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Mugen Souls Z
The Japanese video game publisher NIS America announced the digital and physical release of its cosmic role-playing game in North American and European markets. The new game is a direct sequel to Mugen Souls and will continue the story around the zodiac. With some changes, fans of the first game may have a great deal to look forward to in Mugen Souls Z.
Players relinquish the role of Chou-Chou in the sequel, instead playing as the goddess Sylma. Players must stop an ancient threat to Sylma’s world. RPG fans can dig in with robust customization, a level cap of 9999, and damage dealing that racks up in the billions. Mugen Souls Z is developed by Compile Heart, developer of the first game. It will be interesting to see if the absurdly high numbers can do anything to match the enjoyment of playing the game.
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