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Soul's Remnant is a single player and multiplayer casual hack and slash game with a fantasy theme. It was developed by Chaomoon and was released on August 13, 2026. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Soul's Remnant is a free to play 2D platformer MMORPG by Chaomoon, with a focus on social gameplay and exploration. Customize your skills with our classless system, team up with others, and defeat monsters, bosses, and dungeons together! Venture into the mysterious world of Soul's Remnant with friends or meet new ones along the way - just watch out when night falls! Game features: 2D platf…

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78%Audience ScoreBased on 847 reviews
story59 positive mentions
grinding153 negative mentions

  • Addictive and satisfying grind with a flexible classless skill system enabling diverse builds and easy respecs.
  • Free-to-play indie MMO with no pay-to-win mechanics and a fair cosmetic-based cash shop.
  • Rich crafting and mining systems, active community, and responsive developers with frequent updates.
  • Persistent issues with false bans and a controversial strict anti-bot enforcement that punishes legitimate players.
  • High player congestion and bot infestations in maps causing frustrating leveling and resource competition.
  • Gameplay is grind-heavy with repetitive quests and some performance issues; social mechanics and tutorials need improvement.
  • story

    348 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    17% positive mentions, 81% neutral mentions, 2% negative mentions

    The story in this game is minimal and largely consists of repetitive "kill x mobs" or crafting quests, with no strong overarching plot or deep narrative development. However, it captures a nostalgic, alive world feeling reminiscent of classic Maplestory, with some players deeply engaged in the lore and NPC interactions despite the simplicity. Overall, the storytelling is functional but light, focusing more on grinding and exploration than on a rich or varied narrative experience.

    • “I played because this world felt alive, because the two developers poured a decade of their hearts into it, and I wanted to be part of that story.”
    • “Finally, a maple-like where I care deeply about the characters and story.”
    • “Mysterious man is my best friend :3 also, about the story generally, I am sinking my teeth to get a handle on what exactly is going on with this world, I am fascinated by it.”
    • “Lack of any story or sense of progression, from quest to quest you just seem to get more and more mobs to kill, and all you get is a bit of experience and gold, zero gear to get you going.”
    • “All the quests are 'kill this, 100-200-300 of them', and the second type of quests is: 'craft this many times.'”
    • “After the tutorial, the only quest is to grind generic slimes to level 10 before you can leave the starting area.”
  • grinding

    153 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions

    Soul's Remnant is a highly grind-focused MMORPG reminiscent of classic titles like MapleStory, offering extensive character customization, crafting, and progression through repetitive mob farming, dungeons, and life skills. While the grinding is satisfying and addictive for fans of the genre, frequent map congestion, botting issues, and sometimes tedious pacing can hinder the experience. Overall, it appeals strongly to players who enjoy mindless, social, and theory-crafted grinding with a nostalgic, old-school MMO feel.

    • “You are going to be grinding in one specific spot from level 78 up until 99.”
    • “One-sided, boring gameplay that encourages you to afk grind - that said, you will be banned from the game for afk grinding.”
    • “Unplayable trash game where you got high level players coming to low level maps and nuking everything, so as a new player you go and hope you get to hit 3 mobs and get at least some xp but it still will take a lot to hit level 10, and even after that it just feels bad because you always constantly have people in the same zone as you grinding the same mobs you want to grind and leveling starts taking hours to do because you simply can't level quicker when there's always like 8 other players in the same map killing the same mobs.”
  • gameplay

    133 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    28% positive mentions, 68% neutral mentions, 4% negative mentions

    The gameplay of Soul's Remnant is a fun and addictive mix of classic 2D MMO grinding and ARPG mechanics, with a complex skill tree allowing diverse build experimentation and smooth core combat. While praised for its satisfying progression, community focus, and lack of pay-to-win elements, some find the gameplay repetitive and affected by intrusive anti-bot measures that can disrupt legitimate play. Overall, it offers a well-polished, MapleStory-inspired experience that rewards time investment but may grow grind-heavy and lacks in-depth tutorialization.

    • “The gameplay loop is simple, but it’s really satisfying.”
    • “Fun & addictive gameplay: the game loops and core mechanics are super polished, making it extremely fun to dive into.”
    • “The game is really fun, and it is an MMO that makes you feel like you are playing one. Once you level up the skill trees, there are a ton of combos you can make. The skill tree is complex and not as simple as it looks at the start, and you can experiment with tons of the skills and builds. The gameplay is really fun, and the game's roadmap includes plans to add even more skills and build paths.”
    • “There are a lot of immersion breaking changes happening in the game affecting the economy and multiplayer gameplay.”
    • “They will suspect you for botting without any reason and disrupt your gameplay, making you lose valuable resources in the process.”
    • “Very shallow gameplay, zero complexity, after level 30 you use the same skills without changing them until max level, fun at first but gets boring quickly after level 50.”
  • music

    70 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    54% positive mentions, 42% neutral mentions, 4% negative mentions

    The game's music is widely praised for its charming, atmospheric, and varied soundtrack, with over 40 original compositions that enhance the pixel art and immersive world. Many players find the soundtrack deeply engaging and emotionally resonant, often describing it as a standout feature that complements the gameplay perfectly. The music is considered both a nostalgic nod to classics and a fresh, high-quality experience that adds personality and enjoyment to the game.

    • “Just genuinely charming different regions and areas to explore, with a great soundtrack to accompany it.”
    • “The OST is, quite frankly, shockingly good and surprisingly impressive for a solo developer.”
    • “Pixel graphics naturally complement the 2D platforming structure, while an extensive original soundtrack helps create atmosphere unique to each location and situation.”
    • “I ended up turning off game music after about 20 hours or so, and eventually decided to just turn off audio completely.”
    • “The game has an interesting idea with merging multiple attacks into one to make your own combos of attacks into one; aside from that and the music, only positives I have.”
    • “This game has multiple soundtracks but it sounded like only one was playing 90% of the time.”
  • graphics

    35 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    37% positive mentions, 54% neutral mentions, 9% negative mentions

    The game features a charming pixel art style that many find cute and reminiscent of classic titles like Maplestory and Terraria, with a unique aesthetic and calming, well-integrated music enhancing the atmosphere. While the simplistic 2D pixel graphics may not appeal to everyone and can sometimes make visuals or UI elements hard to read, options like changing fonts or switching to traditional graphics help improve accessibility. Performance can be an issue on lower-end hardware despite the lightweight design, but overall the graphics contribute positively to the game's relaxing, indie vibe.

    • “Love the pixel art style and music as well.”
    • “Pixel graphics naturally complement its 2D platforming structure, while an extensive original soundtrack helps individual locations and situations establish their own atmosphere.”
    • “This is an amazing small game with a very cute art style.”
    • “I'm running the game on my laptop with suboptimal specs and with graphics settings set to the lowest, removing everything I could from the screen. Being alone on the average map, unleashing all skills already pushes FPS down to around 27, and I'm having trouble moving around as controls become unresponsive and laggy.”
    • “The only negative aspect I could bring up is that despite its 2D platformer pixel graphics style, the game can't keep 60 FPS on a Steam Deck.”
    • “I personally do not like the pixelated, 8-bit-like graphics and I find the UI and menus incredibly hard on my eyes, so I won't be playing further.”
  • monetization

    25 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    12% positive mentions, 76% neutral mentions, 12% negative mentions

    The game features a fair and primarily cosmetic-focused monetization model with no pay-to-win elements, avoiding aggressive tactics common in similar MMOs. While some paid options like expanded inventory space exist, they are considered minor and do not significantly impact gameplay progression. Overall, the monetization is praised for being player-friendly and supportive of enjoyable, non-exploitative free-to-play experiences.

    • “A MapleStory-flavored MMO that, at the time of writing, has no pay-to-win microtransactions and feels like old-school MapleStory, offering a genuinely fun adventure to progress in.”
    • “There are no pay-to-win microtransactions and no gacha mechanics.”
    • “Monetization is surprisingly free-to-play friendly, only selling cosmetics and minor helpful boosts like inventory space or loot magnet.”
    • “Paid expanded storage is a thing, and if you plan on playing a lot and doing multiple crafting skills, it will start to feel like a necessity. As a hoarder, I'm already stocking it fast midgame, so keep that in mind if this type of monetization bothers you or if you consider it pay-to-win.”
    • “As for microtransactions, it seems mostly cosmetics but the inventory options are quite limited. I think the game needs to at least double the standard inventories, especially for materials, and ideally allow disassembling every equipment item to avoid constant trips back to the spawn area every 25 minutes.”
    • “Also, game developers, for the love of God, don't start pushing greedy microtransactions or put a paywall past a certain point. You will lose me and many others. What you have right now is great and I can't wait to see what updates bring.”
  • optimization

    10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    50% positive mentions, 20% neutral mentions, 30% negative mentions

    Optimization in the game is generally decent, with most users experiencing good performance around 60fps, though server lag and performance drops occur on crowded maps. Some rough edges remain, but features like private instances help alleviate competition and lag. Overall, optimization is adequate but could benefit from further improvements, especially in high-population areas.

    • “Network and performance have been good on my end.”
    • “Performance is pretty good, getting 60fps, but the servers tend to lag from time to time.”
    • “I never really had an issue with performance myself with my 4070 Super as the game is small and easy to run.”
    • “There are some rough edges, like performance issues, feeling like the servers are struggling to keep up, but that's somewhat mitigated by rare items called mirages that let you open a private instance of a map for 10 minutes for you and your party, avoiding fights over mobs.”
    • “Some performance issues on more crowded maps.”
    • “My only real complaint is that performance is a bit iffy in highly-populated maps with people grinding.”
  • atmosphere

    9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    67% positive mentions, 33% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions

    The game's atmosphere is praised for its immersive and carefully crafted environment, blending colorful pixel art with a soothing and engaging ambiance. Its combination of a vibrant visual style, extensive soundtrack, and balanced pacing creates a captivating yet comfortable experience that draws players into its world.

    • “The game's soothing atmosphere and addictive gameplay make it easy to get caught up in.”
    • “The atmosphere, combat, and overall presentation really pulled me in, and you can tell a lot of care went into the experience.”
    • “Pixel graphics naturally complement its 2D platforming structure, while an extensive original soundtrack helps individual locations and situations establish their own atmosphere.”
  • humor

    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions

    The humor in the game is enjoyed through playful community interactions, quirky in-game moments like dungeon experiences and character designs, and lighthearted player dynamics. However, some users find certain developer decisions and player behavior ironically amusing, adding to the overall humorous atmosphere.

    • “It is beautiful when you get a whole party together to do dungeon or party grind, a whole squad in that damn bunny cave back in lvl50 range was so funny and good, and I especially love doing the cooking dungeon because I am a Diner Dash freak at heart, same feeling with the alchemy dungeon!”
    • “Another community-specific thing that happened the other day that was so funny was people realizing that shopkeeper happened to be selling a bag that had good skill range stats, and everyone swarming him to buy and cook it into a more powerful bag. I am personally not much of a need to have the best possible gear but I get secondhand enjoyment from seeing people make some really cracked gear and everyone talking about it!”
    • “Bad reviews here are funny af.”
  • emotional

    7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions

    The emotional aspect of the game is highlighted by its evocative music that deeply resonates with players and fosters a wholesome, supportive community. However, some users note instances of emotional stress and skepticism regarding the developer's involvement. Overall, the game elicits strong emotional responses, both positive and complex.

    • “I also love the music in the desert, deep forest, snowy mountain, and sheep beach. The quest master's theme makes me very emotional!”
    • “She then apologizes and says that she's getting 'emotional' and also states that she's stressed and overwhelmed.”
    • “Made me quit touching grass the past 5 days.”
  • stability

    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    33% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 67% negative mentions

    The game runs smoothly on a range of hardware, making it accessible, but it suffers from occasional freezes that require force-closing. Additionally, bugs affecting skills and gameplay reduce overall stability and player enjoyment.

    • “The game runs great on my laptop, and I would presume much lower models as well, so it's easily accessible to all types of hardware.”
    • “The reason I don't recommend this game is that it freezes every once in a while and I have to close it via task manager.”
    • “The game is buggy, the skills are buggy, it lacks build diversity, and it's just a mindless grind with no feeling of reward.”
  • character development

    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions

    The game offers classless character development that, combined with cooperative combat and diverse activities like crafting, gathering, and exploration, provides players with engaging and varied ways to progress beyond simple leveling. This depth encourages sustained involvement through meaningful NPC relationships, guilds, and trading.

    • “Its classless character development, cooperative combat, dungeons, bosses, crafting, gathering, housing, guilds, trading, NPC relationships, and exploration give players multiple reasons to remain involved beyond straightforward leveling.”
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Play Times

22h Median play time
64h Average play time
15-120h Spent by most gamers
*Based on 6 analyzed playthroughs
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Soul's Remnant is a casual hack and slash game with fantasy theme. Common tags for Soul's Remnant include indie, magic, surreal, pixel graphics, fishing and others.

Soul's Remnant is available on PC, Mac OS, Windows and Linux.

On average players spend around 64 hours playing Soul's Remnant.

Soul's Remnant was released on August 13, 2026.

Soul's Remnant was developed by Chaomoon.

Soul's Remnant has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked Soul's Remnant for its story but disliked it for its grinding.

Soul's Remnant is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.

Similar games include Eterspire, Dreadmyst, Leafling, Heartwood Online, Farever and others.