Soul Trouble

Soul Trouble Reborn by a playful goddess, you enter a dangerous after-afterlife packed with seductive women and hidden secrets. Choose your fate in this isekai visual novel of reincarnation, lust, and soul-linked bonds.

Soul Trouble

In Soul Trouble, death doesn’t end your story. Instead, you’re reincarnated into a new world—courtesy of a goddess who seems personally invested in you. You gain powers connected to soul-reincarnation, then find yourself facing a series of captivating women: alluring, seductive, and—at times—dangerous.

Progress through the plot by making choices during conversations and story moments. As more sensual scenes become available, a deeper, irreversible bond forms between their souls and yours. Eventually, you’ll build your own harem, create magical contracts, and forge lasting ties—while slowly uncovering your past, its secrets, and what all of it really means.

Story of Soul Trouble

An isekai visual novel where desire, devotion, and lingering souls collide.

You died.
But instead of an eternal rest, a mischievous goddess takes notice. She insists you’re special—meant for something far bigger. A new world. A fresh start. Maybe even romance…

Then you die again. Immediately.
Turns out there’s no “isekai protagonist insurance” for you.

Now you’re trapped in a bizarre realm hovering between dreams and damnation, surrounded by beautiful, broken, and dangerous women. Each one carries a secret. Each one pulls at your soul. And one of them might hold the key to the truth behind your fate.

This isn’t just reincarnation. It’s a game of souls.

Features of Soul Trouble

Life After Death

• Rather than finding peace, you wake up in an unfamiliar afterlife where your death is only the opening chapter.

The Goddess’ Playful Influence

• A goddess claims you’re destined for greatness—then sends you into an even stranger “second death,” kicking off your after-afterlife.

Personal Stories to Discover

• These women are more than they seem. You’ll dig into their hidden histories, explore their emotional layers, and uncover what they want most.

Unspoken Bonds

• As you move through this strange world, you’ll form distinct connections—ranging from deep affection to complicated loyalty—each one pushing you closer to the truth.

A Surreal Reality

• The realm is full of surprises. Things rarely look the way they are, and you’re trapped in a twisted reality influenced by mysterious, hazardous forces.

Gorgeous and Terrifying Women

• Expect women who are beautiful on the surface but haunted underneath—dark secrets, scars, and mysteries included. Every interaction reveals another piece of their complex lives.

Changelog

Yoo! It’s me again! (Yes, I’m still dead.)

I didn’t have much time to work on the game, so this update focuses on redesigning and improving key parts—such as adding a new affection screen, upgrading profiles, and improving hints (and more). I’ve finished the basic groundwork, so now it’s all about adding details, which is honestly the hardest part.

I also learned a new way to create animations, and they look much better now. I only discovered it after making 12 animations, so redoing them wasn’t really on the plan—though luckily the Patreon special scenes were made with the new method, so it still served as good practice. I feel more confident about future versions.

There’s also now a Gallery!

What’s new in 0.7

ADDED

• Added affection and H-events for Seren (5 NSFW animations / 1 SFW animation)
• Added affection and H-events for Yuna (8 NSFW animations / 1 SFW animation)
• Added a Gallery: Soul-Book
• Added a button in the top-left corner of your room (under the clock) to change your name
• Added Patreon-Special scenes (Tier 2 and Tier 3)
• Added an Android Version (Test Build; likely full of bugs)

CHANGED

• Re-made Lyara’s first H-animations (4 NSFW animations)

FIXED

• Re-wrote a few older dialogues

The Gallery is a big win for content flexibility—you don’t have to repeat every scene the same way, and it helps save time so you don’t run out of available content slots. I’ve also been really busy with work lately, so testing was limited: normally I test around 5 times, but for this update I only managed two. Hopefully my workload eases soon.

The next update is planned to be the biggest one so far—if I can find the time, of course.

Player Comments

• Premise: “The premise is fun, and the characters look normal—not oddly proportioned, which is rare. I like the story so far, but it’s still too early to know where it’s going. The town movement system isn’t great; I got lost at the start. Days also feel a bit empty right now, but I’m sure that’ll change. Good start—I’ll keep watching for updates.”
• Feedback on writing: “It’s a shame, because the animations and the girls are good, but the writing feels a little lackluster—like it was an afterthought. Still, I do appreciate the overall amount of content. Good work.”
• Intro highlight: “I really liked the intro where our character keeps dying right away—it was pretty funny. It was one of the best, if not the best…”