Steady yourself, Mortal Shell 2's Rotten Autumn update comes packed with 15 new dungeons, a photo mode, an alternative soundtrack, and a neat pumpkin helmet
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How's your autumn going? Mine's fine so far, I've switched back to hot beverages, as much as every cell in my being screams to ask for ice. But I reckon that sounds better than the autumn Mortal Shell 2 is having, given the name of the Soulslike's next seasonal update: Rotten Autumn. Sounds bad! In practice, however, it's quite an expansive sounding update that's already out.
For starters, each shell has new shells to customise yourself with, a few of which can be seen in the trailer below. I'm particularly fond of the one that's just an incredibly veiny guy wearing a jock strap and a metal pumpkin for a helmet. Interestingly, the game now has a new alternative soundtrack you can pop on, composed by Rotting Christ's Sakis Tolis. Hopefully that means something to the metalheads as it means diddly squat to me.
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