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Is EGOS - Tales of Fallen Souls worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Adventure players who want puzzle solving combined with combat
- Players who enjoy campaigns built around area conquest and boss encounters
- Fans of survival modes who want escalating enemy waves and shrinking zones
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a relaxed adventure, since combat becomes harder as the story advances and death can reset progress during the final confrontation
- Players looking for a broad open-world structure, since progression centers on unlocking areas through rulers and four keys
- Players who want a game focused only on puzzles rather than a mixture of puzzles, combat, exploration, and survival
Our take on EGOS - Tales of Fallen Souls
The defining constraint is the soul’s false body: returning to the original body and saving Talia must happen before the day ends, while defeat during the final encounter can erase the run’s progress.
What is EGOS - Tales of Fallen Souls?
EGOS is an adventure game set in the kingdom of Talia, where a soul trapped in a false body must recover its original form and restore peace before time runs out.
Story Mode combines puzzle solving with combat against enemies led by Minor Lords and High Lords. Progress opens new areas, reveals the protagonist’s past, and provides weapons, shields, equipment, and crystals used at revival pillars. Conquering areas yields four keys needed to reach the final High Lord, though dying during that encounter resets progress. Survival Mode places the protagonist on a random map against increasingly strong enemy waves and shrinking zones. Art Mode presents concept art, development history, and information about enemies and weapons.
How EGOS - Tales of Fallen Souls plays
- 01Story Campaign
- Progress through Talia by defeating area rulers, collecting four keys, and confronting the kingdom’s final High Lord.
- 02Survival Mode
- Endure enemy waves on a random map while later areas offer stronger equipment and less room to move.
- 03Equipment Variety
- Weapons and shields differ by class and color, with more than 36 weapon types and 9 shield types available.
- 04Revival Pillars
- Crystals can be used to revive the protagonist at designated pillars across the map.
- 05Art Archive
- A separate mode contains concept artwork, development material, and information about the game’s enemies and weapons.
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EGOS - Tales of Fallen Souls: platforms & release
Is EGOS - Tales of Fallen Souls worth it?
It is worth it if: adventure players who want puzzle solving combined with combat. Skip it if: players seeking a relaxed adventure, since combat becomes harder as the story advances and death can reset progress during the final confrontation.
Where can I download EGOS - Tales of Fallen Souls?
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What platforms is EGOS - Tales of Fallen Souls on?
Windows and Linux.
