Mugen Souls Z Review | The Game Scouts
Sara Perfin: When I was younger my grandmother beat the mantra that “if you can’t say anything nice, then don’t say anything at all” into my head almost daily. Bearing this in mind, the best thing I can say about Mugen Souls Z is that it’s a fairly solid JRPG. Mechanically, it matches every stereotype of the genre: turn-based combat, exploration, hundreds of items, and character customization. But while the components are all present, they’re not all welcome. There’s a lot about this game that makes it distasteful, a disgrace even, to Nippon Ichi Software; and, believe me, I never thought I would hear myself say this about a video game, but it’s largely due to sex.
