Siralim Ultimate

Siralim Ultimate is a monster-catching, dungeon-crawling RPG with a ridiculous amount of depth. Summon over 1200 different creatures and travel through randomly generated dungeons to acquire resources, new creatures, and loot.

Siralim Ultimate is a creature collector, collectathon and dungeon crawler game developed by Thylacine Studios and published by Thylacine Studios LLC.
Released on December 03rd 2021 is available in English on Windows, MacOS and Linux.

It has received 1,808 reviews of which 1,708 were positive and 100 were negative resulting in a rating of 9.0 out of 10. 😎

The game is currently priced at 7.80€ on Steam and has a 60% discount.


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Windows
  • OS *: Windows 8
  • Processor: Any
  • Memory: 4 GB RAM
  • Graphics: Any
  • Sound Card: Any
MacOS
  • OS: 10.9+, 64-bit only
Linux
  • OS: Ubuntu 64-bit is the only officially supported Linux distribution

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Sept. 2024
Hundreds, if not thousands of hours of content. If theorycrafting was a game, it'd be this. So many options. Plus constant upgrades and new things to unlock. It's like diablo meets Shin Megami Tensei meets Dragon Quest Monsters. Plus cross saves between the steam version and the android version.
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May 2024
As other reviews mentioned, you NEED to like grinding and theorycrafting. It does those 2 things really really well. If you're here for story or to explore unique worlds then you won't find anything. I would probably give it a 1/10 on those. 1 for effort.
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April 2024
This game is amazing. If you like stuff like building a CCG deck, gearing up your party in rpgs, theorycrafting d&d characters, or just spending time theorycrafting anything really, this game will scratch that itch for hundreds of hours. There are something like 600+ different creatures, each with a unique trait. There are thousands and thousands of different teams you can make, basically built around these traits. You can fuse 2 creatures together and have both of theirs, and then each creature can equip 1 artifact, which can also have a creature trait. Not to mention a huge variety of spells, and another piece of equipment, relics, that do a variety of effects as well. That alone would be a massive variety, but the player can also choose from ~20 different classes that all dramatically change your party as well. Quick example - Cleric - Some of my cleric perks let my party heal while at full HP - gain a buff when healed - boost all heals by 2x - do more/take less damage for each buff they have, - If they overheal, the excess turns into a temporary HP barrier - deal extra damage based on their barrier # - and a few other things So I made a party based on those perks. Using creatures that - Gave everyone a 15% regen buff - turned that 15% into 50% - When healed, raise max HP by 5% - reduce damage even more while they have the buff that's always on lol - Takes a huge chunk of damage on it's turn to boost it's INT (for spells) by that amount - Makes the regen trigger when a creature is attacked, as well as the start of their turn - 2 of my creatures use their health # in addition to their ATK - revive with a gigantic barrier So, my team gets stronger and stronger and tougher and tougher as a battle goes on, it snowballs fast. One creature might start at 30k HP and after 5-6 turns is at 1 million, counting barrier. Some people go for insta-wins but I wanted to try out cleric and see how it worked, and it works very well. I'd say from start of theorycrafting to having my team, was probably 3-4 hours. And along the way I found a few tweaks I wanted to make later, but was already pretty far into my hunt for specific creatures (some are bought at shops in one of the 20+ stages). That was just a small example, but there is soooo much you can do. If you like making teams like that, this game will give you a zillion hours of fun.
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April 2024
Dragon Warrior Monster meets Diablo. If you are into deeply customizable creature collecting, this game is second to none. It is truly on another level. Thanks to the dev for creating this. My playtime doesn't reflect over 100 hours also played on mobile.
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Dec. 2023
I'd personally not recommend this, but considering my main complaint is "this game is too good", I think the developers deserve better than a thumbs down. Basically, this game is a creature collector focused on building teams via synergizing an array of high power traits, in order to gain more resources, build more teams, and fight exponentially harder enemies. Art looks nice, music is decent, writing is hit (bestiary lore) and miss (main story). If you're looking for a game about teambuilding and continuously progressing and have a ton of spare time, I'd recommend it. On a personal level, having a stable laptop version of Siralim Ultimate was not exactly healthy. This thing is like crack for my ADHD brain, with the sheer variety of ways to build teams and optimizing consistent progression systems and all the rewards and dopamine. Plus, I am a sucker for turn based combat. If you might have trouble with patience or managing playtime or doing advanced theorycrafting even when off the game, Siralim Ultimate might not be the best for you. It markets itself as an nearly infinite game for a reason. The week or so I played it it monopolized my free time and made doing other things harder because I just wanted to do more Siralim. If you can handle the infinite content and play with moderation, this is some of the best gameplay of it's genre. Yet if your brain works like mine, beware the power of the Siralim time hole - there's few other games I've ended up deleting for my own good.
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Siralim Ultimate
9.0
1,708
100
Online players
53
Developer
Thylacine Studios
Publisher
Thylacine Studios LLC
Release 03 Dec 2021
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