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Swords & Souls: Neverseen

Swords & Souls: Neverseen

|France, United States|Role-playing (RPG), Indie

8.1 /10

Aww Great!

Hot

6.4k ratings
Time to beat
Main + extras
17h
Rating sources
Steam · Player score9.3/106.4k ratingsIGDB · Critic score7.5/101 ratingsIGDB · Player score7.0/1011 ratings
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Why play it

If you've been looking for a combat-focused RPG that balances combat and level grinding with humor and surprises, welcome into the wild Neverseen! A dangerous and untamed island filled with secrets and treasure. Explore, build your home, increase your skills through addictive arcade minigames, and more as you quest through a lighthearted story.

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Rating momentum

Aww Great!: 8.1/10 across 6.4k ratings. Word of mouth is strong — if you like the genre, go for it.

Play style

Leans into Role-playing (RPG), Indie, Turn-based Strategy, with a main story around 17h. Check if that style and time commitment fit you.

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SECTOR.skBranislav Kohút · 20 Sep, 2021
7.5/10

Little big hero in game with amusing tactical combat, upgrades and funny training minigames.

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God is a GeekSean Smith · 18 Aug, 2021
7.5/10

Swords & Souls: Neverseen has a constant stream of humour, looks fantastic and is a breezy ten hours or so of thoroughly entertaining action.

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GameSpaceDkonen · 26 Jul, 2019
7.5/10

Swords & Souls: Neverseen won't be for everyone, and it's not a masterwork of video game art. However, Armor Games has remembered the one cardinal rule and has represented it well: a game must be fun. And it certainly was.

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