Mugen Souls Z
- August 25, 2016
- Idea Factory
The good points of Mugen Souls Z are certainly there, but it does its best to keep them from you for entirely too long. With a tutorial that drags on for hours, a frustratingly repetitive plot, and walls of dialogue that feel endless, only the most dedicated fan will have the patience to enjoy the game. Unless you love grinding and crafting more than plot, this is probably one you should avoid.
Get on SteamIn Mugen Souls Z, players explore a colorful universe as Chou-Chou, a glamorous goddess, and her companions. Through strategic turn-based battles, players defeat enemies and "Moe" them to gain their obedience, adding them to Chou-Chou's ever-growing army. This humor-infused RPG features customizable characters and diverse battle environments, offering a unique and entertaining gameplay experience.
Nintendo Switch
PC
Reviews
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- grinding1 mentions
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- optimization1 mentions
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Critic Reviews
Mugen Souls Z Review
The good points of Mugen Souls Z are certainly there, but it does its best to keep them from you for entirely too long. With a tutorial that drags on for hours, a frustratingly repetitive plot, and walls of dialogue that feel endless, only the most dedicated fan will have the patience to enjoy the game. Unless you love grinding and crafting more than plot, this is probably one you should avoid.
50%Mugen Souls Z Review – Redefine Wacky
Mugen Souls Z makes the mechanics and the gameplay more understandable and less harsh for trying to have fun. Having it be uncensored and on the Nintendo Switch also helps out quite a bit! I recommend this game to all fans of the JRPG genre that doesn’t mind a little steamy fan service in their games.
90%Mugen Souls Z Review
Mugen Souls Z is essentially a clone of the first game with a new story on it. For many this will be fine: the humour is mostly at the same standard. The battle system remains largely forgettable, dungeon crawling is uninspiring and some of the main characters are grating. This is the type of game that would be massively improved as an anime, allowing the story to be the main focus - for someone that wouldn't mind ploughing through a battle system that really isn't that good, they would enjoy the humorous story to take a break from so many games that take themselves far too seriously.
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