- May 24, 2015
- John Wizard
- 20h median play time
Lilly and Sasha: Nexus of Souls
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About
"Lilly and Sasha: Nexus of Souls" is the second game in the series, following "Curse of the Immortals." The story follows Lilly as she attempts to stop Zahhak, who has taken over Sasha's body, from claiming the powers of the Immortals. The game features new puzzles, skills, runes, trinkets, characters, and pets to discover as you continue the journey from the previous game.










- The game offers a balanced mix of puzzles, combat, and fetch quests, enhancing the overall gameplay experience.
- The dialogues and character interactions are enjoyable, maintaining the humor and charm from the first game.
- Combat mechanics have improved, allowing for faster battles and more strategic options with party members.
- Progression can be unclear, making it difficult to know where to go next, especially with similar-looking maps.
- Some puzzles are confusing and lack clear instructions, leading to frustration in solving them.
- The game suffers from performance issues, including lag, which can detract from the overall experience.
story
18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in "Lilly and Sasha: Nexus of Souls" continues from its predecessor, "Curse of the Immortals," adopting a more serious tone while focusing primarily on the main plot. While character interactions remain enjoyable, the game features fewer side quests and puzzles, leading to a more linear experience that emphasizes combat over exploration. Despite these changes, the narrative is still engaging, complemented by improved combat mechanics and fitting music.
“The story continues where it left off, with Sasha absent from the party.”
“Good story, nice well-rounded combat system, and the music goes great with the game.”
“Most side quests are gone, and the interactions between characters are mostly limited to the events that transpire.”
“Although it offers a short recap, you'll miss a lot of things that the first game has, whether it's the useless banter between characters or the story itself.”
“The story is entirely plot-based.”