SOULVARS

card combo is really amazing pixel style combat is cool but i don't why i can no any progress in story don't know where to do even i read the detail in misson list

回合制戰鬥加入了一點策略性，招式很炫砲，音樂很酷，好玩！

元スマホゲーだしカードゲームだから当然マウス操作で快適プレイだと思ったのに、マウス操作は一切出来ない。操作性が最悪だ。

[h1]簡介與注意事項[/h1] 遊戲時長大約在20~30小時，是一款可以仔細雕琢配置的回合制RPG。我們可操控的主角群共三人，會依劇情一一加入，其各自有擅長的攻擊屬性，也有對應三人不同的裝備、技能與靈魂配置，這些都可以在戰鬥外隨時變更、升級，但也因此為了達到最大效益的配裝，研究與配置的過程大約就會佔了兩三成的遊玩時間。 另外，這款原先就是登錄在Android跟iOS平台上而後才移植到PC等家機平台，在行動平台的價格約在NT100$左右而已。本身就是非動作型的作品，在行動裝置上也有不同於PC版的適應UI。若是有興趣的玩家也可以考慮到行動裝置上遊玩省一點小錢。 [h1]戰鬥/技能系統[/h1] 這款的戰鬥系統非常要求打擊敵人的弱點屬性，比起同樣鼓勵打擊弱點概念的《歧路旅人》等作品，《Soulvars》若沒有打擊到敵人的弱點屬性，就沒有每回合穩定充裕的AP(行動點數)來發動技能，只能靠防禦或閃避來被動獲得AP，戰鬥起來就會拖沓難打。 而技能的使用上，則可以重複使用來提升技能熟練度，技能等級上升後除了有加成傷害外，也能將其轉換成不用基礎卡牌合成發動、能在第一回合就常駐的技能卡，藉此過濾自身牌庫。 從戰鬥系統便能推斷，要適應每個地圖副本屬性，每個角色就要有不同屬性方向的發展，而這正呼應到靈魂系統鼓勵玩家的多build嘗試。 [h1]靈魂系統[/h1] 靈魂系統類似於給角色附魔，每個靈魂都有自己的主要屬性跟戰鬥性向，須跟隨角色升等解鎖技能和永久數值。像是主角八雲的初始靈魂「迦具土」就是火屬性攻擊向的靈魂。其他還有冰、風、土屬性的減益、輔助等共十幾種取向的靈魂。 不過要注意的是，各個靈魂裝備在每個角色上所解鎖的技能與數值雖然都會留在該角色上，裝備其他靈魂也能使用，但等級經驗值卻也是獨立分開的。所以要每個角色都練出可以能隨副本變化而使用的靈魂，就是這遊戲最農的部分。 [h1]"農等級"的體驗[/h1] 就像上述所提到，《Soulvars》中最需要農的就是各角色使用多個靈魂的等級。而我實際遇到關卡瓶頸的地方是在大約第六章的前後，這裡會遇到一張完全克制物理攻擊的地圖副本，我便被迫回去農出一套純魔攻的Build。 由於地圖採暗雷制，只要在打得過、等級相符的區域來回走動即可。另外，出了副本便能消耗時間回滿血量和魔力的設計，算是優化了其他RPG在"農"時要耗費補給成本的體驗。 不過，當我妥協於農等級的枯燥後，尾王前突然發布了大量支線任務，完全錯開了我想要農等級的時間。不知道是不是每個玩家體驗都如此，但對我來說，若是這些支線可以設置在能預期玩家遇到關卡瓶頸的時候，而不單單只是因應劇情的開枝散葉，或許就能有效減緩"農等級"這件必要之事的低回饋感。 [h1]總結[/h1] 以我自己的遊玩經驗來說，從比較大眾的《歧路旅人》、《For The King II》，到獨立作品《Transistor》、《星之海》，這些都是近年來為回合制RPG這個快跟不上玩家習性的遊戲類型加入創新思維的優秀作品。 《Soulvars》雖然能從中看到回合制戰鬥的變化，也確實在技能搭配上做出很有深度的系統連結，但也因此在思考配裝上要投入過多時間，加上後面被半強迫農等級的體驗，讓整體的遊玩時間拉長了非常多，到後期除了尾王的特殊Build配置外，我也無心再去重新培養新的靈魂，只用一套最強的打到底。

Good intro into Turn Based JRPGs, Story pretty flat and you have to Go through glossaries and stuff to get the jist of the story Combat is fun Progression is good Nice Aesthetic Great Music if you a fan of JRPGs and want something lite or want to taste of the Genre and don't pixel this is great staring off point

[h1] 经典的日式rpg，这么多年过去却依旧掩盖不了其独特的魅力与特色 [/h1] 《SOULVARS（灵魂转换者）》，作为一款直接从手机上移植过来的作品，一开始仅仅是被画风吸引而来的我对其游戏性并没有抱有太大的希望。然而事实是我错了，作为一款独立游戏，其经典的日式rpg与卡牌的完美结合，独特的时髦画风俊男靓女，再加上末日世界、未知生物入侵……聚集多种要素于一身，又能迸发出怎么样的火花呢~ [h1] 策略至上与数值碾压？如果是你会选谁呢？ [/h1] 游戏的操作看上去比较繁琐和复杂，且因为没有局内新手教程，只能在主界面查看攻略，导致玩家刚上手会很不习惯操作。实则难度并不大，只需要学会卖血抽卡和压血量变身回血，自然就可以玩的游刃有余。 角色身上的数值展现的一览无余，方便玩家计算攻击的同时也能很好的体现其rpg属性。而真正的卡牌构筑，则和大多数爬塔类型的游戏一致，值得注意的是，其中加入的组合技系统则相当有意思，例如两次的斩击叠加起来可以造成十字斩达到更高的伤害等，非常建议大家尝试一下。 [h1] 热血剧情伴随着谜语人的存在 [/h1] 主角团开启的一段王道热血，可以说剧情是“典中典”，不过来看日式rpg的不就是好这一口剧情嘛。主角一开始来就是打架，也没什么过多的言语，一言不合就开干。周围是世界末日的死寂和诡异的尸体，不过不用担心，在一众外表炫酷吊炸天的主角团面前，帅就完事啦！ 单看美术，真的很有P5内味儿，就连动作设计也是具有相当高的艺术含量，值得推荐给大家。 [quote] 执笔勾墨色，挥毫著文章；阳春布德泽，璞玉生光辉 欢迎关注[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44174077/]吟遊诗人的手札[/url]，书游戏特色，写游戏魅力 [/quote]

速通大概 6 小時，普通玩大概 20 小時；完整通關大概 100 小時 (手機版)；要打第三個結局的話，難度無上限。 . 順帶說一下數值上限 (不含裝備) HP 9999 SP 999 ATK 等屬性 255 元素屬性 255 打原初之魂不能使用化身，所以要刷數值； 因為打怪似乎不會掉元素屬性的藥丸，所以建議以元素屬性以外 (即 HP/SP/ATK 等) 為目標。 HP 刷適當即可，因為後期很多 -50% HP 攻擊。 防禦也是適當即可，原初之魂的部分攻擊會無視防禦。

Soulvars is a highly customizable and fast-paced turn-based battler that seems to draw inspiration from games like Megaman Battle Network, Kingdom Hearts:CoM, Baten Kaitos, and Shin Megami Tensei. It claims to be a deckbuilding game but that's only true in the sense that you do, in fact, build a deck. Players build decks by equipping armor, weapons, and accessories to their characters in classic JRPG fashion. This loads Soul Bits into their decks. Soul bits are like cards that each hold a move a character can perform. They can use them in various combinations to create combo skills that deal massive damage and hit multiple times. Each character gets a hand of 5 Soul Bits per turn and you can use them to hit weaknesses and earn extra actions for the next turn or combine them into a more effective attack that might not net you that bonus round and consumes those points you banked last round. The battles are deeply strategic and the customization system feels genuinely rewarding. By the end of the game, every soul bit you play is incredibly important to your overall gameplan. You can overcome weaknesses with consumables you can purchase from various shops around the map but the economy is such that you'll want to find a skill to replace any given consumable as quickly as possible. The story is a bit of a mess and the pacing of the game makes it feel more like the middle bit of a Final Fantasy mobile title than it does an entire game. In many ways, gameplay and story-wise, it's like they took the most exciting chunk of an SMT game and made it an entire experience. Lots of it feels barebones and stripped back and the ability system is intentionally a grindfest but everything about Soulvars feels like a fresh take on game systems that have been forgotten by mainstream developers. I would love to see a sequel or another version with a prologue chapter and some sort of epilogue to give a more complete picture of the world and our protagonists.

Viciante!!

SOULVARS is a refreshing take on the role-playing genre that successfully merges strategic deck-building mechanics with traditional JRPG progression. Developed by ginolabo and SUCCESS Corp. and published by SHUEISHA GAMES, the title places players in a futuristic world where human souls have been digitized and weaponized. You assume the role of a Soulbearer, an elite fighter capable of battling powerful entities known as Dominators, while uncovering a larger mystery surrounding the fate of humanity. The cyberpunk setting immediately establishes a distinctive atmosphere, combining neon-lit technology with philosophical themes about identity, consciousness, and the relationship between humans and machines. The game's defining feature is its inventive Soulbit combat system, which replaces ordinary turn-based commands with customizable decks of combat abilities. Every battle revolves around arranging Soulbits into effective combinations, allowing attacks, support skills, and devastating special techniques to flow together in carefully planned sequences. Rather than relying on chance alone, victories are earned by understanding how different abilities interact and by adapting your deck to each challenge. As the adventure progresses, players unlock additional Arts, equipment, and passive abilities that significantly expand tactical possibilities. This emphasis on experimentation makes every new upgrade feel meaningful, rewarding players who enjoy refining strategies and discovering powerful synergies instead of simply increasing character statistics. Exploration and progression complement the combat well, offering a satisfying balance between dungeon crawling, story advancement, and character development. Equipment can be enhanced with special effects, encouraging players to tailor each party member toward specific combat roles. The variety of enemies and bosses continuously introduces new mechanics that require adjustments in deck composition rather than repeating the same strategies throughout the campaign. This constant need to rethink builds keeps encounters engaging and gives the overall progression a strong sense of purpose. Players who enjoy optimizing characters and experimenting with different approaches will find plenty of depth beyond the main storyline. Visually, SOULVARS embraces beautifully crafted pixel art that captures the charm of classic Japanese RPGs while incorporating fluid animation and modern presentation. Character sprites are expressive during combat, attack effects are vibrant without becoming overwhelming, and the futuristic environments effectively convey the game's cyberpunk identity. The soundtrack reinforces the atmosphere with energetic battle themes and moody background music that suit both intense encounters and quieter story moments. The PC version also benefits from an interface designed for larger displays and controller support, making the transition from its original platform feel polished and comfortable. While the game's systems are highly rewarding, they can also be intimidating during the opening hours. The combat mechanics contain numerous interconnected features, and some players may find the tutorials insufficient for explaining every layer of strategy. Mastering deck construction, ability timing, and resource management requires patience, especially for newcomers unfamiliar with card-driven RPG mechanics. Fortunately, once the systems become familiar, battles transform into satisfying tactical puzzles where thoughtful preparation consistently outweighs brute force. The challenge ultimately becomes one of the game's greatest strengths, rewarding players willing to invest time in understanding its mechanics. The narrative offers enough intrigue to support the gameplay, presenting a compelling science-fiction mystery filled with technological dilemmas and supernatural threats. Although the story occasionally prioritizes gameplay over character development, the central conflict remains engaging throughout the adventure and provides meaningful context for the increasingly difficult encounters. The world-building effectively explores the consequences of a society where souls can be digitized, adding philosophical depth without slowing the pacing of the overall experience. SOULVARS succeeds by combining familiar RPG foundations with an original combat system that feels both innovative and rewarding. Its engaging deck-building mechanics, extensive customization, memorable pixel art, and immersive cyberpunk setting create an experience that stands apart from many modern indie RPGs. Although its steep learning curve may discourage some players initially, those who embrace its strategic depth will discover a thoughtfully designed adventure that consistently rewards creativity and careful planning. For fans of tactical role-playing games and deck-building mechanics, SOULVARS offers a fresh and satisfying experience that is well worth exploring. Rating: 7/10