Mortal Shell 2 is finally here, and you’ll no doubt be hacking and slashing your way through the many enemies on offer, but as with any Soulslike, we all know that the bosses are another level entirely, and this is certainly true here. Unlike the other bosses in this early area, Lucian, The Thirsting Knight…
As with any Soulslike, your health in Mortal Shell 2 is limited, and not as high as you’d like. That’s why you’ll want to go about increasing it as soon as possible. Again, similarly to other Soulslike games, Mortal Shell 2 doesn’t fully explain how to do this, but by the end of this guide,…
We’re finally at a point where you need help to beat the bosses of Mortal Shell 2, and that’s nothing to be ashamed of. Be it the teleporting Lucian or Grishna, you’ll probably think you’ve seen it all up to now, but you couldn’t be more wrong. As you’re struggling, we’ll run you through location,…
Just do nothing. That’s how you unlock the Mortal Shell 2 secret ending involving yourself and Baghead. Don’t do anything. Obviously there’s more to it than that, but for all intents and purposes, that’s what you have to do. By the end of the guide, though, we’ll walk you through the steps to get that…
You’ll likely know what’s coming with this boss in Mortal Shell 2, after all, you’ll have been through several Corrupted Gates before you get here. Beating Hexapod will be a real feather in your cap though, as compared to Lucian, Vrannic or Magdalena, he’s genuinely difficult with little options to exploit. Location of the Hexapod…
You’re here because you don’t know how to beat the Nameless Captive in Mortal Shell 2. There’s no shame in that. He’s one of the most unique bosses in the game, and thanks to his move-set, size, design, and all-around ability, he’s also one of the most difficult. By the end of this guide, though,…
Mortal Shell 2 is here, and with it, an entire open world of possibilities. With world design that harkens back to the original Dark Souls trilogy, with looping bridges, multiple, layered environment traversal, and plenty of places to explore and get lost, you’ll be glad to know you can fast travel in Mortal Shell 2,…
Soulslikes aren’t the most accessible of games, usually by design. Ten years ago you’d have been burnt at the stake asking for an easy mode on Bloodborne, but nowadays, more developers are including difficulty settings in the genre in an attempt to make them more accessible. Mortal Shell 2 developers Cold Symmetry are approaching it…
As you’ll no doubt know, Shells in Mortal Shell 2 allow you to inhabit a range of other people, all with unique abilities, strengths and weaknesses. To inhabit them though, you have to find them, and in the huge open world of the game, it can be all to easy to miss them, thus robbing…
Mortal Shell 2 has a range of weapons, both primary and secondary fitting a range of playstyles and players. Finding them all though, well, unless you want to shell out a huge amount of gold with Merrick, it’s going to be really difficult in the huge open world of the game. Thankfully, we have everything…
