I don't think there is any other scenario in the world where I can say "I'm bad at math so I just punched my way to Elon Musk". The humour is definitely the selling point and the one stat soul system surprisingly made the RPG experience very pleasantly relaxing, except for the maths.

I had to play it twice, since I didn't manage to beat Boss the first time. Did it the second time cause I picked moves that were more useful in that fight.

I really like this game from how silly it is to how interesting and good the one stat combat turned out to be. (Except for certain movesets against Boss)

Also: Does Ultrasound only work when your SOUL is divisible by 3 and your opponents SOUL is even?

Love it, just the right amount of silliness and humor. And the skill-acquiring mechanic is really good.

I indeed am impressed by all those entries so far, especially this one. What the hell did I just played? Hahaha, you're amazing. Thanks for existing, I guess!

Five, Five, Five.

Beated the entire game and I demand a sequel in this very style! It is just brilliant. Amazing job!

That was a super fun experience, I ended up winning by appropriating myself Elon Musk's work, and then BONKING him like a rat would.

I love this it's so weird and fun

Entertaining and strange. I really enjoyed it until I got to the boss. At that one I had accumulated soul building moves enough for this to happen. 

That was certainly an interesting experience.

The game caught me off guard with the different and off collar looking visuals and writing and got a few genuine laughs out of me, however while I was playing, I couldn't help but think of the reasons why RPGs usually have more than one stat.

Good effort, but needed a little more time at the design stage in my opinion.

Honestly, I expected nothing when launching the game, then I got a great game with a really well designed combat mechanics and a nice sense of humor! Oh, and those photo (of you?) are great.

Thanks for making that game !

A thing that would have been nice, is to see what effect the attack does, like when hovering an attack with the mouse you get the description.

Nicely done. The game works as it should and it had a great sense of humor, which is nice. More in-depth review coming:

Design [4/5]: I liked that it was an RPG that only focused on one stat: SOUL. It keeps things simple, but the gameplay is still varied and your character is still customizable since you can learn one of your opponen'ts moves at the end of every encounter. That's a really cool idea. Having said that, I think there are some drawbacks to this approach. Considering you don't have an "attack" or "strength" stat in this game, the only way to get a stronger attack is to defeat an opponent with a stronger attack. However, that's the problem: your opponent will be far stronger than you at one point. There are a few ways this problem could be solved, but I think all the solutions come with other drawbacks. One idea would be to simply give the player lots of health, but that would make you too overpowered. Another idea would be to have enemy encounters scale linearly in difficulty. However, that would just get predictable and boring after the pattern sinks in. I think the aesthetic and narrative design of this game goes a long way in motivating players to continue through the encounters. I was trying to figure out how many points to rate for design. I decided on 4/5 because I think this game is a really interesting game design experiment in what happens when you have an RPG with only one stat, and I really like the mechanic of taking one of your opponent's moves at the end of each encounter. It still gives you some freedom to customize your character. The reason I couldn't give 5/5 was because there were a few design problems that I still think needed to be addressed to make this a better game:

1. Sometimes, when you choose which of your enemy's moves to adopt, there really isn't much of a choice. For example, in the construction worker encounter, he has two moves: build and demolish. Build heals you while demolish does damage to both you and your opponent. I think "build" is the obvious choice. I wish there had been some more consideration that went into making these choices more interesting, so that you really had to think carefully about which move you wanted.
2. The game isn't balanced well. I spent about ten minutes trying to defeat the boss of the McConaughey tower and that boss is just too overpowered no matter what your moveset is. However, the fact that I spent that long trying to defeat the boss is a testament to how good this game actually is. Something was keeping me engaged and motivating me even though that boss was nearly impossible to defeat. I just wish I could have seen the rest of the game's content, since you obviously put so much good work into the narrative design and artwork.

Adherence to the Theme [5/5]: It's an RPG with only one stat. Additionally, you only get to pick one move at the end of each battle. Nice job!

Originality [5/5]: I wish I could give 6/5 for originality, honestly. This game is unique mechanically, aesthetically, and from a narrative perspective. I've never seen an RPG with only one stat before (even in games where it doesn't seem necessary to have a fully fleshed out stat system, like Undertale), and the mechanic of choosing one of your opponent's moves at the end of each battle is unique and surprisingly interesting. The art style is funny and obviously original and had me laughing out loud at a few parts. I particularly loved taking the cop's "entrapment" move because the animation is your character planting a ziploc bag of drugs onto the opponent. That's just too funny! The narrative is unique as well. I was surprised by every encounter and the flavor text always had me smiling.

Overall, great job on this game. I hope you continue with your game development pursuits!

I was honestly confused for most of the game...it was very well done lol =).

OMG !which engine did you use...The graphics are ultra realistic.Definitely a contender for GOTY.

Anyway...a funny and cool game!Loved it!