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Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers (PlayStation)


Developer Atlus co.
North America Japan PAL
Publisher N/A Atlus co. N/A
Year N/A 1999 N/A

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FAQs and FAQ-Like Information

FAQ Name Author Version Size
Secrets/Info FAQZhou Tai An1.0K
The secrets and sidequests FAQWaiLong Li1stK


In this obscure Japanese RPG, you play as a hacker in a cyber city. You become a beta tester for a new game that is very much like the matrix. Off course, this can’t go right, someone tries to steal your soul, and you suddenly gain the ability to summon devils. Soul hackers is a dungeon crawler; you explore the dungeons from first person view, and the battles are also in first person view. The battles are also something different. You can choose to fight an enemy, or you can ask them to join you. If they accept, you can fuse them with your summons to make them stronger. The game also has a lot of replay value with all the fusing; you also can go to a bonus dungeon after beating the game.