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Soul Valley
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About
"Soul Valley" is a story-rich, text-based survival game where you play as Abigail, searching for treasure and solving puzzles in a valley inherited from your mother. The game combines treasure hunting with survival elements, urging you to gather resources, scavenge for food, light fires, and avoid starvation or dehydration. By uncovering pieces of maps left by your mother, discover secrets about your father and the valley's enigmatic past.








- The game features beautiful graphics and an immersive atmosphere, making the environment visually appealing.
- The scavenger hunt and exploration elements provide a relaxing experience for players who enjoy walking simulators.
- The sound design, including forest sounds and mild music, enhances the overall ambiance of the game.
- The game is criticized for being an asset flip, lacking originality and proper crediting of asset creators, leading to accusations of plagiarism.
- Technical issues abound, including bugs, lack of customizable controls, and poor resolution support, making the game frustrating and unplayable for some users.
- The gameplay is often described as aimless and lacking content, with players finding little to do beyond wandering the environment.
graphics
7 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics are widely praised for their stunning quality, particularly when set to "ultra" settings, which are necessary for optimal gameplay and item visibility. While some comparisons are made to other games, the visuals are generally considered beautiful and well-designed, especially given the capabilities of the Unreal Engine.
“The graphics are stunning and the gameplay is challenging yet rewarding.”
“It has nice graphics and a well-designed map.”
“Pros -- beautiful graphics.”
“You will be unable to find the map and note #2 if your graphics settings are on 'low', 'medium', or 'high.' They have to be on 'ultra' or else the rendering smooths over the notes and they become uncollectible.”
“The graphics are exactly the same as a much better game called My Island.”