- March 5, 2021
- Goody Pundit
Soul of Giga
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About
"Soul of Giga" is a pixel-art game where you play as Arc, the chosen one to rejuvenate the land and assemble a team of Giga creatures. Explore different locations, from cities to under dungeon, and fight turn-based battles to cleanse the land. Customize and strengthen your Giga team by equipping them with vessels or headgear, and utilize their skills to annihilate or aid you in battle.








- Charming pixel art and monster designs that add to the game's appeal.
- Fun and casual gameplay experience, making it accessible for inexperienced players.
- No major bugs or glitches, and the game runs smoothly.
- Battles can become repetitive and lack strategic depth.
- The game is relatively short, with the main campaign taking only a few hours to complete.
- Some players experienced issues with input recognition and soft locks during quests.
story
28 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is generally viewed as simplistic and serves primarily as a means to facilitate gameplay, often involving fetch quests and basic objectives. While some players found it enjoyable and a fun diversion, others criticized its brevity and lack of depth, noting issues with quest progression and translation quality. Overall, it offers a light narrative experience that may not satisfy those seeking a more intricate storyline.
“An fun and motivating little monster collector game with turn-based combat and a story which keeps you going.”
“It didn't have much content and some stuff had bad English translation, but it was a great story.”
“A lot of the monsters have neat designs, and while the storyline is pretty short, it was a fun cheap game to pick up for a change of pace from what I normally play!”
“If you're someone that seeks challenging gameplay and riveting storytelling, then you might want to give this one a pass.”
“There is not much to say – the story is really just an excuse to go from point A to point B.”
“Most seem to be some form of fetch quest or 'go here and do thing'.”