Mortal Shell review for PS4, Xbox One, PC
Mortal Shell is less of a “Souls-like” and more of a “Souls-lite”, distilling Dark Souls down to a short 8-12 hours without any additional filler.
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Mortal Shell is less of a “Souls-like” and more of a “Souls-lite”, distilling Dark Souls down to a short 8-12 hours without any additional filler.
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