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The Soul Stone War

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82%Game Brain Score
story, humor
replayability, character development
82% User Score Based on 215 reviews

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The Soul Stone War is a single player casual role playing game with fantasy and romance themes. It was developed by Hosted Games and was released on March 5, 2020. It received positive reviews from players.

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82%
Audience ScoreBased on 215 reviews
story53 positive mentions
character development2 negative mentions
  • The story is immersive, well-written, and features compelling, well-developed characters with unique personalities.
  • The game offers high replayability with many different relationship dynamics, including romance and polyamory options that feel meaningful and well-handled.
  • The writing style is engaging and witty, with a strong focus on character relationships and emotional depth.
  • The romance and relationship mechanics are confusing and punishing, often locking players out of desired paths due to specific choices or flirt points.
  • The main character lacks agency and meaningful choices, feeling railroaded with limited impact on the story and often portrayed as weak or overly emotional.
  • The story ends abruptly on a cliffhanger without resolution as it is the first book in a series, which frustrates players expecting a complete narrative.
  • story
    134 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story is widely praised for its compelling characters, engaging writing, and emotional depth, with many players appreciating the rich relationships and replayability through varied choices. However, some criticize it for limited meaningful impact of choices, a heavily linear and sometimes rushed plot, and an unsatisfactory cliffhanger ending that leaves the narrative incomplete. Overall, it's seen as a well-crafted, immersive adventure with room for improvement in player agency and story resolution.

    • “I've followed this one since it was a demo, and what I've found is that you may think you know what options you have and how they affect the story... then you play again, choose a single different thing, and the story can change quite dramatically.”
    • “Absolutely fantastic writing with a compelling story and wonderful, three-dimensional characters.”
    • “The storytelling is amazing, the characters feel like they're real, and the romances and friendships are some of the best I've ever played.”
    • “Honestly felt like a spectator rather than the 'main character', almost none of the choices provide anything meaningful to the story or your character's development, only how you want to be rescued. A lot of the writing, although good grammar/spelling wise, just didn't keep me interested. Romance isn't done very well in this story; it essentially forces the romance options onto you in a very creepy way, and all of them (from what I've seen) are male. Had potential but fails to appeal to a majority.”
    • “When I'm railroaded fairly early on into a meaningless choice, and then left to read page after page of exposition, I don't feel involved in the story.”
    • “It was after finishing the story that it suddenly hit me that it felt like I had read a novel instead. The choices you pick only affect what kind of emotions your character felt during scenes, such as choosing between romantic options, lacking any real meaningful plot-changing choices.”
  • replayability
    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game offers strong replayability through engaging romance options and meaningful choices that encourage multiple playthroughs. However, some users find the overall replay value limited due to the game's short length, suggesting other titles for a longer experience.

    • “Great replayability; I've just finished and immediately want to play it again!”
    • “There's a lot of replay value in the relationships and choices you get to make!”
    • “Good replayability especially with the romance.”
    • “Replayability is lacking.”
    • “Incredibly short for the high price with no replay value. I recommend Lost Heir or War for the West if you want more than a few hours for your money.”
    • “Downside is there isn't much replay value.”
  • humor
    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is generally well-received, often praised for its smooth blend with other elements like action, romance, and tension. While some find the narration cringe-worthy when attempting comedy, many appreciate the funny and heartfelt moments that enhance the story's appeal. Overall, the humor adds charm without overshadowing the narrative.

    • “This was definitely a good read and it had a bit more humor in it than similar reads.”
    • “The story is really amazing and funny at the same time!”
    • “I absolutely adore this game, one of the best I've read in a while. I love everything about it—the characters, the humor, the tension. It's just amazing. The author did an amazing job writing this. I hope to read more stories from them like this one :)”
  • emotional
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users find the emotional aspect of the game deeply impactful, highlighting its wholesome and loving storylines, especially the poly route, which evokes a range of feelings from joy to heartbreak. The writing is praised for its genuine, witty narrator and well-developed, relatable characters that create an engaging and emotionally rich experience.

    • “I couldn't resist trying a poly route and it was the sweetest, most wholesome, loving route I've played in any game in a long time.”
    • “It's been a while since I have read something that has made me feel love and hate and all the emotions this book made me feel.”
    • “The creator's writing is amazing—giving our narrator a witty, emotional, genuine voice.”
  • gameplay
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users appreciate the gameplay for its engaging and mature interactions, particularly enjoying the ability to choose the protagonist's dialogue and actions. The gameplay is praised for its depth and replayability, especially in exploring different romance options.

    • “I prefer the protagonist to be silent except for things the player chooses for it to say or do. Aside from that, I enjoyed the gameplay, the story, and the characters.”
    • “I played it through at least 8 times trying all the romances, and wow, each one is mature, intimate, and the gameplay is great!”
  • character development
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Character development is abundant overall, but the player's created character receives little to no meaningful growth, and some character arcs feel reversed or unresolved.

    • “There is a lot of character development, but not for the character I create.”
    • “The reverse character development that leads nowhere.”
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The Soul Stone War is a casual role playing game with fantasy and romance themes.

The Soul Stone War is available on PC, Mac OS, Phone, iPad and others.

The Soul Stone War was released on March 5, 2020.

The Soul Stone War was developed by Hosted Games.

The Soul Stone War has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked The Soul Stone War for its story but disliked it for its replayability.

The Soul Stone War is a single player game.

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