Children of Morta, the acclaimed action RPG, has arrived on mobile devices. This captivating title, originally released in 2019, blends a compelling narrative with roguelite elements, offering a gameplay experience reminiscent of The Banner Saga. Developed by Dead Mage and published on mobile by Playdigious, Children of Morta promises a unique and engaging adventure.
The Heart of the Family
At its core, Children of Morta centers on the Bergson family, a lineage of heroes who have defended the land of Rea for generations. Now, confronted by an ancient, encroaching evil known as the Corruption, the Bergsons must rise to protect their home.
The game features seven playable characters, each a member of the Bergson family. This unconventional hack-and-slash RPG allows players to upgrade the skills and equipment of each family member, ensuring diverse and replayable experiences. The procedurally generated dungeons and the ability to switch between characters strategically add to the game's dynamic gameplay.
Beyond the thrilling combat, Children of Morta boasts a deeply emotional storyline exploring themes of love, loss, sacrifice, and hope. The narrative keeps players invested in the Bergsons' fate, showcasing their unwavering commitment to protecting one another. For a visual glimpse, check out the trailer: https://youtu.be/KdZlEeN15so
The Complete Package
The mobile release offers the Complete Edition, including the Ancient Spirits and Paws and Claws DLCs. An upcoming online co-op mode will further enhance the gameplay experience, allowing players to team up with friends. While typically priced at $8.99, a 30% launch discount is currently available on the Google Play Store.
Children of Morta's charming 2D-pixel art style and handcrafted animations bring its dungeons, caves, and landscapes to life. The mobile version includes a convenient Cloud Save feature, and controller support is also available for players who prefer that input method. For more mobile gaming news, be sure to check out our latest article on Dragon Takers, also now available on Android.
