

Mortal Online
Star Vault AB · 2015 · Free to Play, Open World, Massively Multiplayer, Sandbox, RPG
PC
Mostly Positive73% · 80 📉 Recent reviews down 52%6playing now
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About Mortal Online
Experience true open-world freedom in Mortal Online - a unique first-person, medieval fantasy, massively multiplayer online role-playing game.
This game is not for the faint of heart. With "full loot" mechanics, dying means that you risk losing everything you're carrying with you.
Danger is everywhere, safety must be earned. Learn to master real-time, aim-based combat where you decide every move your character makes, and where your skills really matter.
The possibilities are endless!
Mortal Online offers a free-to-play mode with a skill cap at skill level 60. In order to unlock the maximum skill levels and fully master your Mortal destiny, a paid monthly subscription is needed, but unlike many other games there are no microtransactions. Unsubscribing will re-apply the skill cap, but your skills will be maxed again when you re-subscribe. Every player gets one free character slot, and you can purchase additional slots up to a maximum of four.
Taming and mount breeding Lock-picking Player Housing and City Building Siege Territory control system 500+ skills to master Breeding Thievery Glassblowing Mounted combat Archery Magic Several in-depth crafting systems with millions of combinations Alchemy Butchery Metallurgy Mining and woodcutting Publish your own books Armor dyeing Social skills such as bribing and persuasion Auction houses And much more!
Choose your path!
- Choose from many different races, decide your own style of play and whether to focus on PvP or PvE, both sharing the same game world.
- Choose a profession and devote your life to combat, crafting, magic, trading...
- Discover countless skills, resources and tools, master a few or dabble in them all, or be the first to explore new areas to find hidden treasures and unique secrets.
Live or die!
This game is not for the faint of heart. With "full loot" mechanics, dying means that you risk losing everything you're carrying with you.
Danger is everywhere, safety must be earned. Learn to master real-time, aim-based combat where you decide every move your character makes, and where your skills really matter.
Not quite like any other MMORPG...
- There are no character levels, only skill levels.
- There are no PvP zones, only a single open and realistic world where you are free to choose your own path.
- There are no separate server regions, every player inhabits the same huge world.
Strength in numbers!
- Build your own house, or create a guild with your friends to build a keep.
- Expand even more, build a whole city and surround it with defensive walls, or band together to siege and conquer your enemies' fortresses!
- With enough power, violence or diplomacy, you and your allies will be able to rule an entire nation.
The possibilities are endless!
Unlimited free trial!
Mortal Online offers a free-to-play mode with a skill cap at skill level 60. In order to unlock the maximum skill levels and fully master your Mortal destiny, a paid monthly subscription is needed, but unlike many other games there are no microtransactions. Unsubscribing will re-apply the skill cap, but your skills will be maxed again when you re-subscribe. Every player gets one free character slot, and you can purchase additional slots up to a maximum of four.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Terrible game .l.1 found this helpful
Not free was free now its not.
The game has a lot of complex systems, not new player friendly at all from when I played back in the last decade years. I remember getting camped a lot by pvp so if that's your thing, you can try it out. It has a lot of systems including its own profession based skill system and realistic combat system. The combat system feels inspired off of mount and blade warband where its very based on how you swing your weapon types. There is a variety of gear, but honestly very much a hardcore game, not for the faint of heart. Also the website for the game doesn't work very well from what I can tell with managing your account, play at your own risk.
best game ever made broski
The game would have been ok 20 years ago... todays world, no map, running at the speed of mach potato, you'll spend half a day trying to get out of a city. "omg it's so realistic!" yeah, I play games to get away from reality. When you finally get out of the city, 10 mins later you gotta run back in because you're overweight. except now you're doing it at half the speed.
If your computer cant run mortal 2, just play mortal 1
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