Soul Scar

"Soul Scar" is another entertaining classic old-school JRPG made by Wolfs Moon Studios, utilizing the RPG Maker MV software. This game also contains the usual strengths and weaknesses which I always mention when reviewing games from this developer. On the plus side, players can expect an addictive process of getting stronger, which is complemented by a wide selection of awesome equipment pieces that can either be looted from enemies or discovered in treasure chests. At the beginning, the player can choose 4 different characters (i.e. classes) out of the 9 available ones, which are all useful and fun to play. Story and dialogues are serviceable, skills can be leveled up through usage during the turn-based battles, and a separate system ("Veteran Experience") can be used to make party members even stronger. On the other hand, I still can't condone the excessive usage of sample maps (which are provided by the RPG Maker software), but it's a small price to pay when considering this develop...

interesting concept, the New Game+, but after playing through most of the base game and most of the plus game, I think I am done. It is clear that it would take too many replays to be strong enough to defeat the forlorn castle boss and the frozen cave boss. There is a huge difference in difficulty in those two final areas of the base game.

Another rpg winner from Shane, but with a different and unique approach. The best is unlimited magic (no potions, what a pleasure) and some skills do not use up a turn. Challenging battles and the usual great weapons/armor that drop in battles. Just hoping that the next rpg is similar to his older ones, a classic rpg with a long length.

This new entry from the studio is fantastic! The hunger system adds a pressure that I didn't know I needed in a simple RPG like this and I love it. I started playing when I got home from work and couldn't put it down. I highly recommend.

I couldn't wait for this studio's new game, and I wasn't disappointed. At first glance, it's short, but it offers hours of fun gameplay, progression, and collecting vet points that offer new skills. I like that this developer always comes up with something new, so this time they added the New game+ option, which I didn't understand at first. However, after a little practice, I quickly got the hang of it and now I've used that option for the 4th time. I personally like combining old, experienced members with new members in the party, it makes it more fun to play. I love this game and I recommend it to all RPG fans, especially those who like classics with a twist.