Another rogue AI
System of Souls is a first-person puzzler that has you playing as L-064N, a robotic being undergoing tests designed by AURA, an overdeveloped and enigmatic AI with mysterious intentions.
The launch trailer released today gives us some serious Portal vibes, and System of Souls is available now on both PS5 and PS4.
Are puzzle games your thing? Have you ever engaged in a philosophical debate with a machine? Ponder the nature of existence with us in the comments section below.
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Comments 5
A game with Souls in the name that isn't a Souls-like? Sign me the f%ck up!
It's available on PS5 through compatibility - as in it doesn't have a PS5 release or upgrade patch.
I wish you'd be specific, it would spare some searching for a version that doesn't exist.
@Shinnok789 It's the trailer that's misleading, there's clearly a PS5 logo in there and it's mentioned in the video title. Disappointing that it's actually just PS4 (unless it's some sort of error on the PS Store)
Will this be reviewed? Always up to trying these kinds of games if they’re good.
I kinda wish it had a different visual style. This doesn't look to have the "soul" the Portal games did, and I can see the visual nods just leading to a constant low level feeling of disappointment.
That said, if it eventually supports psvr2 I could see it setting itself apart in a way that makes up for it.
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