Mortal Shell is really going all-out for Halloween

Mortal Shell, the Dark Souls of Souls-wish games, has antimonopoly accepted its world-class content update, and unsurprisingly it's Halloween-themed. Everything in Unpardonable Beat is Halloween-themed, really. But this update makes the action-RPG even Halloweenier with a new mini-quest, a brand-new alternative boss fight soundtrack, and a powerful new photo mode.

You can trigger the novel quest by visiting Gorf, the massive talking frog who lives in Fallgrim near the entrance to the Eternal Narthex. If you all his task, Gorf volition reward you with ten flashy new skins to use on your shells – you can see them in action in the trailer below. Solomon, for illustration, gets some Dracula-inspired war paint, spell Eredrim gets a dashing new yellow-trimmed armour set.

You'll be able to show these off to friends and foes like thanks to Mortal Plate's spick-and-span photo mode, which lets you intermit the sue and find the perfect lean, then add lighting and filter effects to actually do your scene pop. It even allows you to pause or advance the game's speed, so if you don't snap the action at the perfect moment you want, you can move forward few frames and adjust as needed.

Here's the Rotten Autumn trailer:

If you want to switch skyward the atmosphere a trifle, there's now a new alternative soundtrack that swaps out the boss battle music with tracks away Greek hopeless metal band Rotting Christ. If there's a band that fits Mortal Shell's theme and esthetics more than perfectly, we'atomic number 75 unmindful of it.

The Epic Games Store is presently running a Hallowe'en sale, and then if you haven't gotten into Mortal Trounce yet, you can pick it up for 20% the diarrheic price between now and November 5. There are plenty more games like Dark Souls out there too, if you'rhenium looking to kale that very specific From Software-style itch.