Here’s another thing too, the Corruption that has afflicted Mount Morta is all-pervading, and if you happen to send one particular family member down to the dungeons too often, they will become fatigued in turn suffering a massive debuff to their maximum health in the process. Additionally, relics and a range of other magical items can also be turned to your employ, providing such welcome buffs as poison strikes, a damaging force field and the ability to summon monsters to help you in battle, to name just a few. On a more granular level, numerous obelisks can be found around each dungeon and when activated, provide short term buffs such as extra critical wounding or a pulsating damage shield to help you along your way. In another instance, incrementing the attack and health stat from gold amassed at the end of run ensures that all members enjoy those benefits too. Reach a certain level threshold and all of the combative siblings will gain a bonus to their critical chance, for example. In addition to fairly basic skill trees for each of the family members, Children of Morta has upgrades which persist across the entire family too. While you’ll die and do so often, Children of Morta does that thing which all great roguelikes do, in that death doesn’t act as a deterrent but rather as an incentive, as each time you start a new session you find yourself stronger and more capable. More than just a hack and slash odyssey, Children of Morta is overflowing with surprises and interesting side quests to do Multi-phase trials of evasion, endurance and damage output, whether it’s a massive spider and her murderous brood or a towering corrupted golem, these challenging scuffles are high level tests of a player skill and as such, there’s no shame to shuffling off your mortal coil upon your first meeting with these monsters. Nowhere however, is Children of Morta’s combat system better showcased than in its scintillating boss fights. Children of Morta Excels As Both A Roguelike And Traditional Dungeon Crawler Linda for example, will use stamina whenever she moves and fires her bow at the same time, neatly preventing players from cheesing the game by moving and shooting ceaselessly without penalty, while young assassin Kevin uses stamina more efficiently allowing players to evade more times in succession, but for whom extremely close (and dangerous) combat is the only option. Delving deeper, combat largely revolves around the astute maintenance of stamina and knowing when to dodge at the right time.
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