Soulbringer Critic Reviews

It's unique approach to combat and magic, the interesting storyline, and the usual RPG joy of gaining some newer, tougher weapon or level up, make this a very enjoyable title indeed.

A BIG game. After several weeks of playing I'm still only in the second chapter of a total of five.

I think with a little more RPG and a little less aimless wandering (read: adventure), this could have been one of the best games of the year.

A great role-playing, adventure game that incorporates unique magic abilities and customizable combat techniques on top of a very well told story.

In its own way, "Soulbringer" gets things right where it counts: the transformation of your character from a powerless nebbish to a spiky-helmed ass-kicker of world-changing proportions.

Diablo fans will love the combat options, sophisticated magic, and quality graphics.

You get the feeling that the voice work was done by people that roll their R's when ordering the "Burrito Supreme" at Taco Bell.

RPG fans who are weary of the frenzied pace of recent games will enjoy a good chunk of Soulbringer, but it certainly won't win over any non-RPG gamers, as the quirks and frustrations are numerous indeed.

If you can look past the control problems and remember that few modern fantasy stories are truly original, "Soulbringer" is an amusing detour into a rich and vibrant world, worthy of a spot on the shelf of any RPG aficionado.

It starts out slow and quickly becomes confusing to the point of senselessness.

If you have the patience to endure the somewhat slow opening and outdated graphics, you will be rewarded with an intriguing gaming experience.

Despite a host of flaws, "Soulbringer" is an addictive game that patient gamers are sure to enjoy.

The storyline may be old hat, but that does not diminish the adventure. And this program does present an adventure that requires both cerebral and reflexive skills.

The deep 1000-year history of the fantasy world adds a fullness to the game and offers a basis for many sequels. If evil mysteries intrigue you, be assured that Soulbringer delivers!

It's got decent graphics, lots of depth, a cool combat system and it's really long.

It's unfortunate that "Soulbringer"'s lackluster graphics and poor interface compromise what's otherwise a fairly standard action/role-playing game with an interesting combat system.

While other games have had interesting twists, excellent characters, or some other well designed facet to help bring a fresh twist to the story, this game is very standard in its approach. It gets tiresome quickly, and will be an all too familiar romp for RPG fans.

If you can get past the horrors of the interface and the terrible voice acting, you may find a pretty good, original story buried within.

"Soulbringer" fails to even come close to the game that it promises. So much so that it falls well below average, well below even poor, into the pitiful category with these reviewers.