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Super Replay – Soul Blazer: All Episodes
In this Super Replay, we tackle a lesser known SNES classic – Soul Blazer. Developed by Quintet and published by Enix, the action-RPG tasks the player with recovering lost souls after a deal with the evil being Deathtoll goes wrong. Remember Actraiser? There's some inspiration from that title in this first game of a trilogy, with the more recognizable Illusion of Gaia and Terranigma following up Soul Blazer.
With Dan Tack piloting, this Super Replay features Andrew Reiner, Tim Turi, Kimberly Wallace, and Jeff Cork as they move from world to world recovering Souls and discussing Indiana Jones, Netflix, various colors, and lethal squirrels. For this Super Replay, all episodes are available immediately, so there's no waiting if you want to push through the entire epic playthrough in a single go!
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