GamesRadar+ Verdict
Pros
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Hours upon hours of content
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The old school presentation
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Watching yourself become evil
Cons
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Being a "bystander" in battles
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Waiting five minutes for your turn
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The hard-to-navigate menus
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Sept 27, 2007
When the world is threatened by three gargantuan World Eaters and you’re given the task of destroying them, the last thing you’d want co-inhabiting your body is the being who summoned the monsters in the first place. But that’s exactly the premise behind the strategy RPG Soul Nomad & the World Eaters. You absorb the soul of Gig, the God of Destruction - who, by the way, still very much wants to see the world in ruins - because it’s only by tapping into his power that you even have a chance at defeating the World Eaters. Of course, every time you use any of his abilities (called “Gig Edicts”), you’ll be feeding him a little of your soul, too. Life's tough that way.
More info
| Genre | Role Playing |
| Description | If you loved sinking hundreds of hours into Disgaea or La Pucelle, you'll find plenty to enjoy in Soul Nomad. |
| Platform | PS2 |
| US censor rating | Teen |
| UK censor rating | Rating Pending |
| Release date | 25 September 2007 (US), (UK) |
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