Young Souls combines the beat'em up and RPG genres in a world created with stunning art direction. Explore the world of humans and that of the goblins, both teeming with enemies but also full of unexpected and friendly encounters waiting to be discovered.
About the story
Jenn and Tristan are two teenagers who find themselves suddenly abandoned and without a family until a good-hearted scientist adopts and brings them into his home settled within a small port town. Life in Portsbourgh for Jenn and Tristan proves uneventful. Uneventful, that is, until they uncover a portal to another world which threatens the very existence of life on Earth as we know it. Grab your weapons and set forth in search of your adoptive father through epic dungeons in the goblin realm. Arm yourself with the toughest armor and an arsenal capable of taking on the hordes of enemies and bosses that await on the other side of the portal. Your equipment is your most valuable ally in combat. Adapt your gameplay style to each dungeon by changing the items you take with you on to the battlefield.
Platforms
Stadia Switch PC PS4 PS5 XONE Series X|SGenres
Adventure Fighting Hack and slash/Beat 'em up Indie Role-playing (RPG)Themes
Action Fantasy
Languages: English and 11 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Geeks Under Grace
By Johnathan FloydYoung Souls is a good, accessible beat-'em-up for all levels of players.
Saving Content
By Ed AcostaOverall, Young Souls is a fantastic beat’em up with those RPG mechanics that fed my loot and number cravings. Toss in the satisfying combat and customizability of each twin’s loadout, and I found something that I’ll want to come back to time and time again.
New Game Network
By Yasmine HubbardYoung Souls is a well-designed brawler with an exciting combat system that is easy to use. The story makes an impactful impression as the wayward teens will constantly entertain you with a barrage of witty remarks while defending their sleepy town from hordes of underground monsters.
Kakuchopurei
By Jonathan LeoYoung Souls is certainly no Streets of Rage 4, but it's still worthy of your time if you like more RPGing and loot-collecting in your 2D beat-em-up experience.
TrueGaming
By TrueGamingYoung Souls is an experience that we advise fans of fighting games because of their challenge and excellent content, the game may need some minor improvements here and there but this will not prevent you from enjoying it.
