- May 27, 2021
- M11 Studio
Ronin: Two Souls
Platforms
About
"Ronin: Two Souls" is a narrative-driven game where you follow the journey of Kenji, a resident of a deserted Japanese island, as he navigates relationships and makes tough decisions that alter his life's course. The game features FPP and TPP camera angles, allowing you to interact with characters, form alliances, and even turn enemies into friends. The initial episode serves as early access for players to shape Kenji's character and sets the foundation for future updates.











- The game features beautiful graphics and a refreshing environment that enhances the overall atmosphere.
- It has an original story with interesting quests and engaging exploration elements.
- The combat system, while simple, has potential and can be enjoyable once mastered.
- The game is plagued by numerous bugs and technical issues, including quest bugs and performance problems.
- Voice acting and translations are poorly executed, leading to immersion-breaking experiences.
- Combat feels shallow and unchallenging, with a lack of depth in enemy AI and mechanics.
story
36 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is described as original and intriguing, with beautiful environmental design that encourages exploration. However, players report significant issues with quest bugs, a lack of quest variety, and poor mission tracking, which detracts from the overall narrative experience. Despite these flaws, there is potential for a compelling story if the developers address the current shortcomings.
“It has an original story, and the environment is beautifully designed—truly a work of art.”
“The story is good and has you wanting to explore more and get to know the whole story.”
“I like the stances and blocking aspects of combat and the story is really really cool.”
“The game actually promised 5 chapters, covering Kenji’s story as a samurai, but this plan hasn’t been fulfilled despite 2 years of development.”
“The limited number of interactions, characters, and quests currently featured in [i]ro:ts[/i] make it hard to grasp the quality of the story writing or what caliber of character arc Kenji will have.”
“Typos and grammatical errors are rife, and some lines of dialogue, descriptions, and even quest objectives are not translated at all.”