The highly anticipated action RPG, *Children of Morta*, has now been released on mobile devices, bringing its compelling story and roguelite elements to a new audience. Originally launched in 2019, this game might evoke memories of *The Banner Saga* for some players. Developed by Dead Mage and published by Playdigious for mobile, *Children of Morta* offers an engaging experience for gamers on the go.
Children Of Morta Is About Family
At the heart of *Children of Morta* lies the heroic Bergson family, guardians of the land of Rea for centuries. Faced with an ancient evil known as the Corruption, the Bergsons are thrust into a battle to save their world. The game features seven playable characters from the Bergson family, each with unique skills and gear that can be upgraded. Every run through the game's dungeons is unique, thanks to its roguelite nature.
A standout feature is the ability to switch between family members during gameplay, allowing you to adapt your strategy based on the challenges of the procedurally generated dungeons. Beyond the thrilling battles and monster-slaying, *Children of Morta* weaves a touching narrative filled with themes of love, loss, sacrifice, and hope, drawing players deep into the emotional journey of the Bergsons and their dedication to protect one another.
Interested in seeing the game in action? Check out the trailer below!
Watch the Children of Morta Trailer
Which DLCs Do You Get?
The Complete Edition of *Children of Morta* includes the *Ancient Spirits* and *Paws and Claws* DLCs, enhancing the game's content. An exciting online co-op mode is also on the horizon, allowing you to team up with a friend. Normally priced at $8.99, the game is currently available at a special 30% discount to celebrate its mobile launch. You can find it on the Google Play Store.
Visually, *Children of Morta* boasts stunning 2D-pixel art and handcrafted animations that bring its dungeons, caves, and landscapes to life. The mobile version supports Cloud Save, ensuring you can continue your adventure across devices. For those preferring traditional controls, the game is also compatible with controllers.
Before you go, don't miss out on our coverage of *Dragon Takers*, which is now available on Android as well.
