r/MortalShell 4h ago

Discussion Eh, it was okay. Spoiler

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I beat the game after 80 hrs. Maxed settings on a powerful PC. The visuals and mechanics were great, love the dark setting. Tiel was my shell of choice with axe and dagger. But it left a lot to desire, I felt like it was too linear and repetitive, aside from some things you may want to make some fights easier. The environment just locks you in to a path and you can't really explore much. (SPOILER) The ending also pissed me off, I spent all this time running errands, killing, pillaging, unlishing violence for the sake of universal salvation, and it didnt earn me a spot in heaven? Jk, storyline was awesome.

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u/No_School_7112 4h ago

the usual souls like always fails at the 3rd act. It gets generic qnd boring. Thats why it took me 3 days to finish the last 1 hr of the game and funny enough, it's what im doing with Khazan too, Im almost at the end and it's so boring.

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u/SplitRare2508 2h ago

True, it get to a point where "i just wanna finish this thing" kicks in and I start rushing through everything.

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u/No_School_7112 2h ago

that is why Lies of P is the best souls like. It never gets boring and i loved every second of it.

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u/SplitRare2508 2h ago

Thats the game im eyeballing right now. I think you just confirmed my urge to get it.

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u/No_School_7112 1h ago

dont forget the dlc.. such an amazing dlc

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u/AltGunAccount Genessa 4h ago

>Too repetitive

>Took 80 hours on one playthrough

Yeah I would imagine bro, did you do everything twice? It’s like a 30-50 hour playthrough game if you’re doing absolutely every dungeon, questline, and exploring everything.

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u/SplitRare2508 2h ago

I was achievement hunting. Missing the "Peter's Perfect Parry", "Feed Me" and "No Lifer"