--- product_id: 13076054 title: "Trinity: Souls Of Zill O'll - Playstation 3" brand: "kt" price: "VT464" currency: VUV in_stock: false reviews_count: 11 url: https://www.desertcart.vu/products/13076054-trinity-souls-of-zill-oll-playstation-3 store_origin: VU region: Vanuatu --- # Warrior Class Assassin Skills Wizard/Swordsman Trinity: Souls Of Zill O'll - Playstation 3 **Brand:** kt **Price:** VT464 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 🎮 Unleash Your Inner Hero in a World of Endless Adventure! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Trinity: Souls Of Zill O'll - Playstation 3 by kt - **How much does it cost?** VT464 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vu](https://www.desertcart.vu/products/13076054-trinity-souls-of-zill-oll-playstation-3) ## Best For - kt enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted kt brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Dynamic Team Play:** Switch between a warrior, wizard/swordsman, and assassin for strategic combat. - • **Combo Attack System:** Combine magic and physical attacks for devastating effects. - • **Endless Side Quests:** Explore a wealth of side quests and hidden opportunities for deeper gameplay. - • **Non-Linear Storytelling:** Experience a unique narrative shaped by your choices and actions. - • **Interactive Environments:** Engage with destructible objects to unlock new paths and secrets. ## Overview Trinity: Souls Of Zill O'll for PlayStation 3 is an action-packed RPG that invites players to embark on a thrilling journey through the mystical land of Vyashion. With a unique party system, players can switch between three distinct characters, each with their own abilities, to tackle challenges and explore a richly detailed world filled with mythological beasts and countless side quests. ## Description A king will die at the hands of his own offspring, reads the prophecy of Chancellor Zofor. Trinity: Souls of Zill O'll delivers an unforgettable journey through a world in peril. Players take control of three heroic characters as their quest takes them through a fantastic world filled with vast fields, mysterious cities and dark chambers. According to myth, the continent of Vyashion, as well as the physical world, was created by the god Notoon. Although universally worshipped across the continent, the people's shared faith in Notoon failed to bring about a unified society. Vyashion's many races - human, elf and vampire - have maintained an uneasy peace amongst each other and must now come together to fight the evil King Balor. Players will use a unique team-based system to switch between each of the three characters - a warrior, a wizard and an assassin - on the fly and unleash combo attacks that use both magic and physical prowess to defeat the countless creatures and towering minions of King Balor. Review: Wow! very suprizes i must say, in a hell of a good way. - This will be very short i'm not much for leaving feedback. Well , let's just start by saying this game is well under rated i'm very surprized at ign's review also after playing this well made "rpg", and honestly now question their reviews and wonder if they really enjoy gaming or do it just to say ok i'm done with it , anyway it takes a good 8 hours to really kick in and get to the real action the whole lever up system and arts/fighing has a great feel to them don't feel cheap or thrown together like a lot of the never games do, you know those man this feels cheap moments, it has none! i'm about 37 hours in and it just keeps getting better and better i almost can't put down the remote anyways i'm an older gaming vet this will be my 27th year playing console games old school gamers rejoice this ones for you!! don't miss this if you are a big rpg fan like myself . Enjoy!! Review: A solid RPG that will not disappoint - Trinity: Souls of Zill O'll (Trinity: SoZO) is a game that was given a very harsh review by the big companies; perhaps too harsh. While Trinity: SoZO is not a fantastic RPG, it isn't a bad one either. With well over 40 hours of gameplay here, and a solid storyline Trinity: SoZO will be a game that you simply can't put down until the final credits roll. GAMEPLAY Trinity: SoZO feels a bit like Dynasty Warriors with a more solid RPG element to it. You will have a party of 3 and can switch between characters at whim. Each character has skills you map to the controller (12 skills, can map a total of only 6). For much of the early part of the game (first 6-10 hours) you can expect to partake in tons of quests and arena fights to boost your skill level. Once you get past the initial early grind the game begins to open up and allow a much more free roam feel in terms of what you can do. "Quests" are randomly handed out be it from the Adventures Guild or by partaking in conversations in various taverns or shops. When you aren't in towns you will be out in the world in a large variety of areas fighting mobs. The game plays like a bit like a hack and slash then; plowing through lots of trash mobs with the occasional tough mob or even a boss grade mob. Just when you think things might be getting far to repetitive, the game will throw in some new features (such as chain combos). Overall the gameplay is quite a lot of fun and provides a non-stop flow of action but can get a little repetitive due to quests often taking you back to the same areas GRAPHICS The graphics are okay. They aren't mind blowing but they feel early PS3 in quality(720p). The part that hurts the game graphically is this annoying "filter" that is put over the game. You can not turn this filter off. "During gameplay" the filter is actually rather nice. It gives the game this nice PS3 water-painting look to it. However during cut-scenes the filter was just down right horrible! I mean the center of the cut-sceen looked gorgeous but the surrounding area had this dried up water-painting look (at times it looked like PS2 graphics due to the filter). There should of been an option to turn this filter off at least for cut-scenes SOUND/STORY The audio quality isn't bad. Combat sounds get a bit repetitive as does constantly spamming your skills. The main cast does a decent job with the voice acting but at times you could clearly see "edits" in the dialogue and awkward pauses. It isn't bad, but it isn't Final Fantasy quality here either so basically average. The story is actually quite refreshing. At first things will start slow but once the end of chapter 2 hits the storyline will draw you in. Rather than going around owning mobs or grinding the Arena I found myself plowing through storyline quests anxious to dig up more of what is going on. Even asking around at Taverns became a bit more eventful as rumors would be going around that might give clues to the overall picture being drawn here. Overall the storyline wasn't a masterpiece , but it actually was easy to follow and very interesting! OVERALL (84% 8.4 / B) Trinity: SoZO gets an 84% from me. It is a solid RPG that might start slow but will actually get better the more time you put into it. Questing can be a lot of fun and has plenty of variety to the quest types (hunting, escort, rescue, gathering, etc). If you enjoy RPG's and enjoy Hack and Slash gameplay, this game does a pretty good job blending the two elements together. What comes out is a fairly good RPG that brings adventure, story and lots of gameplay to the table PROS - Over 40hrs of gameplay (not including extras I have yet to attempt) - Plenty of quests to do including a 50 level Labyrinth! - A nice variety to the combat system (12 skills per person; only 6 usable at one time... can chain skills together to make long combo chains) - Enjoyable Storyline CONS - While there are tons of quests, it can be very easy to over level and end up with quests that are low level / incredibly repetitive (you revisit the same 2-3 areas over and over) - Filter really ruins the cut-scenes - No replay value (you can platinum trophy the game in one play-through, and there is little reason to start a brand new game over again) - The game isn't very straight forward at times with main quest hints like "Continue to work on advancing while separated from your party". You could spend hours just running around when all you had to do was go to Town C and speak to the Adventure Guild (Town B's guild wouldn't do anything for you) ## Features - High Adventure: Brought together by fate, the three adventurers in your party must work together to explore Vyashion's fields, dungeons and towns, collect items, survive encounters with mythological beasts and ultimately defeat the evil King Balor. - Party Dynamic: An innovative team system lets you alternate between each of the three characters: a warrior, a wizard/swordsman and an assassin. Magic abilities and physical offensives can be used together to unleash combo attacks. - Interactive Environments: Uncover new paths by destroying objects, set areas aflame or freeze them with spell casting, and tear through a bevy of different locales as you journey the continents. - Non-Linear Adventure: The game's story, told in an open non-linear format, offers a unique adventure depending on how you play. - Endless Possibilities: Throughout the game, dozens of side quests and hidden opportunities add more adventures and depth to an already rich experience. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B003A6X0H6 | | Best Sellers Rank | #90,933 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #2,553 in PlayStation 3 Games | | Compatible Video Game Console Models | Sony PlayStation 3, Sony PlayStation 3 Slim, Sony PlayStation 3 Super Slim | | Computer Platform | PlayStation 3 | | Customer Reviews | 3.5 3.5 out of 5 stars (32) | | Date First Available | August 30, 2010 | | Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No | | Item Weight | 3 ounces | | Item model number | 0204 | | Manufacturer | TechnoMarine | | Product Dimensions | 0.01 x 4.33 x 4.33 inches; 3 ounces | | Publication Date | February 8, 2011 | | Rated | Teen | | Release date | February 8, 2011 | | Type of item | Video Game | | UPC | 040198002042 | ## Images ![Trinity: Souls Of Zill O'll - Playstation 3 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81CSjXB2FpL.jpg) ![Trinity: Souls Of Zill O'll - Playstation 3 - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71Jr+eWApBL.jpg) ![Trinity: Souls Of Zill O'll - Playstation 3 - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/712OfTjyq+L.jpg) ![Trinity: Souls Of Zill O'll - Playstation 3 - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71f0bW7vK2L.jpg) ![Trinity: Souls Of Zill O'll - Playstation 3 - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/718H4hWuiCL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wow! very suprizes i must say, in a hell of a good way. *by N***O on June 9, 2013* This will be very short i'm not much for leaving feedback. Well , let's just start by saying this game is well under rated i'm very surprized at ign's review also after playing this well made "rpg", and honestly now question their reviews and wonder if they really enjoy gaming or do it just to say ok i'm done with it , anyway it takes a good 8 hours to really kick in and get to the real action the whole lever up system and arts/fighing has a great feel to them don't feel cheap or thrown together like a lot of the never games do, you know those man this feels cheap moments, it has none! i'm about 37 hours in and it just keeps getting better and better i almost can't put down the remote anyways i'm an older gaming vet this will be my 27th year playing console games old school gamers rejoice this ones for you!! don't miss this if you are a big rpg fan like myself . Enjoy!! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A solid RPG that will not disappoint *by J***N on March 12, 2011* Trinity: Souls of Zill O'll (Trinity: SoZO) is a game that was given a very harsh review by the big companies; perhaps too harsh. While Trinity: SoZO is not a fantastic RPG, it isn't a bad one either. With well over 40 hours of gameplay here, and a solid storyline Trinity: SoZO will be a game that you simply can't put down until the final credits roll. GAMEPLAY Trinity: SoZO feels a bit like Dynasty Warriors with a more solid RPG element to it. You will have a party of 3 and can switch between characters at whim. Each character has skills you map to the controller (12 skills, can map a total of only 6). For much of the early part of the game (first 6-10 hours) you can expect to partake in tons of quests and arena fights to boost your skill level. Once you get past the initial early grind the game begins to open up and allow a much more free roam feel in terms of what you can do. "Quests" are randomly handed out be it from the Adventures Guild or by partaking in conversations in various taverns or shops. When you aren't in towns you will be out in the world in a large variety of areas fighting mobs. The game plays like a bit like a hack and slash then; plowing through lots of trash mobs with the occasional tough mob or even a boss grade mob. Just when you think things might be getting far to repetitive, the game will throw in some new features (such as chain combos). Overall the gameplay is quite a lot of fun and provides a non-stop flow of action but can get a little repetitive due to quests often taking you back to the same areas GRAPHICS The graphics are okay. They aren't mind blowing but they feel early PS3 in quality(720p). The part that hurts the game graphically is this annoying "filter" that is put over the game. You can not turn this filter off. "During gameplay" the filter is actually rather nice. It gives the game this nice PS3 water-painting look to it. However during cut-scenes the filter was just down right horrible! I mean the center of the cut-sceen looked gorgeous but the surrounding area had this dried up water-painting look (at times it looked like PS2 graphics due to the filter). There should of been an option to turn this filter off at least for cut-scenes SOUND/STORY The audio quality isn't bad. Combat sounds get a bit repetitive as does constantly spamming your skills. The main cast does a decent job with the voice acting but at times you could clearly see "edits" in the dialogue and awkward pauses. It isn't bad, but it isn't Final Fantasy quality here either so basically average. The story is actually quite refreshing. At first things will start slow but once the end of chapter 2 hits the storyline will draw you in. Rather than going around owning mobs or grinding the Arena I found myself plowing through storyline quests anxious to dig up more of what is going on. Even asking around at Taverns became a bit more eventful as rumors would be going around that might give clues to the overall picture being drawn here. Overall the storyline wasn't a masterpiece , but it actually was easy to follow and very interesting! OVERALL (84% 8.4 / B) Trinity: SoZO gets an 84% from me. It is a solid RPG that might start slow but will actually get better the more time you put into it. Questing can be a lot of fun and has plenty of variety to the quest types (hunting, escort, rescue, gathering, etc). If you enjoy RPG's and enjoy Hack and Slash gameplay, this game does a pretty good job blending the two elements together. What comes out is a fairly good RPG that brings adventure, story and lots of gameplay to the table PROS - Over 40hrs of gameplay (not including extras I have yet to attempt) - Plenty of quests to do including a 50 level Labyrinth! - A nice variety to the combat system (12 skills per person; only 6 usable at one time... can chain skills together to make long combo chains) - Enjoyable Storyline CONS - While there are tons of quests, it can be very easy to over level and end up with quests that are low level / incredibly repetitive (you revisit the same 2-3 areas over and over) - Filter really ruins the cut-scenes - No replay value (you can platinum trophy the game in one play-through, and there is little reason to start a brand new game over again) - The game isn't very straight forward at times with main quest hints like "Continue to work on advancing while separated from your party". You could spend hours just running around when all you had to do was go to Town C and speak to the Adventure Guild (Town B's guild wouldn't do anything for you) ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ good rpg deserves a look *by D***L on February 25, 2011* I am not a rpg gamer, i do like them but hardly finish them. I got this game because i like dynasty warriors and samurai warriors and this is made by the same people and has been compaired to them. The combat is similar and thats about the extent of the similarities ive seen. I really enjoy this game alot and its a shame that it was released around the same time as mass effect 2 and dragons age 2 because im sure it will get overlooked. One thing i want to say is this game really should be played its a good solid effort by koei and a rpg. The story is typical fantasy stuff and the graphics are far inferior to mass effect and other rpgs ive seen/played but it is really fun. I know this isnt much of a review its just my opinions on a game that seems to be really overlooked and its a shame cause its a good game. I agree with others that you should wait till it goes down in price and then pick it up as the 60 new game price is a little steep for what you get (i'd say around 30-40). Also as a side note this is the 3rd game in the series and the first 2 never made it to the states but i've never played the 1st two and i can follow the story just fine. --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.vu/products/13076054-trinity-souls-of-zill-oll-playstation-3](https://www.desertcart.vu/products/13076054-trinity-souls-of-zill-oll-playstation-3) --- *Product available on Desertcart Vanuatu* *Store origin: VU* *Last updated: 2026-06-06*