Soul Tolerance: Prologue
Critic Reviews for Soul Tolerance: Prologue
Overall, Soul Tolerance: Prologue creates an interesting world and plot, but the lack of any real gameplay may turn most players away.
Soul Tolerance: Prologue manages to come close to the classic immersive sim idea of creating a city block filled with characters and mysteries. Sapporo is a good location for this kind of science-fiction story and the premise, built around the meaning of consciousness, is intriguing.
The pace of play proposed by Soul Tolerance: Prologue seems, from the beginning, fluid and pressing in itself. The difficulty of the gameplay is rather moderate, there are no particular moments of stasis and blockage. The main story is pretty intuitive, despite all the plots. In general, the longevity of the title, evaluating only the first chapter, is rather decent with about eight hours expected. On the whole, I would still call it satisfactory, although not at the heights. It discreetly captures the player's attention without engaging them too much, while also allowing them to quickly familiarize themselves with the map. We are ready to welcome the conclusion of the entire videogame, in view of the potential investments necessary to feed the Piovesan project.
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