"Mohrta, which launched last month, is a non-linear first-person shooter built in GZDoom that has big Morrowind and Dark Souls vibes. And yes, I know mentioning Dark Souls in a blog or article about video games risks mockery, but the way this game's save shrines work and the pacing of each of the worlds you visit, plus its challenging boss fights, create very similar vibes to a FromSoftware RPG."
"You start with a powerful sword and badass revolver and grow your arsenal with a shotgun, a bizarre grenade launcher, an SMG that fires bones, and some other really odd weapons I won't spoil here. All of the weapons feel great, and because the game is built in GZDoom, a modern source port of id's classic '90s FPS, gameplay feels snappy, fast, and punchy."
Mohrta is a non-linear first-person shooter built in GZDoom that combines dark fantasy aesthetics with retro FPS mechanics and Souls-like pacing. Players control an undead knight-like machine-man who explores multiple worlds in any order while hunting a person and cleansing strange creatures and oddities. The game begins with a powerful sword and an accurate revolver that produces the M1-Garand 'ping' on reload, and expands to include a shotgun, grenade launcher, bone-firing SMG, and other odd weapons. Gameplay emphasizes snappy, fast, and punchy combat, challenging boss fights, save shrines, and a large market hub. A healing talking doll and a shoulder vulture that provides light add unique utility.
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