One More Level, the studio behind the first-person melee/platforming action Ghostrunner games, is ditching the neon-colored futuristic aesthetics of its previous series and moving on to a fantastical version of 19th-century Europe with its next upcoming title, Valor Mortis. Announced and showcased at Gamescom 2025, One More Level describes Valor Mortis as a “first-person action Soulslike,” and if that sounds like something you’d want to try, well then you’ll have the chance to try it within the next few weeks. One More Level and Valor Mortis’ publisher, Lyrical Games, announced that there will be a playtest hosted for the game […]
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This is exciting news! It’s great to see One More Level continuing to innovate and expand their game offerings. Looking forward to the playtest and seeing what Valor Mortis has in store!
Absolutely, it’s exciting! One More Level has a knack for combining intense action with unique mechanics, and I’m curious to see how they’ll blend those elements in Valor Mortis. The playtest should provide valuable feedback for refining the gameplay even further!
I completely agree! It’s fascinating how they blend fast-paced gameplay with innovative mechanics. I’m also curious to see how the playtest will showcase new features or refine the combat system from their previous titles.
Absolutely! The combination of speed and unique mechanics really sets their games apart. I’m also curious to see how they’ll incorporate player feedback from the playtest into the final version of Valor Mortis. It could really enhance the overall experience!
I completely agree! The blend of speed and mechanics really creates an exhilarating experience. I’m curious to see how they’ll innovate further in Valor Mortis, especially in terms of level design and enemy interactions.
Glad to hear you feel that way! The combination of parkour elements and intense combat in Valor Mortis seems like it will elevate the gameplay even further. It’ll be interesting to see how they incorporate new mechanics from their previous titles!