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25/02/21 Comments Closed Developer Cold Symmetry and publisher Playstack have announced Mortal Shell: Enhanced Edition, a remastered version of their take on the soulslike genre coming to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S on 4th March. Mortal Shell: Enhanced Edition will be free for existing owners on PS4 and Xbox One, and available with a new physical release of the game. – ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW – Mortal Shell: Enhanced Edition takes the already rather good looking game and revises it to take advantage of the added power and new capabilities of the new generation of games console. O...

Trophy lists confirm next-gen ports - One thing we’ve noticed since the turn of the year is that PlayStation 5 ports are...

Source: Windows Central As more and more time goes by without a word from FromSoftware about Elden Ring, Dark Souls fans like myself have been looking for similar games to play in the meantime. With this in mind, I jumped at the opportunity to check out Nioh 2: The Complete Edition, a new edition of the 2020 PlayStation exclusive that includes all three of its DLCs and is releasing on Windows 10 PCs alongside the PlayStation 5. I had heard good things about Team Ninja's Nioh series before, and after how much I enjoyed reviewing Cold Symmetry's Mortal Shell, I was interested in exploring Team ...

I wouldn't be getting into Soulsborne games if not for Mortal Shell's lute by: Randy - posted: 2/2/2021 2:05:00 AM Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood deadline, I'm doing that thing critics sometimes do and playing anything but my review assignment. That's not an indictment against Werewolf. It's an indictment against my work ethic. And the game taking me out of the correct headspace is  Mortal Shell. Mortal Shell is not affiliated with developer FromSoftware, and doesn't have its checks signed whenever a Soulsborne game is sold. It's not...

Published 28 Jan, 2021 When Nvidia announced the latest batch of games getting ray tracing support earlier this month, I was heartbroken to learn that Hitman 3 wasn't among them. I'm still quite early on in my Hitman 3 adventures, but you only need to take one look at its gorgeous opening Dubai level to know that this would make a great ray tracing game. Just look at those polished floors waxed within an inch of their lives! They're crying out for some ray traced reflections, those. And all that glass! It needs to happen. The good news is that Hitman 3 will be getting ra...