Soul Calibur III

Soul Calibur III (2005)

Genres:Sport, Fighting
Themes:Action
Story:New modes. New souls. New ways to battle for legendary swords. Nightmare returns to wield the evil sword Soul Edge in Soul Calibur III. This new edition to a legendary franchise pits classic and new characters in lethal battles for the two legendary swords. Continue the timeless saga of these epic battles in the "Tales of Souls" mode. Delve deeper into the world of Soul Calibur by creating your own warrior in "Character Creation" mode and engaging in realtime strategy battles in "Chronicles of the Sword" mode.Show more
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user avatar@Tian_Axtelluser avatar@Tian_Axtell
January 30, 2025
Beside the arcade and story mode of the game which are excellent. I love creating my own character, playing Chronicles of the Sword and then playing that character in a vs battle outside the strategy game.
user avatar@Okosan_user avatar@Okosan_
January 30, 2025
This game had some game breaking bugs on PS2. A proper rerelease on PC would be HUGE. Even better would be the arcade version! This game deserves the love, as it is easily one of the best in the series.
user avatar@dotrakiuser avatar@dotraki
April 01, 2025
Eternal game, that Age of Empire-type battle mode was sensational, it was a giant hit! I waited for this mode in the other newer Soul Calibur games and it didn't happen, so sad...
I think, those who played Soul Calibur 3 will agreed that this one was probably the most complete and memorable game of the Soul Calibur saga. This game feels like home. From the Tutorials with Olcadan, to the Challenges, the shops, the arcade and the Chronicle of the Soul. Every aspect of this game is memorable. Definitely an Good Old Game.
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