A new Soul Hackers 2 Summoners Guide video has been shared online, providing a new look at the game's combat mechanics.
The new video, which is available in Japanese complete with English subtitles, provides an overview of the game's combat mechanics, highlighting both returning and brand new mechanics. You can take a look at the video below.
Earlier this month, the second Soul Hackers 2 official trailer has been shared online, giving players more information on the game's story, characters, and gameplay, and it seems like fans of the original will not be disappointed, as the sequel will come with many of the features that made it so engaging.
Soul Hackers 2 launches on PC via Steam and the Windows Store, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and Xbox One on August 25th on consoles and on August 26th on PC.
Soul Hackers 2 will be released on August 26 for next-gen platforms PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S as well as PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. Produced and directed by Eiji Ishida and Mitsuru Hirata, other featured staff includes music composed by Monaca, character designs by Shirow Miwa and Production Manager Shinjiro Takata.
In a war between devil summoners, it is up to Ringo and her team to decrypt destiny and save the world from apocalypse.
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