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Imagine a society where technology and demonology combine to create something previously unthinkable, something impossible: utopia. Humanity boasts of its accomplishment, expanding ever further, dismissing all warnings.
The Japanese government puts its most prized city at the centre of an ambitious network development project that allows its citizens to experience a fully virtual world, but an infernal secret is about to throw the world into darkness.
As a member of an elite hacking group, fight to unearth the vile conspiracy beneath the city’s glossy veneer. Talk to your allies – and your enemies – to unravel a compelling story filled with complex characters, challenging dungeons, and difficult choices that must be made.
The demons you encounter aren’t just enemies to be destroyed – through negotiation you can recruit them to your cause, then unleash their power in deeply strategic turn-based battles. But be warned: demons have their own will, so you’ll need to win their loyalty to turn them into truly unstoppable allies.
Originally released for Japanese consoles in 1997, Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers on Nintendo 3DS uses the system’s unique features to greatly enhance the experience. Raise and evolve a special demon by exchanging data with other users via StreetPass, and trade Play Coins for rare and powerful demons.
