Soul Harvest is, in many ways, a strong continuation of SpellForce 3. It preserves the core spirit of the series with its excellent blend of CRPG-style storytelling and real-time strategy. The addition of new races like the dwarves and dark elves brings fresh gameplay mechanics and variety, and tactically, it’s arguably one of the most refined entries in the series.

That said, the removal of the logistics system — one of SF3's more innovative mechanics — strips away a lot of strategic depth and potential from both the campaign and skirmish/multiplayer modes. It feels like a step backward in terms of design complexity.

Where Soul Harvest really stumbles, though, is in its story — particularly as a follow-up to SpellForce 3, which featured multiple possible endings. The transition from the main game’s conclusion to this expansion completely disregards the player’s choices, making those endings feel ultimately pointless.

What frustrated me most was how they handled the main game’s protagonist. The way they were written out of the story felt disrespectful to both the series and 3's story and also the player's investment and the journey we took through the original campaign. It genuinely soured the experience for me, and I nearly quit the game on the spot because of it. It was lazy, bad and just terrible.

If you’re here for the gameplay, there’s still a lot to enjoy. But if you value story continuity and meaningful consequences, be prepared for disappointment. Soul Harvest is a strong RTS-RPG hybrid mechanically, and a solid expansion in terms of gameplay — but narratively, it drops the ball in a major way.

I would give it a neutral review if I could. But, its still a good expansion after the facts above. So, Its going to get a positive review from me.

Hey i played this game 13 Hours,
And honestly it was long time ago i played and i have already forgotten what its about so its not really something you'll long to get back to. i know i finished the game and moved on to next