One More Level has gotten plenty of fans thanks to the Ghostrunner games, and now the studio is ready to talk more about Valor Mortis.
One More Level's first-person Souls-like is a success, despite sharing space with some real heavy-hitters in a packed season of gaming.
This is a take on the Napoleonic Wars and Soulslikes that few other games have attempted, and it's one that's very entertaining indeed.
One More Level has decided to try its hand at making a Soulslike. Check out our review to see how well it did with Valor Mortis.
PS5 Pro offers "even higher resolution and improved visuals," but surprisingly, the Souls-like also runs at 60 FPS on Xbox Series S.
One More Level's alternative-history Europe is brimming with plague-ridden monstrosities that its protagonist, James, must deal with.
Don’t call it another Souslike – Valor Mortis mixes brutal combat with supernatural powers, parkour traversal, and a grim take on Napoleonic Europe.
William's journey through a plague-ridden alternate history Europe isn't easy, but he's got more than enough tools to fight back.
"We want to give Valor Mortis (and your wallet) some room to breathe," said One More Level while also implementing demo feedback.
The trailer gave us a look at quite a bit of gameplay, from its intense first-person combat, to magic-assisted parkour sections.
In shoe-horning the surgical demand of Soulslikes into tight first-person, Valor Mortis might just blow the sub-genre wide-open.
Ghostrunner developer's first-person Souls-like RPG is rife with challenges and traversal en route to its launch later this year.
Coming to Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC, players control William, a soldier resurrected in an alternate history plague-ridden Europe.