Soul Injector Commando Brings Soul Injection to Steam
The release shows a small, deliberately abrasive premise turned into a sellable Steam product, priced and discounted on the same storefront rhythm as any conventional indie launch.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Jeremy Couillard has released Soul Injector Commando on Steam for 1,700 yen, with a 20% discount running until September 22. The game is a first-person soul-injection title whose protagonist is a hybrid of six long-dead humans who receives orders from God and screws souls into the world's wealthy, who have fled into maze-like underground shelters. It supports keyboard, controller, and Steam Deck, and offers weapons and upgrades, fully voiced conversations, and time trials, hidden elements, and achievements.
The protagonist is not one person. He is a fusion of six long-dead humans, and the orders come from God. The targets are the wealthy, who have retreated into maze-like underground shelters while the rest of the world is left outside.
The list of features is equally unbothered about decorum: weapons and upgrades, fully voiced conversations, time trials, hidden elements, achievements, and Steam Deck support. Couillard made the game, and Steam is selling it at 1,700 yen with a 20% cut through September 22.
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