Barbarian Souls

15 Buckeroonies for this game is criminal. But for 99 cent it's not that bad just your average W T F slop game experience for an hour lol, people came in expecting some kind of Barbarian themed Souls like at that original price point hence the mostly negative reviews. You run around various vistas and settings as some clearly Gladiator looking dude fighting Viking larper MFRs with janky combat, terrible NPC awareness, path finding etc for 5 to 15 levels and or an hour and you're done. Devs, lower it to a couple euro and make it 99c more often so people get a more vague idea of what to expect. Also deducting points for zero OST whatsoever not even some generic royalty free medieval or orchestral music to be seen. Silver lining being you can open a media player or browser for some Pagan, Black or Power Metal and turn your brain off in a mindless romp! Whatever your heart desires too IDGAF. No OST was the thing that disapointed me, that aside I was mostly pleasantly suprised for half the price of a can of gut rot. 6/10 SERVICABLE Sub Euro Asset flip SLOP game.

ye,s i love this game... ive spent years trying to master it. and finally i have the confidence to speak my truth, this is the best game-no... the best media i have ever had the privelage to consume... i would recomend this game

its just a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ asset flip game with almost nothing to do not worth $15 dollars lmao

Barbarian Souls, developed and published by Sabrina Aridi, is an indie action-adventure game that draws clear inspiration from the deliberate, punishing combat style popularized by Souls-like titles. Set in a medieval fantasy world under siege by invading barbarians, the game focuses almost entirely on close-quarters melee combat and the careful timing of attacks and defenses. While its ambitions are rooted in methodical swordplay and tactical encounters, its execution reflects the constraints of a small-scale indie project, resulting in an experience that is straightforward, sometimes rough around the edges, and heavily dependent on player patience. The core gameplay revolves around melee combat using a sword-and-shield setup. Players attack with primary strikes, block incoming blows, and attempt to outmaneuver enemies through positioning. There is a lock-on system designed to keep combat focused during duels, and encounters are built around the idea that patience and timing matter more than reckless aggression. Blocking at the right moment, waiting for enemies to expose themselves, and avoiding being surrounded are central to survival. Healing options are limited, reinforcing a …

10/10 Makes you feel like a barbarian.

Still better than Dark Souls 2