SoulSpark- Eternal Mana Strike
Experience one of the top-rated Free games on the App Store, SoulSpark- Eternal Mana Strike! Developed by the innovative team at Gamerce ApS, this Card game provides a unique gaming experience like no other. With a content rating of 12+, it’s perfect for a wide range of players. Since its initial release on 26th March 2015, the game has seen numerous updates, with the latest version launched on 13th May 2020.
Are you a fan of Card, Entertainment, or Strategy games? Then SoulSpark- Eternal Mana Strike is right up your alley! You won’t be able to resist its appeal.
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How Much Does SoulSpark- Eternal Mana Strike Cost?
Good news! You can download SoulSpark- Eternal Mana Strike on your iOS device absolutely free!
SoulSpark- Eternal Mana Strike Release Date
Eager to know when SoulSpark- Eternal Mana Strike first graced the App Store? It was launched on 26th March 2015.
When Was SoulSpark- Eternal Mana Strike Last Updated?
The latest version of SoulSpark- Eternal Mana Strike was updated on 13th May 2020, ensuring a more enjoyable gaming experience for all players.
Where Can I Download SoulSpark- Eternal Mana Strike?
To get started with SoulSpark- Eternal Mana Strike, head over to the official Apple App Store.
A Glimpse into SoulSpark- Eternal Mana Strike
Gather your heroes and experience the magic of SoulSpark in heart-racing, spell-blazing, card-chasing combat. Enjoy one-minute warfare, anytime, anywhere on iPhone or iPad.
Game features:
- Free to play
- Experience intense real-time card battles – no waiting, no turns
- Customize your party of heroes and create your own unique strategy
- Journey through the world of SoulSpark on an epic quest to save the world from corruption.
- Make your way through dark swamps and treacherous mountains to face the darkness from beyond the void.
- Face hordes of sinister undead, merciless abominations and unyielding mechanical horrors.
- Uncover hundreds of mysterious artifacts, powerful spells and epic weapons
- Every battle is a challenge – get ready to swipe or wipe
- Enjoy SoulSpark anywhere, anytime with snack-sized bites of card-chasing action
- Features amazing original artwork by renowned fantasy artist Steve Prescott
Device Compatibility
iPhone 4S, 5, 5C, 5S, 6, 6 Plus
iPad 2, 3, 4, Air, Air 2, Mini, Mini Retina, Mini 3
What’s New in the Latest Update?
Find out what’s new in the latest version of SoulSpark- Eternal Mana Strike updated on 13th May 2020:
Updated the game to support 64bit
User Reviews on SoulSpark- Eternal Mana Strike
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We have enjoyed playing this game, It is unique with interesting characters and unique style. It offers just enough distraction to be entertaining but can easily be put down when attention is required in real life. Its quite a challenge and fun to play. All together its a pretty good game that Ill probably keep playing for a while. Thanks.
The game is unique with interesting characters and the developers very own unique style and spin to ‘card’ gaming. It’s quite a challenge and fun to play.
Very entertaining, us and our brother just spent an hour playing this game and we have to say this is one of the best card game on the store for now.
This game is very confusing when starting. Must read the direction thoroughly to be able to understand. The more you play the more charismatic. This is a great game for those who like battle games. We want to finish all the levels of the game. It challenged us.
Doesnt auto-size to the iPhone 10. Cant read all the text or hit the accept button.
We downloaded but in the first 15 minutes of playing we spent more time watching ads than we did playing the game. Im deleting. At least give players a chance to know whether or not they enjoy the game before bombarding them with ads.
We played this game for about 20 seconds before an ad came up that had a chubby lady with her breasts hanging out. Thats all we need to know about the game.
Soulspark is the first game from Copenhagen Creators that shows… Well soul. That’s not to say that CC isn’t any good, but the developers are still growing. Soulspark appears to be the first time they shed he chains of common trends and made a game that’s beautiful on it’s own. Here’s why: playing Soulspark the first thing we noticed was the art (heck, even before we began playing.) It has he story book quality similar to Darkest Dungeon that really speaks to the card-play and shows more polish than CC has displayed before. Further than just that aesthetic though, we quickly found Soulspark to be the most hardcore gaming experience we’ve had on mobile phones. The combat system is real time and utilizes 3 decks you create individually. There’s interactivity with dispelling effects, debuffs, and buffs, as well as trying to interrupt the longer, more devastating cards. You manage three potential action slots, six targets, three decks, and he whole thing is hectic as hell, more than we’ve come to expect it of a card game. It is glorious. Copenhagen Creators’ design decisions pay off in spades in one of he most intense, as well as intrinsically and extrinsically strategic games we’ve found on mobile phones. It compares to an RTS in which you make split decisions, have high actions per minute, and have a clear early, mid, and endgame planed. It’s intense and we couldn’t love that more. You develop decks with cards unique to characters and cards you acquire through random drops. This is a bit genius because the cards need not be balanced against each other, it even feels good to discover you’ve outmoded your old gear. There’s a strong sensation of growth throughout the game through new cards and characters, as well as grasping a better understanding of your characters’ greatest role. The characters aren’t quite unique. The art couldn’t be better and there are some interesting concepts utilized there, but the writing provides nothing new. It’s your standard adventure story with all of the same tropes. The heavy use of animal-human races was endearing to say the least and definitely brought a charm we miss in other games. The most characterization went into NPCs which was moderate and interesting at points, but certainly didn’t drive us to play. We wish we felt a better connection to our characters. Now here’s the big thing that makes or brakes all mobile games: monetization. Soulspark is Free to Play with in-game transactions; some have likened it to free to try. It is free. We beat the game in three days without spending a cent. Spending money will not give you a big edge because the most integral characters are free. Additionally the game is generous with it’s premium currency, gems, and we were able to afford one premium character, earning our way to the second. We still feel that we could earn the others as we continue playing. Our biggest gripe is that the gold income is certainly not enough to develop your card pool or even to unlock all of your class cards for one or two classes, never mind your whole party. That’s frustrating and we feel like we’re missing out on who our characters really are because income is so slow on that front. The character we bought, Aegolius, was integral to our combo that won us the majority of the game. If you don’t buy him, it may be frustrating to win. You will not win this game just by paying though. It requires skill, tactics, and strategy. You have to be both quick on your feet and clever in the war room to beat this game and we adore that. It something mobile developers are often afraid to do or unable to do these days. Kudos to CC. This game is Free to Play. You will not get to experience everything. You will still have fun if what you’re searching for is a hardcore single player strategy card game. We would recommend it to any strategic console or PC gamer and have started doing so with our friends. It is worth your time. This game shows promise in a previously off the grid developer and we should support that. Currently the ending is slightly bugged but it won’t stop you from completing it. You will not be able to edit your premium character decks after however so be aware. Additionally, during the end, the big bad mentions the Arena, a feature which has no signs anywhere else in the game. Strange that a feature would be mentioned like that while still in development, with not notice anywhere. Hopefully it’s still coming. We can’t get enough Soulspark. It has some replay in the beautifully crafted encounters already present and in trying to develop our class cards. Soulspark gets a 5/5 stars. Download it, play it, wonder, struggle, rethink, and win. It’s 100% worth your time and will be one of the overlooked mobile gems of 2015.
No complaints yet… Artwork is amazing tho.
A nice little progression of strategy and story :)
This is a very beautiful game. It’s real time action where you have to pay attention. You get heroes and easily earn gold. You need the gold to learn you skills. They also let you earn gems which is the main currency to buy elite things which is great. The little adds that pop up are annoying but they are not timed or hard to close like some. Over all this game is fun to play and has very nice drawing to look at.
Just downloaded! Beautifully executed and fun to play. Love the hand-drawn/painted quality of the graphics. Gives it a more tactile feel. Like a traditional card game. Can’t wait to explore it more.
Nice artwork and gameplay style.
We like it, it’s fast and we hope u enjoy it like we do!!
Love the combat system! It’s a nice change.
Great game so far, we’ll see how it plays without purchasing.
Dreadfully slow. The combat tutorial is lame. Dont believe the hype.
It’s an amazing game!! We recommend it for all!
We have enjoyed this game…. Though we have only played it for a little while, it seems like it will be a lot of fun in the long run.
Excellent mechanics and engaging gameplay. The free to play aspects are a touch annoying though. It drip feeds gold too slowly. Id rather pay upfront to earn more gold consistently than constantly feel like we should pay another dollar.
Got this game a few days ago and just finished it. Some of the complaints in the other reviews are valid, such as the bs starting health reduction after every fight, the annoying ads that pop up sometimes between screens, and the weak storyline. Other complaints, however, are simply unfounded: this game is not at all "p2w" – we never bought any IAP’s, and, quite frankly, we did not at any point feel compelled to make purchases to progress. The game is also not "too difficult" or "unfair", although it might seem that way sometimes (that golden sphinx fight, oh our god…). Every seemingly insurmountable encounter has at least one winning strategy, and finally finding that strategy after much planning and experimenting is one of the most rewarding experiences this game offers. On top of that, this game features great artwork, an innovative real time card battle system, great card variety, and an in-depth, surprisingly balanced roster of card effects (armor, healing-over-time, stun, etc.). These features far outweigh the bugs and other negative aspects of the game, at least in our mind. We’re sitting here after an intense boss fight in the void, and not only did the game crash during the final cutscene, but we are now unable to manage the equipment of our tavern-hired heroes. You know what, though? We ain’t even mad. That’s how good this game is. Tip #1: Don’t bloat your character decks with useless cards. In many (if not most) cases, one card per deck is enough. Tip #2: Buy Aegolius with your starting gems. Just trust us. Tip #3: Yes, you can revive your characters with gems, but doing so will rarely lead to victory. Just save your gems, retreat gracefully, and head back to the drawing board. Tip #4: Pay attention to new enemy card effects and cast times. This can really help you plan your strategy if you don’t beat the level the first time. Tip #5: Coins are scarce, so only research the cards you need, such as one that gives you a volley stun.
Pretty fun so far. Battle system quite dynamic and requires some thought.
So far so good very interesting gameplay.
Look, we’re going to be honest here, we were the illustrator for this game so we’re pretty biased here. However, not being a huge gamer at heart, even we think this game is extremely fun. We know a lot of dang work went into this game and we’re pretty proud of it. It looks fantastic and plays fantastic and everyone should at least give if a try. Also, it’s very kid friendly!
This game is beautiful and fun to play.
We love the strategy in this game !
This game is great! It reminds us of a TCG and an MMORPG mix. Lots of fun and challenging.
We’ve been waiting for months for this game to cross the Atlantic. Now that it’s finally here it’s everything we hoped it would be! The artwork is gorgeous of course, being provided all by one artist (Steve Prescott, of Magic the Gathering fame). The play surprised us it’s like real-time Hearthstone. Really quick and flavorful.
This game is a fun distraction but we do find the real time battles confusing. You don’t seem to have much time for planing strategy.
Good game but one annoying bug in that when we tap a hero to see its info, we can’t close that window, so we can’t do anything after that.
We’re sure the IAP will get irritating but fun, pretty and engaging for now.
Ok card game. Not hard to play.
Took off one star due to the spamming of ads but apart from that it’s one great game.
Overall, we really enjoy this game so far and all the great artwork and details put into it. Occasionally will stop loading and we’ll be forced to reload, but other than that, no bugs that we’ve seen.