Save Our Souls - Episode I
Relentless Game Studios · 2017 · Female Protagonist, Action, Adventure, Indie, Casual
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About Save Our Souls - Episode I
Save Our Souls is a story driven third person action packed shooter game that takes place in a post apocalyptic future (2083) torn apart by demons and ruled by many warring factions. It Stars 3 female childhood friends who must once again band together and set out on a journey to stop the end of the world. The game will feature fast paced action packed game play in a variety of environments, and the player must gun down enemies using the 3 heroines, each with their own unique abilities. All the while being immersed in an Epic and cinematic story.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players agree this game suffers from pervasive technical and production problems well beyond typical indie standards, including numerous bugs, poor animations, unclear UI (especially ammo counters), subpar voice acting, and unfinished assets across environments and characters. While a few note the character models and music have merit and appreciate the developer's efforts, most feel the game is unpolished and confusing, lacking clear objectives and basic feedback systems that make it difficult to play, let alone recommend.
There is something called "expected indie jank" in games which denotes reasonable expectations to budget titles. Then there's this. Bugs and glitches all over the place, constantly threatening to tear apart the low-quality assets. Broken animations, broken cutscenes, death glitches and a nonsensical ammo counter that reads "infinite" for one weapon and not the other when they both function exactly the same. "Jessie" sounds like you literally recorded her voice through an old, cheap phone. The list goes on and on and is, quite frankly, endless. This "game" isn't even fit for Early Access. It's barely a pre-alpha build - and you called it "finished". That's a disgrace.8 found this helpful
Though the game had a rough start it seems to be better. The graphics are nice, music fits and the story is very interesting and could be cooler if told over more episodes also the dev has worked on it for some time so I hope he kepts the faith and works on more content..4 found this helpful
Plays like a asset flip that Jim Sterling should be playing. I tried to play Episode 0, no indication of how much ammo I had and I couldn't even tell when I was taking damage, first time I died I had no idea anyone had hit me. Episode 1 I had no idea what I was supposed to be doing or why, and quit a few minutes into it.3 found this helpful
It feels very very generic, poor plot, I suppose they planned to develop the plot in the other episodes but looks like these will never come. The only good thing is that the characters are well modelled.3 found this helpful
This is a weirdly bad game, even by low-budget indie standards. The environment is unfinished, the character models are unfinished, the animation is unfinished, the sound effects are stock sounds, what little story is there makes no sense, the voice acting sounds like it was done over cheap PC headsets...Literally nothing about this game is actually finished. This the weirdest thing I've seen in a long time.2 found this helpful
Be nice if I can actually play it on my 6 core pc.1 found this helpful
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