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Delving into Magusar's story unveils a world rife with tragedy. It's rare to see a game embrace the horrible so wholeheartedly. In a way, it's a good change of pace. While it's impossible to overlook the repetitiveness of some quests, the grotesque environments and enemies keep things visually interesting. It's not without its problems, but Soul Sacrifice's strong identity and rewarding commitment to the decision-making process are reason enough to try your hand at ridding the land of foul archfiends.

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NGB: Its a motto we all know no pain, no gain. Turning things up a notch or eleven though, Soul Sacrifice presents you with a high-stakes alternative; just what would you sacrifice for ultimate power? Turning heads from its first public appearance, initial trailers showed off the extremities of its grim vision; a world where warriors are willing to sacrifice injured comrades, and even their own limbs and organs to help them see through just one more battle. Whilst not quite as bleak, the rather underwhelming debut year of Sonys PS Vita is now at a close, and as we look to its future we have to ask is Soul Sacrifice just the kind of game the system needs?

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The Gamers' Temple: "Soul Sacrifice is still worth your time if you are a fan of the genre or you are just an existing Vita owner with nothing to play. The story is cool and the visual style is undeniably appealing. Though the grind is a shallow muddle puddle compared to the ocean-like depth that is Monster Hunter, it still has the power to grab you and not let go, provided you are the right kind of gamer in the right circumstances. My recommendation is to give the demo a try before picking this one up. If you like it, your progress can carry over into the full game, and if you don't, no harm done. Looks like Sony will have to wait a little longer before the Vita gets its killer app, but I can think of worse ways than Soul Sacrifice to eat up that time."

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XGN:Soul Sacrifice has its own identity and that's nice. People with PS Vita who are looking for an RPG should purchase Soul Sacrifice.

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IGN Italia: "Soul Sacrifice is a truly excellent game, very playable and accurate in every detail. It inherits from its genre some degree of repetitiveness at times, it is a little slow at the start, but keep playing it to unveil one of the best experiences you can live... not only on a PS Vita."

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Soul Sacrifice's penchant for mindful action distracts from its occasionally repetitive quests.

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Kelz from STFUandPLAY writes, "There are 56 Trophies that can be vanquished in this title. 6 are Secret/Hidden Trophies"

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Joystiq: "I think Soul Sacrifice is worth the asking price, but playing it may exact an unexpected toll on your thoughts. To enjoy it is to engage with its unvarnished contract, and to recognize your adventure as a sequence of repetitive harvests that culminate in some kind of relief and freedom. That I was so driven to maximize my abilities and overthrow my captor is the game's credit and curse."

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Soul Sacrifice is a good game. A very good game, in fact. But it's not the Vita savior lots of people hoped for.

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This week on the PS Vita Store, there are some horrible human sacrifices, scream-inducing zombie uprisings, and gruesome harvestings. Okay, so that last one is actually a reference to the act of harvesting on a farm, rather than, you know, harvesting bodies or what have you. What I'm trying to say is, though, the PSN Store is a scary place to be right now. Don't let that put you off, mind, a...