This follow up dramatically shifts the tone from the first. We follow our male lead Nophes as he, like Nelesa before him attempts to recover his lost memories. In chapter 2 we are introduced to our 2nd of the protagonists. 4 of those hits and you’ve lost your progress. It’s rather unforgiving, as your character can only take a single hit before dying. Though if you die more than 3 times in the level you have to restart in order to avoid losing the collectibles you’ve accrued in the process. Upon entering a new room, your character will hit a checkpoint. New puzzles aren’t introduced nearly often enough. After a while they become a little repetitive. This includes things like blowing on the gamepad to activate an in-game fan, or using the built in camera to scan for colours. There are a variety of puzzles offered, most of which use various features of the Wii U gamepad. Each chapter is further broken down into unique levels that require the player to complete puzzles in order to progress. The game is divided into three chapters focusing on three different characters. It tells you what your character’s current state of emotion is, whether they are projecting fear, anger, or intrigue at points of interest. The light changes colour and speed depending on your surrounding environment. The soul is represented as a visible entity, in the form of a celestial light that bounces around centre of the character’s body. It’s a rather unique combination and it’s pleasantly distinctive.Īs established in the first chapter, the soul plays an intricate role in the gameplay.
The new chapters follow the same aesthetic formula of the first. It is advised that you read the Chapter 1 review first!ĭoes the complete game live up to the potential laid out in its opening chapter? Read on to find out! We previously reviewed the first chapter of 3Souls, which you can find here. Red Column has finally released the second and third chapters of their Wii U exclusive, 2D Puzzle Platformer: 3Souls.
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