#SOUL CALIBUR VI SWITCH CODE#

Libra of Soul lets you experience a unique SoulCalibur story from the perspective of your own custom character, alongside series favorites like Maxi and Killik. The other story mode, Libra of Soul, has some fun ideas but is largely disappointing. Though they occasionally overlap, these self-contained stories are often intriguing little tales that exceed at portraying the basics of their primary characters for anyone who may be new to SoulCalibur, or for fans who may not have cared for the story until now. I think the story is at its strongest when presented in Soul Chronicle mode, which tells specific stories that each focus on one character. I like this decision quite a lot, as I never felt invested in the story of the previous SoulCalibur games, while I found most of the two story modes in SoulCalibur VI to be rather enjoyable. SoulCalibur VI made the bold decision to serve as a reboot for the story of SoulCalibur as a whole, replacing the somewhat muddled lore that has been built-up by previous entries in the series. It’s been years since I really got into a SoulCalibur title though, so I saw SoulCalibur VI as the perfect game to serve as a fresh start for both myself and the series an observation that is true in more than a few ways. I have fond memories of playing as Spawn in SoulCalibur II and Darth Vader in SoulCalibur IV, and even fonder memories of living out dream battles between the Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts characters I would (maybe poorly) make in character customization mode. Though I’m more of a 2D fighter myself, I’ve always had a bit of a soft spot for SoulCalibur.

#SOUL CALIBUR VI SWITCH CODE#

MonsterVine was provided with a PS4 code for review

Platforms: PS4 (reviewed), Xbox One, and PC SoulCalibur VI isn’t perfect, but its fluid combat and abundance of single-player content more than make up for its fairly minor shortcomings.

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