
Spirited Line is a boss rush hack ‘n’ slash action game where every hit you take is fatal. Master precise, skill-based combat against unique spirits in a surreal, minimalist subway world. Fast-paced duels demand focus, timing, and patience to survive.
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Beneath the quiet fields lies a forgotten world — the ancient Spirited Line of subway, long abandoned and sealed away.
When a curious kitten stumbles upon its hidden entrance, she awakens forces far older and darker than she could imagine.
Armed with a mystical blade and guided by an old Janitor, she must face the tormented spirits haunting the stations and find her way to freedom.
Spirited Line is a short, tightly designed boss-rush hack and slash game built around simple, skill-based combat and epic battles.
To escape the strange underground world, you must face a series of intense duels against powerful spirits — each one guarding their own mysterious station.
As you fight your way deeper through the haunted subway, you’ll uncover fragments of its forgotten past, revealed through the guidance of an old Janitor and the bizarre world around you.
Every hit you take is fatal — there are no upgrades, no health bars, and no second chances. Victory comes only through skill, timing, and precision.
Each spirit is a unique challenge, demanding focus and patience. Study their patterns, learn from each failure, and grow stronger with every attempt.
Defeat is part of the journey — and every loss shall bring you one step closer to victory.
Explore a surreal subway underworld made of melancholy and dreamlike simplicity. Each station is a self-contained world shaped by memory and obscure remains of the old world.
Dialogue is sparse, but the world tells its own story through visuals, sound, and encounters.
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Loved cat-souls. Super creative bosses and really hope for some future content.
A cute, quick little game that is fun for those that enjoy souls-like boss fights. As someone who has played the From Software titles, I liked getting to easily experience the fights without dealing with annoying run-ups. I found it strange that the first few bosses had a run-up room while the later ones didn't. There could also be improvements made to the music. I personally didn't find the boss music to be too memorable. A boss fight becomes all the more exhilarating when there's an epic track playing in the background. Overall, I think this style of game has strong potential for expansion in the future.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Portugal, Simplified Chinese
Hours played at review time, across 27 reviews with recorded playtime.
I am not much of a video game player, but I saw this in one of those IronPineapple steam dive videos and this one looked so cute that I had to give it a try. Played the demo and then I bought the game to stream to my friends. It took me a bit to get through it but I was able to beat a souls-like and that's really exciting to me. I liked the aesthetics of the character models, as well as the atmosphere of the rooms. The boss fights were fun and challenging and outside of some stuttering during the jinn and the final fight, it was a smooth experience for me. My favorite fight was the rat king. The spooky model, the adorable rats, and the second phase were all so much fun for me to see. I did not care for the jinn fight. I might have experienced a bug, but there would be long stretches of time where I would stand around doing nothing while the jinn was spinning into the sand and popping up somewhere else. The second half of the fight was far more enjoyable than the first half. I think it would be improved if the jinn went worm mode at 75% HP instead of around 50%, especially because wailing on the worm lasted a while. The camera angles for some of the fights made seeing the boss and projectiles difficult, which was frustrating at time. Inconsistent object shadows for the butterflies in the final fight were also difficult to see. The music was a bit flat for my tastes, but I appreciated the final boss got their own song. For a first game, I think you did a good job! I hope there will be more experimentation in attacking and movement options to make for some really interesting boss fights in the future. The little thematic foyers were a nice touch on the early bosses. I think I would have packed a bigger punch for the uncomfortable aura of the rat king if the jinn boss also had a foyer. Jumping directly into the rat king after seeing a foyer for everyone else would have been jarring and a little scary to be honest. As a fun extra, I would have loved to be able to see the models of the bosses after you beat the game because I really would love to see the rat king model when I'm not running for my life! Charming style, plenty of room for improvement in the long term, and lost of fun boss designs. Good job on the first published game. I love love loved the rats, they were so cute! They way they bounced around, I couldn't get enough of them. Rat enjoyer.
This was a fun little game! I was hoping it would take me a little bit longer than an hour! But seems with my Unga Bunga attitude and sheer skills (luck) I was able to be extremely fast, sometimes it seems I am my own worst enemy! Honestly pretty well made Minus a Bug I came across that had me have to think up a new way to win before the patch came out, which I managed just in time! Imagine!!! I had to THINK... I am unga bunga! me think no good! lol (Honestly should be an option to keep that bug for "hard mode" lol) Can't wait to see what we get in future as this has shown Eazy Wizard has much potential
Giving it a positive review because the charm is very nice but it has some issues At least on steam deck it stutters on final boss fight a ton. Doesn't matter what graphics setting. None of the boss fights really feel "good". The camera angles you can't see your character all the way. The genie dude was the worst case. bosses just don't feel very fun to fight. Last fight was pretty sweet but I had bad stutters on my steamdeck and that made it pretty frustrating
Second phase of final boss drove me absolutely crazy. Can't say I didn't get my moneys worth though. A fun yet frustrating challenge. Did have a glitch where my screen went black after some deaths forcing a restart. Other than that job well done on making this game.
tis a simple game, 7 bosses, 7 achievements, you are a cat you have a sword and you're gonna swing it hell yeah. big plus for the amazing low poly aesthetic, great vibes.
I did try this game on one of previous next fest and I thought it was fun, a simple yet artistically good boss rush game and it's still is a good game but, it's not perfect. The story is simple, after waking up into a field you starts following a glowing butterfly that leads you to an abandoned metro station, after getting into the cart you encounter the janitor, "you have to defeat the demons to liberate God" he says and so you do it, simple story nothing too special but a little more wouldn't hurt especially some more explanation after every defeated boss or a story or how they became like that would be nice. The gameplay is simpler, you have to defeat the bosses to progress and get out of the station, you have one hit before dying and restarting the boss fight, which is brutal for some of them but to be honest, the bosses are not that good, at the start, they are really simple and not with a lot to them, some of the later encounters are fun and interesting especially for the one hit/K.O. deal but still they are not that challenging, annoying but not challenging, annoying because of some of the controls choices aren't that great like, the dodge, I think it need some more adjustments and the attacks that they move you a little bit forward making hitting still objects really hard especially where you are in a hurry for damaging the boss, these and some more tiny problems make the later bosses more annoying than challenging. The graphics have a nice style I do like the design of some of the bosses and the cat it's really cute with the little sword and dress, the sound on the other hand it's Meh, there are some moments I think it's out of sync with the rest of the action and some of the boss music where Kinda good but it's not that great. In the end it's a fine first game for this developer it's rough on the edge but I can see the good in this game and I hope that the good in here gonna be in the next game too.
6/10, é um bom jogo, mas tá muito cru ainda. Acho loucura que sinto que quando joguei a demo, o jogo estava mais fluído de se jogar. Tem uma arte encantadora, tem uma ótima atmosfera, mas a jogabilidade deixou muito a desejar. Se não fosse o fato de ser hitkill daria para ignorar muitas coisas, mas muitos casos o jogo exige uma precisão que o próprio jogo não deixa fazer. Alguns pontos que não gostei: - É interessante você caminhar até o boss e ter uma sala prévia para indicar o tema dele. Mas não faz sentido criar um jogo de hitkill do personagem e você voltar desde o início do vagão, pois fica muito chato ter que voltar toda vez para a sala, tinha que ser mais rápido voltar para o combate. Aproveita que já existe uma pré-sala do boss e torna o ponto como o save-state para eu voltar mais rápido para o boss. Acho que ficou sem recursos no final porque as duas últimas salas não tem pré-sala do boss kkkk. - É um pouco desinteressante as coisas só acontecerem do nada. Tipo, eu morro e a tela fica preta, não tem nenhum efeito de morte, e mesma coisas para os boss que tem 2 fases, algumas vezes era só a tela preta e ia para o próximo. E outros efeitos que seriam interessantes também para aumentar o juice do jogo. - Os 2 primeiros boss são fáceis demais, e os 3 últimos são difíceis demais. Só 3 que foram realmente divertidos de se batalhar, que curiosamente foram os da demo. - O Jinn e o Rat lord de boss não faz sentido existirem nesse jogo, não tem estrutura no gameplay para suportar o estilo de jogos deles. O Jinn é rápido demais e você lento demais, e o Rat lord vira um bullet hell com vários objetos pequenos na tela, sendo que esse jogo é de hitkill. - O chefe final é interessante, mas ficou um pouco sem graça ele só utilizar o poder de 2 chefes, seria interessante usar o de todo mundo. E a parte final que você ataca borboletas para matar ele é meio broxante, preferia duelar com ele, e além disso é muito inconveniente atacar as borboletas, você só tem uma fração de segundo para atacar antes de ser atacado. - Senti falta de uma história principal que me motiva a derrotar os chefes, porque é meio que mato eles por matar e é isso. Não precisa ser uma história complexa, pode ser algo simples como eu estar preso num mundo dos sonhos e tenho que enfrentar meus traumas para sair. Só precisava de algo que unisse tudo. - O jogo recomenda jogar com controle mas a interface não foi feita pensando no controle. Por exemplo, eu não consigo pausar o jogo no controle, e para mover entre as opções ele considera que estou usando o mouse. Apesar de tudo isso, ainda recomendo o jogo, é algo interessante de se jogar num sábado de tarde, já que é a duração completa do jogo. Mas sinceramente, se passe mais uns 3 ou 6 meses polindo mais, e acrescentando mais bosses, e aumentasse o preço do jogo para cobrir o trabalho extra, acho que sairia algo melhor no final.
I played the demo, and you can tell this game is made with true love and passion. The art style and gameplay are right for me as a DS and Miyazaki fan.
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