- February 16, 2017
- NedoStudio
Mortificatio
35%Game Brain Score
atmosphere
story, graphics
60% User Score 10 reviews
Platforms
About
On the edge between life and death you immerse yourself into Mortificatio – a place that will tell you how a Hero has challenged Darkness.
Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews
atmosphere4 positive mentions
gameplay1 negative mentions
- The game features well-thought-out puzzles that are complex and challenging, providing a satisfying experience for puzzle enthusiasts.
- The graphics are good for an indie game, contributing to a dark and atmospheric setting that enhances the overall experience.
- The game offers a choice and consequences system, adding depth to the gameplay and encouraging exploration.
- The English translation is poor, with many typos and mispronunciations, making the puzzles often unclear.
- Voice acting is subpar, with some characters sounding unnatural and overly filtered, detracting from immersion.
- The game is quite short, with a playtime of about an hour, which may not justify its price for some players.
story
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story centers on an alchemist named Eloakh, exploring themes of life and death, but is criticized for being bland and poorly presented, leading some players to consider skipping it. While some appreciate the atmospheric integration of alchemy themes within the puzzles, others find the narrative disconnected and lacking depth. Overall, the reception of the story is mixed, with some enjoying it and others feeling it detracts from the gameplay experience.
“The story itself revolves around an alchemist named Eloakh, life, and ultimately, death.”
“This is a pretty neat puzzle game that uses a lot of alchemy themes to tell a story and present puzzles.”
“I enjoyed this game so much; both the atmosphere and story are awesome!”
“The plot is rather bland and the presentation of it is dull, so whether or not you wish to skip through it is entirely up to you.”
“The story is kind of disconnected and it doesn't have much to do with puzzles.”
“Unity 2 allows for amateurs to make games that really suffer in story, quality, creativity, and graphics.”