Soul Night Reviews

it's cool, I remember how I used to play it on the phone at school during recess, now it's possible on the computer.although before that it was possible in Soul Night, but only with the help of an emulator

the game is meaningless and not interesting. this shit isn't worth the money

An interesting indie game for passing levels in the dungeon. There are many locations, types of weapons, bosses and enemies. Their advantages can be noted interesting gameplay and beautiful graphics that allow you to enjoy this masterpiece. Hope the developers will continue to update this game.

Soul Night is a pretty good pixel shooter with simple graphics and unusual characters. The protagonist is a kula, skillfully scattering his enemies - ninjas to the right and left. You have to fight a serious boss, after defeating which you will receive a reward.

This is an exciting shooter with pixel graphics and a memorable hero. You will have to fight with enemies and bosses, use various weapons and melee attacks. The controls are simple.

A colorful game in which I simply ran and destroyed all the enemies. The main thing is not to miss and collect all the coins. All is cool!

An exciting shooter with beautiful graphics and pleasant sounds. We run after a cool animal and shoot at the signals. I recommend to everyone!

[i] My Experience [/i] I recently reviewed an awful top-down action game called [b]Unreal Vendetta[/b] that very much resembles [b]Soul Night[/b]. Attacking is satisfying in neither game, and both experiences feel relatively pointless. I feel like these games are prime examples of why Steam could use a curation system of some sort. Not only is the game awful, but there seems to be some artificial review inflation as well. User [i]Charmer[/i] writes that the protagonist is "scattering his enemies - ninjas to the right and left," which is exactly the awkward language used by developer Donkoon in the game's description. And just as the developer asserts that you "won't be able to tear yourself away from your computer monitor," user [i]Hedoq[/i] reiterates in his review that "you won't be able to tear yourself away from your computer screen." [i]Hedoq[/i] also weirdly calls the game "Kula vs Ninja." The game's keywords bizarrely assert that it's a "turn-based tactics" game, while user [i][RU] Лакрица_[/i] insists that we're dealing with an "ordinary platformer runer (sic)" (which it definitely is not). A user named [i]Keng 2.0[/i] and another named [i]Canada[/i] positively reviewed both [b]Unreal Vendetta[/b] and [b]Soul Night[/b], making me wonder whether there is some network of Steam users that will provide short positive reviews to awful games. Only user [i]SM[/i] (and perhaps [i]Brambles[/i]) appear to have played the same game that I did. The icing on this smelly (and shady) cake is that until September 10th of last year, developer Donkoon was asking for $25 for this atrocity. The developer finally dropped the price down to a dollar on September 18th, but it isn't worth that either.

The game is an ordinary platformer runer. It's a little tricky, but that's what makes it interesting. Management is simple. It's a shame that progress is not saved, or I click in the wrong place

Kula vs Ninja" is an exhilarating top-down pixelated shooter featuring a captivating main character, Kula, who skillfully takes on hordes of ninja enemies. Prepare for intense battles as you face a formidable boss, with rewarding prizes awaiting your victory. The game offers a wide range of firearms and even includes cold weapons in its arsenal. You won't be able to tear yourself away from your computer screen – this game will keep you entertained for hours!