The Mors
Joseph Lloyd · 2017 · Adventure, Indie, Horror, Survival Horror, Violent
PC
Mixed45% · 11 📈 Making a comeback 64%
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About The Mors
Summary
An intense survival horror experience based on light and dark, The Mors is a terrifying dive into the unknown.
You fill the shoes of Jack, who has been sent to find a missing coworker, only to become trapped within the rotting husk of a long abandoned estate.
As you are thrown through diverse locations and horrific events, you must try and survive as the light grows faint, and the grotesque cracking in the distance grows ever louder.
You're in their world now.
And they're coming for you...
Gameplay
Light is your lifeline, how you choose to use it will often determine if you will survive, or be dragged into the darkness never to be seen again.
Use lights in the environment to your advantage, be it simply to see, or to slow down the countless horrors that hunt for you in the darkness.
Make your way through dark hallways and unstable caves, eerie cellars and flooded tunnels. The pressure rising as you cling desperately to the light, hoping that your escape lies just around the corner.
Gather items and interact with objects for various purposes as you try and find a way out. Discover tools that allow you to overcome obstacles and progress into new areas. Find fuel and new light sources with unique uses as well as healing tonics to dull the pain.
Think ahead when gathering items, the further you delve into the darkness, the more and more rare items become. If you run out of light down in the abyss, they will tear you apart.
Journals may be found that give you insight into the turmoil to come, or simply reveal the history and secrets of this place long forgotten. Some may even contain items that help improve your situation considerably.
Do you have what it takes to brave the darkness?
Details
• Single player
• First person
• 15 achievements to unlock
• 3 difficulty levels
• End of level save points
• Randomized encounters and items
• In-depth readable journals (entirely optional)
Contains: Blood & Gore, Violence, Intense Horror
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
The Mors is a fairly basic Unity asset flipped first person horror adventure, one of many hundreds, if not thousands of these glutting Steam. The "developer" paid for/pirated a few Unity asset store assets, arranged them haphazardly in a first person adventure game template, and submitted it to Valve as if they're real game developers. Two notable criteria for what makes an asset flip instead of legitimate use of stock assets are whether those assets comprise the majority of the game, and whether the "developer" properly credited the people who created most of the assets in the game. This game fails both of those tests. The "developers" here didn't credit any of the artists and real, actual game developers who created the assets here, so this is plagiarism, as well as cash grab shovelware. Some effort went into arranging other people's assets into a game (and then trying to pass them off as if the developer had made them). There's a bit to explore, some puzzles to solve and an emphasis on stealth gameplay, but overall it's an unpolished, shallow experience... the ethics of plagiarism aside, gamers don't like asset flips because the people who aren't talented enough or resource…3 found this helpful
candles burn out, so dark that you cant see anything without light, dunno how the rest of the game is but i spent like 30 minutes in early area of the mansion just trying to explore just to find out i wasted all matches for candles that just burn out and got stuck when i couldnt see where to go. 1/5 candle management simulator.2 found this helpful
Great atmosphere, scares, and intuitive problem solving with more solutions than you'd think! If you try something, it'll probably work! All in all good horror game1 found this helpful
I love horror so this game was right up my alley. I love the scary ambiance and the puzzles. If you are looking for a game that is spooky and lots of story, this is the game for you. Good Luck!
What a glitchy mess. Started very promising and just flopped hard. From puzzle pieces that disappear thanks to autosaves. To janky movements and crouches that induce microstutters and monster stuck in mid air. it felt like 3 minutes stuck at the end area just to have credits creep up slowly and then toss me to the beginning screen. Story conclusion was left hanging. At least now the game doesn't start dropping frames like the old version (when you started lighting up the candles in the first level) Forget/Remember buttons would be better off as load/save but hey, artistic choice.
[h1]The Mors[/h1] [i]I'll admit it has some some semblance of atmosphere but you can describe this game as "chase to the death with no autosaves" - tedious gameplay with no checkpoints inside the levels ( for ex when you pick up important items/clues ) - avoid !!![/i]
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