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2.4 / 5

Platform
PlayStation
Genres
Adventure
Player Perspective
Side view
Developers
Psikyo
Publishers
Console Classics
Release date
December 31, 1997

Summary

Sol Divide drops you into a frantic horizontal‑scrolling shooter that first lit up arcades back in 1997 before finding a home on the PlayStation. You pick one of three distinct warriors – Dark Knight Vorg, Wing Lancer Kashon, or Great Mage Tyora – each with a signature slash combo and a signature spell (Nightmare, Phoenix, or Sammon) that feels like a personal signature move. The core loop mixes a straightforward projectile shot with a directional slash that can be flicked upward, downward, or sideways, plus a pool of eleven magic attacks that let you tailor your offense on the fly.

Beyond the button‑mashing, the game lets you dial in difficulty, lives, continues and even control layouts, while an online leaderboard tracks who truly masters the blend of melee and sorcery. All of this is wrapped in a fantasy premise where you’re hunting the evil Iftar, who’s hoarding the magical sword Sol Divide and the sacred Spirit Stone, giving every level a clear, high‑stakes purpose.

Storyline

In Sol Divide, players are thrust into a sword‑and‑sorcery realm where ancient evil gods threaten to return. The core mission is to prevent the resurrection of these primordial deities by battling through mythic foes and dark rituals. As you wield a variety of weapons, each encounter brings you closer to sealing the gods’ revival.

The game’s world is steeped in fantasy, offering sprawling stages that echo classic high‑fantasy settings. Victory means the ancient evil remains sealed, keeping the realm safe from a cataclysmic rebirth.

Edited by Maya Carter

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Multiplayer

Game modes
Single

Alternative Titles

  • SOL DIVIDE -SWORD OF DARKNESS- Alternative