Usurper: Soulbound

My character keeps waving his arms in the air for no apparent reason...Not out of stamina so I don't get it...but even it I were out of stamina...why the stupid locked gesture animation? Just kills it for me. Strongly considering refunding....might give it another try when another game has put me back in a better mood...

Game review - Usuper: SoulBound I played Usuper: SoulBound and initially I really liked the dungeon proposals and the way the game developed, I started playing alone, but soon after I realized that it would be more fun to play with a friend. Split screen is usually a challenge nowadays in computer games, but during gameplay it didn't present any inconvenience to me. The tension of each room and the danger that awaited us just outside the door added an extra thrill. In addition to being a light game, the option to play together made me want to explore the whole game even more... because playing with a friend is clearly more fun! The quantities and art of the enemies were excellent too, I believe that more varieties will be added according to the development of the game. But after a while of exploring, we started to find some bugs in rooms where the Boss wasn't and we got stuck in the dungeon forcing the game to restart. Problems- Body possession issues, when possessing the same body at the same time, a player is out until the game is restarted. Player recognition issues.. when the player died while possessed, there was a chance that the killed player would not be revived by his teammate. And problems also when reviving the dead player, having the chance to fall in a place outside the map where all the Monsters of the stage were. With nowhere to go, the only option left was to restart the game again. Prós, Great game, very fun for those who like to explore with their friends. Against, the excess of bugs can demotivate the player to continue.

Nice concept on paper, but the execution is deeply flawed. I would say the creator has a nice idea of what makes a roguelike fun, but not what makes a soulslike fun. They need to focus more on a proper challenge that is tough, but fair, that pushes mastery of your mechanics and equipment to give a satisfying win, and less on "YOU DIE IN ONE HIT HAHA MY GAME IS HARDDDD" which is a trap so many indie souls like games fall into and thus they wind up in the realm of 4-5/10 territory at best. For comparison, Dark Souls 2 would be a 7/10. That is the standard any souls like should aim to achieve: At least as good as dark souls 2.

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Technically a 2 player split-screen co-op. Half of the time. Starts like a 2 player Diabolo Hack & Slay but leads nowhere. On unavoidable death you play solo until you can return from the dead to pick your companion up again. Who has got a lot of downtime until you can. Some weird shop/ugrading happening in between with weird ressource limits of Gold, Levels and Weight. Conceptually that is a sucker mechanic breaking all the fun it otherwise might have.

Nice RPG action game. You will play as a hero who was sent to the next world. But the thirst to come back is stronger than death, so: improve your skills, intend your bodies and muzzle all enemies!!! The game is somewhat reminiscent of Dark Souls, but much more pleasant in the mechanics of passing. Definitely like it, the developers are handsome!

I've been playing Usurper: Soulbound for about 2 hours as of know, and it truly is a tough game :D I didn't really make it that far, but I do like the concept of taking over bodies and making your way through dungeons a lot. You do need some frustration tolerance though!

Fun games so far. This is a mix between souls-like combat and rogue-lite game mechanics. After you have died, you can buy the found items from the last run from the dealer for XP and take them to the next run. After each run, the level is randomly generated, but I haven't played long enough to know if the levels will be repeated after x runs. I would recommend the game for the current price and the dev's also seem to bring patches relatively regularly.