solseraph review

SolSeraph Review | An homage with little evolution

By Tyler Treese

A lot of indie games have found success in being a spiritual successor to a game that players fondly remember. From Yooka-Laylee to the recently released Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, there are no shortage of examples to choose from. Now it is eccentric developer ACE Team’s turn at doing so, and it fittingly decided to create a new ActRaiser title. Even down to how the…

  • Nobody else is making a new ActRaiser game.
  • God abilities are really fun.
  • Intriguing narrative, even if it's on the side.
  • Combat is SNES-level clunky in the wrong ways.
  • Not very innovative.
  • No optimal way to control the game.

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Tyler Treese
Tyler Treese

Tyler Treese is ComingSoon and SuperHeroHype's Editor-in-Chief. An experienced entertainment journalist, his work can be seen at Sherdog, Fanbyte, Rock Paper Shotgun, and more. When not watching the latest movies, Treese enjoys mixed martial arts and playing with his Shiba Inu, Kota.

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