![]() Siralim does have something of a beginning, middle and end (before the post-game content), and it has to do with you rallying the support of deities from across the multiverse to prevent a grave threat to Siralim (your realm). ![]() Instead, the developer could have put some effort into getting an interesting narrative together this time around. For one thing, there was no real reason to up the number of monsters to 1,200 when the previous record, 700, was more than sufficient. With that said, I do think the efforts to make this the ultimate game in the series misfired a little. These are the reverse, and that is admirable. Too many other games promise big and then under-deliver. These developers know where their strengths and weaknesses lie, and don’t try and hide that you get these games or you don’t, and the creators behind them are clearly quite okay with that. It’s a little like another indie developer that has been steadfast in sticking to what it is good at, even if it means that many would overlook the way it’s presented Spiderweb Software. The second thing that is truly great about Siralim Ultimate is that the developer is very honest with the player. It’ll be a bit too much for less experienced players to handle, and Siralim is purely targetted at veteran RPG fans as it does not do a good job of holding hands, but for the particular audience that it is designed for, with those particular interests, it’s difficult to think of a more purely perfect experience. If your idea of a good time in RPGs is to tweak the perfect party and dominate the battlefield, you will simply love the customisation, statistics, and tactics that are available to you. Firstly, it’s the min-max RPG player’s dream. It’s not without flaws, and we’ll get to that in a moment, but the interplay between the vast quantity of stats, equipment, magic and more to manage means that Siralim represents two things that are really quite special. Because the dungeon delves are randomised no two quests are the same, and thanks to an extensive post-narrative experience once you’ve dealt with the “end boss”, once you let Siralim stick its claws into you, the temptation to continue playing just to see how much more is in the game is overwhelming. And that’s just one of many areas where the game aims to be the “ultimate” by simply adding on more of what the previous titles delivered.Īll these 1,200 monsters have their own unique abilities, and, Shin Megami-style, you can fuse them together to create new and even more powerful monsters that will inherit abilities (and even aesthetics) from their parents. The three predecessors to this indie Pokémon-like offered a relatively modest 300, 600 and 700 monsters to collect and battle. Siralim Ultimate is the biggest and most expansive Siralim game yet.
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