Soul Chained Gets New Release Date After Naked Boss Delay
The naked-boss review failure that pushed Soul Chained off its original date now has a concrete resolution, with the game set to launch September 7 on Steam.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Kyroware Games set a new release date of September 7 for co-op souls-like action game Soul Chained, after the game was delayed when a naked boss failed Steam's review process even with mosaic censorship. The game features chain physics combat, chaining players to former enemies, and up to four-player co-op in Havoc Mode. It launches on PC via Steam, with wishlist registrations exceeding 50,000.
Players in Soul Chained are chained to their former enemies, dragged through purgatory as a warlord bound to a fate they cannot escape. The chain is the combat system: it yanks players around, trips up bosses, and lets up to four people link together in Havoc Mode. Single player trades the group for a spiked chain companion.
The game offers normal and hard difficulty tiers, chain magic, multiple weapons, and stat upgrades. Kyroware Games also advertises physics for "jiggly things" applied equally to everyone, and what it calls "unfortunate graphics." The wishlist count passed 50,000 ahead of launch.
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