Soul Hackers 2

[Twi]

Well, it had some twists in it, I'll admit that much.

[stray]

I heard it was very similar to Tokyo Mirage Sessions so I broke down and got the Digital Deluxe (fucking day one DLC) and after around 10 hours its not really grabbing me yet. I keep meaning to play more and then just kinda doing something else.

[Shadow5YA]

It's not so much similar to TMS#FE as much as Atlus made a lot of dungeon crawler RPGs back in the day, and TMS, SMT, and Soul Hackers all fit into that genre.

I think TMS did a much better job at dungeon design than people gave it credit for though, if only people cared more about it beyond whether swimsuits were censored or not.

[stray]

Originally Posted by Shadow5YA

It's not so much similar to TMS#FE as much as Atlus made a lot of dungeon crawler RPGs back in the day, and TMS, SMT, and Soul Hackers all fit into that genre.

I guess but I mean TMS#FE was basically the only thing Atlus put out that wasn't a DS or 3DS game (or a rhythm game) for almost a decade. It was still a year before Persona 5 vanilla.

I think TMS did a much better job at dungeon design than people gave it credit for though, if only people cared more about it beyond whether swimsuits were censored or not.

The dungeon design was solid and the combat was a ton of fun but the censorship probably made what was already a mediocre story that much worse... I'm not sure what they were thinking with that Bali scene. The cast was pretty generic as well, I can honestly barely remember anything about the characters other than a few seiyuu.

[Yu Ominae]

The game sold more than 52K copies in Japan.

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https://personacentral.com/soul-hack...ent-interview/

There's a Famitsu interview that talked about how Ringo is not suppose to be one of the main characters and she's suppose to be like Nemissa.