Mugen Souls Review
Taking many ideas and themes from NIS’s own Disgaea franchise, Mugen Souls provides an RPG adventure that starts off quite promising despite an over-abundance of moé.
Date: | Region: | Platform: | Publisher: | Developer: |
|---|---|---|---|---|
2012-03-22 | PS3 | Compile Heart | Compile Heart | |
2012-09-28 | PS3 | NIS America | Compile Heart | |
2012-10-16 | PS3 | NIS America | Compile Heart | |
2015-10-22 | WIN | Ghostlight | Compile Heart | |
2023-04-27 | NSW | eastasiasoft | Compile Heart |
Taking many ideas and themes from NIS’s own Disgaea franchise, Mugen Souls provides an RPG adventure that starts off quite promising despite an over-abundance of moé.
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