

SoulSet
NoBreadStudio · 2017 · Visual Novel, Indie, Adventure, Female Protagonist, Sexual Content
PC
Very Positive90% · 163
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About SoulSet
You play as Mariko, who finds herself trapped in an eerie mansion with five other people who claim to have no recollection of their past. Who will you trust?
The player follows the predicament of Mariko Blairnot, a young woman who finds herself trapped in an eerie mansion with five other people who claim to have no recollection of their past. Mariko herself can only remember scattered bits and pieces of an event that supposedly happened years ago, involving the death of her mother and the appearance of a mysterious stranger who offered his help to her and her closest dragon companion, Isshin. With both of them nowhere to be seen inside of the mansion, Mariko and the rest of the cast investigate their surroundings, only to find more questions with no answers.
When someone comes up with a way that could help in getting their memories back, Mariko is presented with the option to pair up with someone for the experiment.
Who will you trust?
- A total of 7 pursuable characters (both male and female)
- Over 20 possible endings
- 100k+ words with an estimated 10-15 hours of gameplay
- Multiple story lines with unlockable, alternative paths
- Multiple route mystery (only by playing all of the routes will you be able to learn the entire story behind the game's events)
- A fantasy setting where magic is a part of everyday life
- Mystery, suspense, romance, comedy, fantasy
- 18 beautiful backgrounds, spiced with the arcane
- Over 30 character sprites, including alternative outfits
- A CG, BG and Ending Gallery to help keep track of your progress
- NoBreadStudio's debut indie title, made by a team of only 3 people!
The player follows the predicament of Mariko Blairnot, a young woman who finds herself trapped in an eerie mansion with five other people who claim to have no recollection of their past. Mariko herself can only remember scattered bits and pieces of an event that supposedly happened years ago, involving the death of her mother and the appearance of a mysterious stranger who offered his help to her and her closest dragon companion, Isshin. With both of them nowhere to be seen inside of the mansion, Mariko and the rest of the cast investigate their surroundings, only to find more questions with no answers.
When someone comes up with a way that could help in getting their memories back, Mariko is presented with the option to pair up with someone for the experiment.
Who will you trust?
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I like the transitions, I like the environmental art. I like the feeling of a timed escape room. I dislike how the characters speak to each other. They speak with modern lingo/vernacular/slang but they are meant to be in a fantasy dragon world without technology. The bickering between some of them just read like sexual harassment immature teenagers would do who try to make everything into a penis/sex joke to get a rise out of others. Across the board, they sure are suspicious for a bunch of people who don’t remember really even who they are. Feels like a visual novel of “Among Us” where the first hour ish is just everyone accusing everyone else of being the villain behind the bad situation- in this case, a trapped amnesiac state. As a het woman, I went after the only male character that isn’t drawn like a child. And then I got the bad ending before I hardly even got to know him, leaving me wondering if I even care to find out why. Is the one love interest I want to get to know worth the rest of it? I’m not much for a mystery story like this, so probably not.3 found this helpful
Every route reveals more of the story. Their method of locking certain routes until you have enough information allowed you to gradually unlock the truth. With each new route it felt like peeling another layer of complexity. I loved all of the characters for different reasons and discovered a greater appreciation after fully completing their route. Overall, I loved unravelling the truth of these stories and I believe this game is worth 20 dollars. My biggest complaint is that these characters were limited to this game. I wish we could explore more of their future or even their lives before the memory loss in another game or book or movie. I would take anything to see them again. Works on mac. (achievements only unlock after the ending sequence)
Love finding a fun mystery multiroute visual novel! No AI slop, fun cast, good story. Would reccomend.
Really good and memorable game
Charming and enjoyable game. Beautiful art style
Soul Set is a mystery/romance visual novel released in 2016. This game screams nostalgia in a good way! The main goal of the game is to avoid death while unraveling mysteries and getting to know the characters you're trapped with. You can romance both male and female characters. Overall, I enjoyed playing Soul Set. It gave me a feeling of nostalgia for early 2010 games. There wasn't anything I could say I particularly dislike. There are good and bad aspects of the writing. While overall good, there are moments of conversation that I personally felt flowed a bit strangely. This really only happened in Shira's and ||Shirr's|| routes during the best ending. And there are so many mysteries and bits of information throughout the game! I felt overwhelmed at some points. But, I did enjoy the story overall. I did feel weird about other characters coupling up with each other outside of their routes? Not that I was against it, but when I would play those character's routes afterwards, I felt a bit bad breaking them up. The art overall was nice, but I wish Apris and Feathor would have had nicer cgs. The female characters seemed to have the nicest ones. The soundtrack was nice and fit the ga…
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