- Publisher: Playstack
- Release Date: Aug 18, 2020
- Also On: PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X
User Score
Mixed or average reviews- based on 428 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 191 out of 428
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Mixed: 121 out of 428
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Negative: 116 out of 428
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Sep 2, 2020Понравилась боевая система. Анимация !!! Дизайн персонажей .
Хотелось бы онлайн побегать с друзьями и дизайн локаций побогаче . Но и на том большое спасибо авторам.
Неожиданно приятная игра . -
Aug 31, 2020A good souls-like with a bunch of cool mechanics is ruined by a plethora of "cheap" damage set-pieces and slow combat.
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Aug 28, 2020
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Aug 27, 2020Positives - challenging combat initially but rewarding when you master it
- atmosphere is unique, the synth background sounds are interesting
- 0 exposition
- the item lore mechanic is very cool
Negatives
- 10-12 hour game - no soundtrack
- the assassin shell is OP/cheese
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Aug 26, 2020
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Aug 26, 2020Unplayable because of buggy and amateurish keybinding options.
If I change the "move left key", the key I chose gets instead bound to "move right". So there's no way in game to move left.
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Aug 26, 2020
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Aug 25, 2020
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Aug 25, 2020This is by far the best game of 2020 for me so far, we still have Cyberpunk coming up. As a souls fan since Demon Soul's, this is the best Soul's-like game I have played. I hope they add more to the game through DLC in the near future because I need more.
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Aug 24, 2020
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Aug 24, 2020Overhyped garbage, like all the other Souls-like games that isn't made by From Software or Team Ninja. So many bad design choices in Mortal Shell, clunky and low budget movement and animations, soulless combat, just a waste of time. Wait for Elden Ring, or go replay Souls games by From Software or Nioh/Nioh 2 by Team Ninja.
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Aug 24, 2020
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Aug 24, 2020This game made me feel just like dark souls 1 and blood borne in my first run. Now waiting for more content I hope
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Aug 24, 2020
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Aug 24, 2020Fantastic game. I had fun at every encounter and love the combat. In NG+ now and still going strong. If you're a fan of action RPGs then you'll love this game.
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Aug 24, 2020Love it, can't get much better for a souls like game bravo coldsymmetry. Best of luck
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Aug 23, 2020
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Aug 23, 2020very nice game for you like soulsborne.
souls oyunlarını sevenler için çok güzel oyun lan alın oynayın vuruş hissi falan harika -
Aug 23, 2020
Awards & Rankings
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Jan 8, 2021Mortal Shell is an enjoyable title for those who are already fans of the SoulsBorne sub-genre, and it has more positives than it has flaws. The swamp hub world is bland and confusing, but the different biomes you eventually reach are gorgeous, even if they're relatively familiar. The lack of a deep leveling system has a very good replacement in the shell system, which ends up providing more versatility in your character build and the attack system. The relatively shorter length makes it great for newcomers, while genre veterans will find it to be a great debut effort from a small development team.
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LEVEL (Czech Republic)Oct 7, 2020If Dark Souls wasn’t sufficiently dark and difficult, this is just the thing for you. Taking the souls-like genre a step further, Mortal Shell provides a satisfying combat system enveloped in a creatively unique narrative. Well worth the suffering. [Issue#305]
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Sep 18, 2020Mortal Shell may be a modest product, but it surprised at nearly every turn with regularity. The lack of variety in the environments, weapons, and classes are more than made up by never overstaying its welcome. Whenever it feels as though its about to become stale, players will stumble across something new to try out. The lack of depth isn’t too much of a detriment as the game is short enough to ever feel tired. Better yet, what is there is good, a foundation with easy room to be expanded upon and a strong demonstration of Cold Symmetry’s understanding of core concepts that are the strength of the genre. Mortal Shell is a exemplary use of limited resources to make a tight, fun game, even if it only takes a weekend to beat.