I’m uncertain if this was also specific to the Switch to make you want to round off the edges, but it works. It makes the game look better by obscuring the blemishes of the game. In fact, I recommend it and I recommend leaving it on. The filter that I liked was the other one, film grain. You can still see what’s going on, but it’s a massive distraction. It’s the same concept as if you were to take a great looking game and then draped a lace curtain over your TV screen. It basically turns the graphics that are halfway decent into pixels and jagged edges.

I can’t imagine it was added to the Switch release only, but what it does makes you think of an Indie game on the Switch. There is one called “Indie” and I detest this. But in the beginning, for sure, there are only two of them. There are only two filters in the game, unless more are unlocked at the end. Mortal Shell: Complete Edition also features the Rotten Autumn content update, which adds unique Shell shades, a new mini-quest, a powerful new photo mode, and an alternative boss fight soundtrack from black metal band Rotting Christ. Included in Mortal Shell: Complete Edition is the game-altering Virtuous Cycle expansion – an entirely new roguelike mode that brings random and repeatable savagery to Fallgrim.Īlso present is Hadern, once your elusive teacher, now yours to master as Mortal Shell’s fifth possessable and playable character. Features:įor the first time, Mortal Shell: Complete Edition brings together all content updates and DLC into one formidable package. Possess lost warriors, track down hidden sanctums of the devout, and face formidable foes. Your adversaries spare no mercy, with survival demanding superior awareness, precision, and instincts. Mortal Shell is a deep action-RPG that tests your sanity and resilience in a shattered world. Now that I’ve got my hands on the game for Switch, I can finally find out how the game plays and if it’s worth your time picking it up on Switch.

The distinction between the two wasn’t enough to make me think of it as anything else other than a Soul-alike.

And while I knew it wasn’t trying to be 100% a Souls-type game, I couldn’t help but think of it as such from its marketing. It looked like another dark and gloomy game at the time. For some reason, Mortal Shell passed me by when it first released.

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