Shining Soul
Game Boy Advance- Publisher: Atlus Co.
- Release Date: Sep 16, 2003
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 10 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 6 out of 10
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Mixed: 4 out of 10
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Negative: 0 out of 10
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XeiderS.Nov 5, 2003While it won't gain any game of the year awards, it is quite fun as a portable Diablo. Add some friends and it gets even better. Would have been nice to have more then 4 characters, but Shining Soul 2 should take care of that (early 2004).
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AaronF.Dec 12, 2003Game sucks..I can't even frigging save.
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DanielD.Oct 9, 2003This game is sooo awesome. I love it!
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ShaftV.Sep 25, 2003This game has rich graphics it looks awesome im looking forword to buying it.
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JaimeR.Oct 16, 2003Great graphics, pretty nice music and easy playability. On the other hand there's no story, just one village and the cuest becomes repetitive and short.
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JimBobDec 14, 2003Awesome in every way. Great graphics. Fun gameplay and the best mutiplayer I've seen before Rebel strike came out.
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May 7, 2023Fantasy RPG that chooses arcade-style combat over the more traditional turn-based affair. This makes it more like Gauntlet with nobs on and the fact that you can return to the point where you were last killed at will makes it all a bit of a button-bashing level-grind. Not a bad arcade adventure but not in the same league as Final Fantasy and Zelda.
Awards & Rankings
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#40 Most Discussed Game Boy Advance Game of 2003
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#39 Most Shared Game Boy Advance Game of 2003
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GMR MagazineAchieves portable "Diablo"-ness like no one's business... The main problem with [it] is that it quickly gets repetitious and is best played with the three friends that the game supports. [Oct 2003, p.80]
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Hardcore? Don't be fooled, chaps. Maybe, somewhere, deep within the bowels of the hardcore gamer there's a desire to play endless, sprawling, repetitive games which offer no motivation to continue, but really, if you're looking for a hardcore RPG status symbol, then pick up Breath of Fire II or Golden Sun - or buy Zelda, because that's a real-time RPG done right.
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Shining Soul is too shallow to appeal to the turn-based RPG crowd and the combat is too tedious to appeal to action RPG fans, or indeed anyone not wanting to inflict a repetitive strain injury upon themselves.