Soulstone Survivors

Very deep survivor game with so much to unlock. Great value for your money. The devs keep updating this game very often.

best game ever

one of the best vampire survivor clones i have played (even better than Vampire survivors in my opinion), however it is way more easy than the rest like i won the first map i played without dying, like normaly in Vampire survivors or Mega Bong i cant do that since i dont understand the mechanics yet, however this one it did not matter what you do you just win (unless you try to die), to be fair later on it gets harder when you get to the max difficulty in the basic maps, or just go over to the next types of maps (Ritiual and the signs to summon the void boss), and only thing this is missing is CO-OP then this game all the rest

[h3]General Info[/h3] With a total playtime of almost a 100 h and all 460 achievments cleared (all achiev's were easily doable without any guide btw), I'd say I played the game "to its full extent". I would now LOVE to give this game a positive rating and be done with it ... but for one big reason I just cannot ... the obvious performance issues. There is more good & bad to say about the game, but the performance issues overshadow it all. Easily 90% of builds (esp. dot/debuff/minion builds, so yeah, basically everything) make the game stutter or slow down significantly after a short time of playing. I am not a coding expert, but I think there are just way to many backround calculations going on at the same time ... and that is what ultimately destroys the performance. To me, it feels like they also - finally - gave up on trying to fix that. [i]I started playing the game on an ancient 10 yo pc ... so I thought thats the reason for the perf. issues ... but in mid 2025 I switched to a more capable, brand new pc (AM5 9800X3d, 64gb DDR5 6000mhz ram, 5070Ti etc.) and nothing changed. Imo, It's clearly not a "hardware issue".[/i] Below a TLDR list of my personal pros and cons ... [h3]What's Good[/h3] - many interesting classes (22) with big skill trees - even multiple weapons per class (4-5 per class, defines starting skills & passive stats) - a plethora of potential builds to try - hidden secrets (fe: unlockable skills through secret bosses, even a 23rd class after fully unlocking all 22 skill trees, etc.) - literally a sh*t-ton of achievements (460) for achieve-hunters - kinda fairly priced for an indy game (lil bit less than 10 EUR for me) [h3]What's Bad[/h3] - performance issues! - honestly, insanly poor balancing between the different builds / skills / classes (fe: dot skills overall doing damage "faster" than actual instant skills) - performance issues! - the visual style of the game is pretty rough / edgy - performance issues! [h3]Overall Rating[/h3] 4/10 (= with "current/ongoing" performance issues) 8/10 (= without performance issues)

Wow, great game i was very surprise ! huge content !

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Absolute Masterpiece of the Roguelite Genre Soulstone Survivors is hands down one of the most addictive and polished action roguelites I’ve ever played. From the moment you drop into your first run, the fast-paced combat, explosive abilities, and constant progression hooks you in and doesn’t let go. The build variety is incredible. Every character feels unique, and the skill tree customization allows you to create wildly different playstyles—from screen-melting elemental chaos to precise, crit-focused destruction. The synergy between abilities is deeply satisfying, and watching your build snowball into absolute mayhem is pure dopamine. Visually, the game is stunning. The spell effects are flashy without being overwhelming, enemies are distinct and well-designed, and the arenas feel immersive and dynamic. Performance is smooth even when the entire screen is packed with enemies and spell effects—something not every game in this genre pulls off well. The progression system strikes the perfect balance between challenge and reward. Each run feels meaningful, whether you succeed or fail, because you’re always unlocking something new—characters, weapons, upgrades, or passive bonuses. If you enjoy games like Vampire Survivors but want deeper mechanics, better customization, and more satisfying combat, this is an absolute must-play. The developers clearly poured passion into every detail, and it shows. Top-tier game. Endless replayability. 10/10 experience.