WHEELMANZERO'S PROFILE

The closest thing to that in the sequel is the fact that if you lose certain critical battles, you're given the option of viewing an epilogue showing what happens afterward. It's like a slightly more drawn out game over.

Glad you asked, jay. One of the things I was worried about after releasing the game was the fact that some of the animations I made might never be seen since there's no way to know when a character has learned all of their skills. I remember how much I loved the player's guides for pokemon games because they told you what a pokemon could learn and at what level. I've decided to do the same kind of thing for Umbral Soul, in the hopes that it'll inspire people to try and learn all the moves in the game.

So to sum things up, the guide will include:

-How to start every sidequest in the game
-Solutions for the sound and invisible maze puzzles
-How to unlock every scenario, including the new ones
-The moves for every playable character in the game and at what level they're learned
-How to obtain every summon

Hopefully this guide will make the game a more enjoyable ride for everyone.

author=Ramshackin
It's where you play the tower defense minigame that's actually better than the main game.

I'm not sure if that's reassuring or concerning.

Meh, going commercial isn't really an option for me, since it would severely limit what I'd be able to do due to copyright and whatnot. I'd have to replace at least half of the assets I'm using to make the game acceptable for sale. Money makes everything more complicated, and the fact that people are enjoying themselves is reward enough for me. There is a sequel in the works though, so you can look forward to that. Thanks for the awesome compliment by the way, it's hearing things like this that spur me on to try and outdo myself.

I'm on board for all that, sounds like it's gonna be a blast. I think this is the first time I had ever heard about the Colosseum. I do love me a good Colosseum.