Neon White: Complete Guide To Soul Cards

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Neon White is a first-person shooter that blends meticulously crafted platforming sections with exhilarating action, making for genuine moments of pure adrenaline-induced chaos. Furthermore, the game's entire combat system focuses on Soul Cards, which give you a weapon you can use to take out enemies, break through barriers, or reach greater heights to traverse through each level.

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However, Soul Cards are a finite resource, turning each stage into a puzzle, making you carefully plan out your pathing. You will have to make many moment-to-moment decisions on the fly, choosing which Soul Cards to use and where to use them to get the highest medal on a stage or overtake your friend's score on the leaderboard.

In Neon White, Soul Cards are the fundamental backbone of the game's entire gameplay system, serving as a way to take down demons and traverse each level with tremendous amounts of freedom. These Cards turn each stage into a well-crafted playground, making it a genuine joy to try and break in creative and exciting ways.

Using Soul Cards is relatively straightforward. Every Card aside from your Katana and Fists utilizes a primary and secondary attack, essentially granting you access to a whole other level of trickery to overcome time trials or challenging enemies. However, each Card has a specific number of uses and rules they follow, meaning you must use them with a level of strategy to avoid wasting them or yourself by making a fatal mistake.

Furthermore, every Soul Card can be discarded by using up all of its primary uses/ammunition or by using the Card's secondary attack. While the secondary attack is typically much stronger or will allow you to traverse the