Soul's Spectrum

I'll begin by saying that I'm truly amazed. In a very positive way. I didn't expect a product like this. I had low expectations. It's a game that immediately impressed me with its completely original gameplay, different from the usual RPG Maker-style games. You can clearly see the passion and attention to detail in every level. It's a game in which you learn that in order to progress, you need to know how to die. At first, this concept doesn't come naturally, but as you continue, you quickly get used to it. Each form, four forms in total, including the human form, the skeleton (the most funny due to how it moves XD), Umbra, and Anima (adorable), has its exclusive abilities (more can be acquired as the story progresses) and its disabilities. There are also numerous other characters throughout the story that you'll find it hard not to love (did someone mention "the Wanderer"?). Primarily, it's a puzzle game with puzzles to solve in order to progress through various areas, but it's seamlessly integrated with other elements like action (such as when you have to run from the guardians automa), combat for fun, "strategic" combat (lots of rats!), new abilities to acquire to overcome certain areas, secret areas (I love the Black Ritual, and its scary music!). It's also an exploration game, with a map that impressed me from the very beginning due to its size, filled with areas to explore, either before or after, somewhat in a Metroidvania style, and item collection (flowers, notes, etc.). Above all, it has a story. A beautiful story, integrated and thought out as the game progresses. It's not an easy game, but it's not impossible either. I would say it has a level of difficulty that makes you feel quite intelligent when you manage to overcome certain situations :) It's a game with a strong personality, featuring both beautiful and original atmospheres, great music, and a lot of style, but above all, it's engaging and fun. I also adored the fact that it's not just a "fantasy" in the classic style, but it's set in our days, with secret organizations, experiments, and so on, making me remember the times when I played Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow. The ending of the game deeply moved me because it addressed themes that resonate with me. For me, "Soul's Spectrum," despite its retro style (which we love so much), is a breath of fresh air in the modern gaming industry. It shows that to create a great game, you don't need multimillion-dollar studios or extravagant graphics cards. It reminds us that you can create a little gem with fewer resources, as long as you have a bit of imagination, passion, and originality.

Puzzle game where you juggle between four forms to overcome obstacles. Although the game’s images might suggest that this is an RPG, the genre is actually a puzzle with action elements. You play a soul who doesn’t know much about what’s going on. All you know you’re stuck in some sort of castle. While the entity that welcomes you doesn’t really reveal much, it does help you with candles. Once you touch one, you’re introduced to the game’s mechanic: forms. The fun part of the game are four forms you can take, each with its strength and weaknesses. You start as a soul that can fly over any trap and blink through walls or obstacles, then there’s a shadow that is also impervious to damage and can sink into the floor and pass under the iron bars, the third is a vulnerable skeleton that can throw a bone at special switches and not much else, and the final form is a human. This one is the most useful because you can interact with switches, attack, and dodge. Forms later receive an upgrade that makes them a bit more useful. However, since moving around with just one form wouldn’t be fun, the game throws in traps and obstacles that stop certain forms from progressing. This forces you to change between forms by using candles to get “better” or throwing yourself on traps to die. Forms go in order, so you need to interact with a few candles if you want a better form. The same goes for dying; if you’re a human, you’ll have to die three times to get to the soul form. Equally important are save spots. These register your place in the world, and you respawn at the last visited save spot in a new form each time you die. By the way, the soul form can’t die. The progress through the castle is not exactly linear. If you have the right abilities, you can go anywhere. There’s also a map that shows your current objective, but it’s not very useful for anything else. You can travel between more important save points so you don’t waste time. There are also some secrets and collectible notes. One bad thing is no auto-save or continue; it's very easy to lose a lot of progress if the game crashes and you forgot to save.

玩了开头，非常惊喜。出生即死，周而复始，反复去世。 当你是人类，你会被怪物猎杀，重新开始游戏主角变成骷髅，不会被猎杀，但是会被钉刺陷阱攻击，再次复活变成了幽灵，幽灵又有其他克制关系。而能变化的身份远不止这些。 非常独特且有趣的体验。需要在不同身份之间切换去探索房间。 角色人设也很酷。 当前汉化不完整，期待汉化完整版！！ [table][td][b]关注我们 [/b][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/30253125]甄游组[/url] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/34433893]第一印象[/url] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40602490]免费游戏[/url][/td][/table]

è un gioco bellissimo e i puzzle sono molto belli

[h1]《Soul's Spectrum》變身再變身的解迷遊戲[/h1] 在這款由遊戲商Ravenage所發佈的獨特機制圖元解謎遊戲中，玩家需要巧妙運用這些能力來解決各種謎題和挑戰，遊戲本身是屬於關卡制，因此遊玩起來可以一節一節的遊玩玩，開發商在劇情設計上很用心。 《Soul's Spectrum》是一款由Ravenage開發的引人入勝的圖元解謎遊戲，以其獨特的遊戲機制和令人挑戰的謎題而備受推崇。在這個遊戲中，您將扮演主人公Nora，她擁有四種不同的形態，包括人類、骷髏、暗影和幽靈。每種形態都擁有獨特的技能和特點，為解謎提供了多種可能性。 [h1]獨特的角色型態切換的遊戲機制[/h1] 在遊戲中，Nora可以隨意切換不同的形態，每種形態都有其獨特之處。作為人類，她可以執行特定動作，如點燃蠟燭和進行翻滾。而骷髏形態則使她能夠投擲骨頭以觸發開關，同時擁有冰霜護甲來抵禦寒冷。暗影形態允許Nora穿越障礙物和撲滅蠟燭，而幽靈形態則能夠飄浮穿越牆壁，不受地面的限制。 玩家必須透過切換角色去思考如何解開遊戲關卡的謎題，也必須清楚的瞭解角色特性才能解開關卡，遊戲本身在圖元風格上也偏向清晰，並且劇情也非常具有特色，可謂是十分獨特的暗黑風格的解迷遊戲 遊戲本身讓我想到畢業專題我朋友用rpg maker做的相素解迷遊戲，遊戲可以說是十分的別具特色。 [h1]多樣的地圖與關卡設計[/h1] 遊戲中有多張地圖相互連接，每張地圖都擁有自己獨特的風格、機關和機制。例如，起初的地牢充滿了地刺等機關，而之後進入的森林則充滿了坑洞和水塘，同時敵人也會變成食人蜘蛛。每張地圖都提供了新的挑戰和謎題，需要玩家不斷切換形態以解決。 [h1]遊戲展望[/h1] 目前的中文翻譯不太行，如過要入手的玩家可以在稍微觀望一下，不過本身遊戲的品質是很不錯的，算是一款非常具有特色的暗黑風格解迷遊戲，如果有喜歡解迷的玩家不妨可以試試看喔。

a fun puzzle game. really makes ya think. studying italian, at an intermediate level, the italian in the game was pretty simple to understand. some odd occult words that are repeated a lot, and characters with simple motivations to understand, and a lot of little notes with tidbits of info.

Nesse dia meu PC principal queimou e eu estava tentando jogar algo LEVE. Que jogo maravilhoso. Puzzles na medida certa. Adorei (até empacar). Recomendo tentar zerar um dia. Vod da Gameplay em live: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1995584533

Loved it! Another excellent game made by Thund Games, who has other great games on itch.io. - Excellent and atmospheric music that changes with your forms - This is a dark fantasy story that's intriguing with fun characters - the puzzles are a good balance of easy and hard. Expect a few "Guide Dangit" moments! - 2D pixel art is a plus for me - you can complete the game in less than 30 hours. Not long, great for a few nights - somewhat metroidvania feel, at least for me Given the amount of exploration you have to do to complete everything. I love that. My only complaint is that I do wish I could change the dialog and movement speed to be a bit faster but interestingly enough the pacing works with the overall storytelling so it's not really much of a complaint. Overall this was a wonderful game and I enjoyed it.

It's a fun top down, retro inspired puzzle game. Is it perfect? Definitely not. The controls can be clunky at times, especially in regards to "combat". You receive a weapon at one point but referring to it as combat definitely feels like a stretch. It's definitely a slower paced puzzle game so that mechanic helps progress the story and it fits thematically, but it's easily my least favorite part of the game. Where it excels are the concepts presented in its story and the main puzzle solving mechanic of dying and lighting candles to utilize each of your forms abilities depending on the situation. Most of the puzzles are pretty easy, especially once you get the hang of it. Later on you might have to reverse engineer a few of them to get the order right, or figure out how to cheese them. It definitely is a slower game so the puzzles that were the most frustrating were those that relied on timing and tight controls. This is where the movement often felt clunkiest. I got it on sale and enjoyed it enough to feel like I got my money's worth. You could probably beat it in ~4.5 hours. But I enjoyed the pixel art and exploring so I wanted to find everything. It's not perfect but for $3, and ~7 hours of gameplay I enjoyed it for what it is. Slight spoiler warning the most frustrating puzzle is a password that uses "1337" but at no point do I remember seeing anything that would have led me to that.

A delightful puzzle game with an intriguing premise and great design, Soul's Spectrum is a wonderful game to explore