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Mortal Online 2

Mortal Online 2

|Sweden|Role-playing (RPG), Indie

6.0 /10

Okay

Hot

13.9k ratings
Rating sources
Steam · Player score6.0/1013.9k ratingsIGDB · Player score8.5/1017 ratings
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Why play it

Mortal Online 2 is the long awaited sequel to Star Vault’s long running first person sandbox MMORPG. Explore a massive open sandbox world and choose your own path, but be aware, danger lurks around every corner in this full PvP full loot world.

Game highlights
Rating momentum

Okay: 6.0/10 across 13.9k ratings. Decent score — check if the gameplay loop clicks for you.

Play style

Leans into Role-playing (RPG), Indie, Adventure — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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MMORPG.comGarrick D. Raley · 17 Mar, 2022
4/10

Mortal Online 2 is not a complete game. This feels like an early access title in disguise, just waiting to start charging its players a $15 monthly subscription fee in order to keep development on track. The fact that its first two and a half weeks after launch was unplayable by the majority of the playerbase is the most telling of all, but in tandem with too many missing systems and features it’s not hard to think of it as an unfinished product.

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MMOGamesAlex Sinclair Lack · 28 Jan, 2022

Many locations and systems are unfinished; many others that are already live are frustrating in their current form. And yet what Mortal Online 2 has is potential, lots of it. Whether they’ll achieve that potential without being so hardcore that they put off their audience, well at this stage it’s “too hard” to say.

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