Reviews for _-={Wrath of a Broken Soul}=-_

[Celtichunter]

Greatest Betrayal

Very good song, it brought to mind something I was planning on making into a game. This song would be great for the tragic and dramatic twist. Though to get the point across I would need a lot of space unfortunately. In short though:

A warrior is betrayed by a woman he falls in love with, she had used him for a purpose and had what she wanted. Unable to fight her, his heart too weak, she kills him, stabbing him through the heart. He falls over, drawing his last breath. She cries slightly, realising what she had done. She had used him, for her masters ill intents. She left after shedding only a few tears. After she left, he coughed, taking in a shallow breath. He was an immortal, and now, knew what he must do. He stands slowly, looking over the graveyard of his kind. He must make things right he said. The sunsets slowly, the warrior watching it set before leaving...

Again, great music, very dramatic I say. Keep up the great work, hope to hear more.

10/10 and 5/5

[Badbrownies]

This song inspires me

A heroic warrior, betrayed by God and land, stands at the gate of the city he once protected. However, this city holds a new, vile name to him. Prophet Nellick, jealous of Durwell's divine abilities, ordered the entire Irinsay army to attack him. Durwell fights by the side of five other men who he calls friends. Those five men were also betrayed by God and land at the exact same time as young Durwell. Durwell, only a boy of seventeen years of age was forced to take a mighty weight upon his shoulders. He took it upon himself to stop this tyrannical empire. His friends join him in arms and storm the city. Slaying every soldier who stands in their way, Durwell made it to the chapel doors where the traitorous Nellick stood. There, Durwell had a choice to make. He could kill Nellick on the spot or he could beat Nellick by using the same Divine power his God gave the prophet. Durwell walked into the chapel and shouted "Nellick, traitor of Divine Law, I am here to mete out justice!" After uttering a few words, Durwell walked over to the alter and took his greatsword and drove it right into his stomach. The moment Durwell's blood touched the alter, time itself stopped as a bright flash of light pierced the temple. As soon as the light disappeared, Nellick was gone and Durwell's body embalmed ready for burial. It is said that God himself weaped for the loss of his only sheep who not stray from His flock and it rained for seventeen days, one for each year the martyr lived.

[KenKurosawa]

Escaping my bonds

he was once a hero, he fought against tyrrany, but was captured and forced into slavery. escaping at :54 he kills his opressor with the very chains of his slavery.
a very good song, and thats my interpretation.

[radical1234567890]

Here's an idea

The army of a land trying to protect itself is being defeated and pushed back, then at the point of the song at 00:55, one man comes foward and fights back, causing massive losses to the invading army.

[FrostMonarch]

sounds abit like something Soul calibur would use,

One of the best music peacies i've ever herd!