Mugen Souls Z is a role-playing video game developed by Compile Heart as the second installment in the Mugen Souls series. The game plays very similar to the previous title but with a lot of fixes and plays a lot faster.
Mugen Souls Z is one more low-budget JRPG determined to prove that more dialogue, more menus, more flying numbers and plenty of anime stereotypes automatically result in a better game. Beneath the mountains of statistics and clichés lies a dull adventure that occasionally remembers to be entertaining before immediately burying itself beneath another...
Mugen Souls Z on the Nintendo Switch was honestly a great idea. It’s packed with the “moe” aesthetics that I find hard not to fall in love with as a huge fan of Hyperdimension and its similar titles from the same company. Now, being a portable title also means the comfort of being “switch-on-and-play” where you can control your playtime and availability...
Mugen Souls Z delivers simple fun as a port of the late PS3-game but brings all its flaws with it as well.
Vogue a universal take over with a dash of Moe.
Mugen Souls Z is a fascinating game on the one hand, very problematic on the other. This porting, useful only for recovering the famous content censored in our territories, does not do justice to a title that is certainly not unforgettable but not even avoidable, which instead is lost in anonymity.
