MORTAL SHELL LORE CODE
MORTAL SHELL LORE PS4

It’s on a cooldown so you can’t spam it but you can use it whenever, even mid attack. This basically replaces your block in other games as it allows you to take a hit without damage and, generally, staggering your opponent. Being patient, evading enemy attacks and striking when safe is the key but Mortal Shell does have one trick up its sleeve. You have a light and strong attack on and and you have a dodge on which turns into a roll if you double tap. There is a decent variety to them with each area having their own unique sets and Souls fans will be in familiar territory here. You’ll find the odd item as you explore but generally the majority of your time will be spent fighting enemies. The dungeons themselves are generally a little better as although they have windy paths that loop back and so on there is a beginning and an end as opposed to the hub’s more open nature. The entrances to the three dungeons are located at opposite ends of this area but you’ll have to feel your way through as there is no map and this opening area is very intertwined, samey and confusing. You start off in a hub world of sorts, a large area filled with enemies and things to find. It’s the gameplay and exploration that is the meat of the game however.

Much like its inspiration you’ll get pieces of story littered around in item descriptions and from vague lore to flesh out the world a little. Obviously those three glands are behind three dungeons with three bosses at the end. Shortly into your journey you find a shackled giant who tasks you with collecting three sacred glands. These Mortal Shells (wink) are your classes but you have to find them first. You are very weak but have a unique ability to inhabit the corpses of fallen warriors. You start the game as a naked, pale skinned creature called the Foundling. From the pictures you might think it sticks to that formula very closely but it does bring quite a few ideas of its own to the table. Mortal Shell is an indie take on the formula.

MORTAL SHELL LORE CODE

I played through Code Vein relatively recently and ended up not liking it very much, whilst The Surge 2 I find to be fantastic.

I’ve played quite a few Souls clones in the past few years and I generally enjoy them.

MORTAL SHELL LORE PS4

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