Fit check
Is Soulbringer worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Fantasy RPG players who want a story-led journey across several distinct regions
- Players who prefer adjustable combat and magic complexity over a fixed system
- Players seeking a narrated adventure with multiple possible endings
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want a tightly bounded setting rather than travel across kingdoms, an empire, a lost city, deserts, and icy plains
- Players who prefer a single definitive conclusion rather than multiple possible endings
- Players who want a purely combat-focused RPG without story twists, voice acting, or dynamic music
Our take on Soulbringer
The bounce point is the combat and magic setup: players who want one fixed, immediately defined play style may hesitate when the system offers simpler and more complex approaches.
What is Soulbringer?
As a young traveler heading to see his uncle in Madrigal, the protagonist is drawn into the legacy of Harbinger, a heroic sorcerer who once overcame six demonic rulers known as the Revenants.
The journey reaches Thardolin’s former empire, Talendrah’s abandoned city, scorched deserts, frozen plains, and other lands beyond Madrigal. Along the way, answers must be found among both the living and the dead. Players can adjust combat and spellcasting to suit a straightforward or more involved approach. The adventure features an unpredictable narrative, changing musical accompaniment, spoken performances, and multiple endings. Its main objective is to face the Revenants and send their spirits back to the Well.
How Soulbringer plays
- 01Custom Combat And Magic
- Combat and magic can be set up for either simpler or more complex play.
- 02Multiple Story Endings
- The story has more than one possible conclusion.
- 03Multi-Region Journey
- The adventure visits Madrigal, Horath, Thardolin, Talendrah, deserts, and icy plains.
- 04Dynamic Music And Voice
- The game includes changing music and voice acting.
Soulbringer compared to similar games
Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition is presented as a story- and character-focused RPG set around a strange and dangerous city, while Soulbringer centers on confronting demon kings across multiple fantasy regions. Back to the Dawn focuses on prison survival, investigation, and escape, whereas Soulbringer follows a fantasy quest involving combat, magic, and several possible endings. Tales of Symphonia frames its RPG adventure around a Chosen One and the fate of two connected worlds; Soulbringer instead follows the Revenants and the Well of Souls.
Soulbringer: platforms & release
Is Soulbringer worth it?
It is worth it if: fantasy RPG players who want a story-led journey across several distinct regions. Skip it if: players who want a tightly bounded setting rather than travel across kingdoms, an empire, a lost city, deserts, and icy plains.
Where can I download Soulbringer?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Soulbringer's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Soulbringer on?
Windows only.
