[C64] Soulless 2 - The Armour Of Gods | Longplay

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Published on September 4, 2021 1:15:25 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VxOuSOyuTc

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Soulless (2008)

Duration: 1:31:15

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This is the long awaited sequel to the original smash hit Commodore 64 release SOULLESS.
The game continues the story of King Rizek as he embarks on a quest to find the mighty ARMOUR OF GODS before it falls into the hands of the evil wizard Kalen.

Purchase the game: https://psytronik.itch.io/soulless2
Longplay from Soulless 1: https://youtu.be/h0yOflJLaTI

00:00 Intro
01:40 Title Screen
03:25 The Forest
26:41 The Temple
48:54 The Caverns
1:07:23 Kalens Domain
1:23:52 Boss
1:28:51 Ending

STORY
Many years have passed since the evil wizard Kalen betrayed king Rizek.
Kalen has since fled the lands and for decades the king has tried to recover from his past, but those dark times are always with him.
Memories of the beast remain and the nightmares continue.
Long before the reign of Rizek a great army of light invaded the lands to the north.
The army had powerful weapons and smashed all that stood in its way, the most powerful weapon of all was the great armour of the gods.
Blessed with the weapon of the sun and the ability to fly.
When all looked lost the remaining allies rallied and with one final act of defiance they attacked and defeated the invading army.
All but two of the great weapons were rumoured to have been destroyed but now whispers have it that kalen the wizard may have discovered the whereabouts to the two sets of armour.
If he manages to acquire the weapons and duplicate the armour the reign of king Rizek will once more be under threat, a threat more dangerous than any before.
With revenge in his heart and the future of his lands at stake the great king sets off on another adventure.

CREDITS
Programming by Georg Rottensteiner
Art and concept by Trevor Storey
Music and SFX by Saul Cross
Inlay art by Trevor Storey
Additional packaging design by Kenz


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