Soul Sacrifice Famitsu Review Info: Game length and more revealed

Game looks promising.

Posted By | On 27th, Feb. 2013

Soul Sacrifice Famitsu Review Info: Game length and more revealed

Soul Sacrifice has lavished some praise on Soul Sacrifice and have given it a glowing review. The game comes out on April for the PS Vita and is being created by Keiji Infaune from Comcept in collaboration with Japan Studio of Sony.

We have some new details on it courtesy of Aerys from the ign boards (via NeoGAF):

Soul Sacrifice is, as its name suggests, a game that asks the player to make an ultimate decision. It happens every time you defeat an enemy, actually — a choice to either save the enemy’s soul, or sacrifice it for your own gain. How you customize your character in this regard is crucial, since you’re going to go up against some very large enemies.

Here are the details:

-Over 300 types of magic with a deep crafting system.

-About 25 hours to complete story on single player, multiplayer content expands this to several hundred hours.

-Superb storytelling through the grimoire system and its journal entries.

-Story is quite moving and definitely worth the time to experience.

-Huge variation of spells makes for extremely deep tactical multiplayer experience.

-Team work and role assignment in multiplayer has immense potential.

-Dying and being sacrificed is still fun and does not affect rewards.

-Being able to continue fighting even when dead is extremely welcome feature.

-The dark fantasy theme is well portrayed and written, although it may be too dark for some people’s taste.

-Difficulty level is very high, but the high speed action is extremely fun and rewarding to learn.

-Salvation and Sacrifice system adds surprisingly profound and meaningful choice to the game.

-It might be “another hunting game” but it is overflowing with originality.

-Single player is fun in its own right, but multiplayer is where the game really shines. The more the merrier!

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