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Push Square: "Soul Sacrifice offers a consuming fantasy adventure set in a desperately dark world. It may succumb to repetition in places, but its underlying moral mechanic brings a warped twist to a genre thats becoming increasingly crowded in the wake of Monster Hunters success. The presentation isnt always as polished as youd expect from a first-party release, but the perverse art direction makes up for it. If youre in the market for something a little different, there are worse experiences on the Vita for you to surrender your time to."

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GodisaGeek: "Soul Sacrifice can be an uphill battle given its difficulty and depth (at least where character progression is concerned), but its an immensely satisfying experience nonetheless. It does feel like an amalgamation of a lot of games, so that certain elements are familiar while at the same time completely new, and there isnt a huge amount of variety in the quest set-ups. Also, the simple, uncluttered mission objectives may, in time, become tedious to some and others simply wont wrap their heads around the intricate business of offerings, sigils, soul shards and Lacrima. However, those who allow themselves to become immersed in Soul Sacrifices shadowy, harrowing world will discover an incredibly playable, deep and unique game and one of the best titles the Vita has to offer."

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"Soul Sacrifice is an excellent game with deep, rewarding fighting mechanics, beautifully grotesque artwork, addictive multiplayer and a storyline like no other on any platform."

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Soul Sacrifice has finally arrived on the PS Vita. But is this the be-all, end-all handheld RPG many were hoping it would be?

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The PlayStation Twitter page has just announced that PSN users who purchase Soul Sacrifice through the PlayStation Store will receive the pre-order bonuses that were offered from participating retailers.

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Another week of April comes and goes without a big focus in new releases, but for enthusiasts there's always something new to play. Fans of shooters should check out Far Cry 3's standalone expansion and Vita owners should do their part and buy Soul Sacrifice. If you don't make this one, the next sacrifice you'll be asked to make is your Vita to the Kaz-gods. Here's the full list: Soul Sacrifice (Vita) - April 30th, 2013 Strike Suit Infinity (PC) - April 30th, 2013 Deadly Premonition: The Director's Cut (PS3) - April 30th, 2013 Zeno Clash II (asdf) - April 30th, 2013 Ragnarok Online 2 (PC) - May 1st, 2013 Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon (Xbox 360, PS3, PC) - May 1st, 2013 I'm hoping to play Blood Dragon and Soul Sacrifice in between preview events over the next few weeks. Nick and Blake will have reviews for each respectively in the coming days and we'll have more coverage of next-gen console reveals, new IPs and returning franchises alike, and don't forget about our on-the-ground reporting from the Electronic Entertainment Expo. With more new games releasing over the summer and new hardware on the way, the industry will likely heat up as the summer does, so keep it locked on GameRevolution.

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This week, its all about Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon on the PS3, and Soul Sacrifice on the PlayStation Vita. Our review of Soul Sacrifice arrives just after midnight tonight. Other than that, weve got some other worth PSN titles, a couple PS Plus sales, and then, theres Deadly Premonition: The Directors Cut, a PS2 Classic, and more. Be sure to visit our Coming Soon section, too. - PSLS