Eclipsoul drops you into a land covered by eternal night. Eclipse legions roam, and the last hope rests with heroes who gain power from glowing fruit. You lead a mix of champions and foot soldiers, arrange them on a 30-grid board, and let them fight even while you’re away.

This role-playing game hands out 1,888 free summons at the start, so you’ll grow your roster fast and see plenty of flashy skills without heavy grinding. Gear, merge, and bond your fighters to push deeper into bosses, trials, sailing events, and the arena.

How to Install Eclipsoul on PC

  • Head to the game’s page and click “Play Eclipsoul on PC”.
  • Download and install BlueStacks.
  • Sign in with your Google Play Store account.
  • You’re ready to start battling in Eclipsoul.

Already Using BlueStacks? Quick Setup

  • Launch BlueStacks.
  • Type “Eclipsoul” in the search bar on the home screen.
  • Select the game from the results.
  • Hit Install, wait for the download, and start playing.

Minimum System Requirements

Here are the specs most PCs need for smooth gameplay:

  • OS: Windows 7 or later
  • CPU: Intel or AMD processor
  • RAM: 4 GB or more
  • Storage: 5 GB free disk space
  • Admin Rights: You must be logged in as an administrator
  • Graphics Drivers: Keep them current via Windows Update or the card maker’s site

Eclipsoul is great for players who like progress without babysitting every battle. Fans of team synergies will enjoy pairing faction buffs with rows of archers or tanks, while casual users can rely on auto-fight to pile up loot during the workday.

Sessions are as short or as long as you want: claim idle rewards over coffee or stay online to time hero ultimates in a tough arena match. Because builds reset with simple merges, experimenting with fresh line-ups never feels like a setback.

Playing Eclipsoul on a PC through BlueStacks makes those tests easier. A full monitor view lets you see the entire 30-slot field at once, pick soldier positions with the mouse, and drag items quickly between heroes. Keyboard shortcuts handle menu jumps faster than taps, and you avoid phone heat or battery drain during long idle stretches. It’s a comfy way to push deeper into Abyssal Trial or watch castle upgrades finish while multitasking on your desktop.