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1. 16:40
   机核

   One More Level's The Immortal Legacy launches on PS5, Xbox, and Steam

   The Immortal Legacy, a first-person soulslike from Ghostrunner developer One More Level, launched on October 14 Beijing time for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox Game Pass, and Steam. The China Steam standard edition costs 168 RMB and the deluxe edition 248 RMB, which includes a major story DLC planned for 2027 plus cosmetic packs and several free updates after launch. Players control William Dorsett, a soldier of Napoleon's army, wielding period weapons and supernatural power against mutants born of the substance known as Anima Protein.

1. 09:30
   机核

   The Immortal Legacy review roundup: Metacritic average sits at 77

   The Immortal Legacy, a first-person soulslike from the creators of Ghostrunner, launches on October 13 and holds a Metacritic average of 77. IGN and Game Informer gave it 7, GameSpot and GamesRadar+ gave 6, Gamekult gave the lowest score at 5, and Destructoid gave the highest at 9, while Eurogamer did not score it. Several outlets cited limited enemy variety, few bosses, reused late-game levels and assets, and crashes during review, with the developers reportedly addressing many of these in a day-one patch.

1. 22:30
   Kotaku

   Valor Mortis Review: A First-Person Soulslike in an Alternate Napoleonic History

   Kotaku reviewed Valor Mortis, a first-person Soulslike from developer One More Level, launching October 13 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. The review praises its unsettling atmosphere and creature designs but finds its combat, platforming, and other mechanics stretched thin. The author estimates 12 to 15 hours to reach the credits.

2. 22:20
   Pure Xbox

   Valor Mortis Reviews Are Mixed Ahead of Its Xbox Game Pass Day One Launch

   Valor Mortis drew mixed reviews ahead of its day-one Xbox Game Pass launch on October 13, holding a Metacritic score of 77 overall, 77 on PC and 83 on PS5, with no Xbox Series reviews yet. Destructoid, TheGamer and Gamer Social Club gave it 9/10, Eurogamer and Push Square 8/10, IGN and Game Informer 7/10, and GameSpot and GamesRadar+ 6/10. The game is developed by Ghostrunner studio One More Level and is a first-person soulslike set in an alternate 19th century Napoleonic Europe.

3. 21:53
   @Shinobi602

   Valor Mortis review roundup: MC 76, OC 81

   A roundup of Valor Mortis reviews shows a Metacritic average of 76 and an OpenCritic average of 81. Outlet scores range from 9 at TheGamer, Destructoid and GamingTrend down to 5 at Gamekult, with IGN and Game Informer at 7 and Gamespot and Gamesradar at 6.

4. 21:12
   @Eurogamer

   Ghostrunner studio One More Level returns with Valor Mortis, a Napoleonic alternate-history Soulslike

   Eurogamer has published its review of Valor Mortis, the new game from Ghostrunner studio One More Level. The review describes it as a Napoleonic alternate-history Soulslike that fuses fluid sword- and gunplay with parkour, and calls it a delight.

5. 21:00
   Eurogamer

   Valor Mortis review: Ghostrunner studio's Napoleonic Soulslike adds parkour and gun-blade combat

   Eurogamer reviewed Valor Mortis, One More Level's alternate-history Napoleonic Soulslike starring Grande Armée soldier William Dowsett. The review calls its first-person swordplay solid and notes the gradual addition of pistols, shotguns, rifles, parkour and grapple swings across a roughly 20-hour run that is more forgiving than genre peers. It faults the later stages for repeated enemy types, similar environments and a predictable story.

6. 21:00
   Reddit · r/Games

   Valor Mortis Review Roundup: 80 Average on OpenCritic Across 43 Reviews

   The Valor Mortis review roundup shows an 80 average and 81% recommended across 43 reviews on OpenCritic. The first-person Soulslike from Ghostrunner developer One More Level is set in an alternate Napoleonic-era Europe, and critics broadly praise its sword-and-gun combat, parkour and level design while faulting repetitive enemy variety, forgettable bosses and technical issues. It launched on PC on September 24, 2026 at $40 and is available Day One on Xbox Game Pass.

7. 21:00
   Rock Paper Shotgun

   Valor Mortis review: this Napoleonic first-person swordfighter is one of the freshest Soulslikes in years

   Rock Paper Shotgun's James Archer reviewed Valor Mortis, calling One More Level's Napoleonic first-person Soulslike a game that strikes out on its own in perspective and combat design. The review says its parry timings are well judged and the first-person view makes one-on-one fights more personal, though it notes falls off cliffs while backstepping, a narrow weapon and talent selection, and repeated minibosses in later stages. The game runs under 20 hours and includes grappling hook and wallrunning parkour, with platforming falls costing neither catalysts nor a trip back to the nearest lantern.

8. 21:00
   Polygon

   First-Person Soulslike Valor Mortis Is Brutal, Frightening, and Strangely Chill

   Valor Mortis is a first-person Soulslike action RPG from One More Level, the studio behind the Ghostrunner games, set in an alternate version of the Napoleonic Wars. Players take on the role of William Dowsett, a resurrected British soldier in Napoleon's Grande Armée. The game is described as brutal, frightening, and strangely chill.

9. 21:00
   @PushSquare

   "Review: Valor Mortis (PS5) - Imperial Ambitions, Largely Realised"

   "Review: Valor Mortis (PS5) - Imperial Ambitions, Largely Realised https://www.pushsquare.com/reviews/ps5/valor-mortis"

10. 21:00
    Pure Xbox

    Six Games Are Coming to Xbox Game Pass From October 13 to 16

    Six games are coming to Xbox Game Pass from October 13 to 16, five of them day-one launches on Xbox or PC. Battlefield 6 headlines the lineup on October 13, alongside Deep Dish Dungeon and Valor Mortis, a first-person action soulslike from the creators of Ghostrunner. Bluey's Happy Snaps and the 1-4 player co-op gladiator roguelike Chained Beasts arrive on October 15, while Beyond These Stars comes on October 16 as a PC-only title, with the rest also available on Xbox consoles.

11. 21:00
    Game Informer

    Valor Mortis Review: A Napoleonic Take on the Soulslike

    Game Informer reviewed Valor Mortis, a first-person Soulslike from developer One More Level, with the author finishing it in about 25 hours and dying more than 100 times. Set in Napoleonic France, it follows William, who is reawakened by Napoleon speaking in his mind and wields left-hand powers like fire and stasis alongside swords and guns. The review calls the first half unfairly balanced with frequent one-hit kills, while the second half settles into a rhythm that encourages another attempt, with parrying, blocking, and dashing at the core of combat.

12. 21:00
    GameSpot

    Valor Mortis Is A First-Person Soulslike That Tries Too Much

    GameSpot's review says Valor Mortis is a first-person soulslike with snappy combat that rewards parries and patience, but it is held back by a weak story and a sluggishly paced opening. You play as William Dowsett, a member of Napoleon's army who returns from the dead to find former allies twisted by corruption.

13. 21:00
    Push Square

    Valor Mortis (PS5) Review: First-Person Soulslike in a Napoleonic Alt-History

    Push Square reviewed Valor Mortis, calling the first-person Soulslike from One More Level a standout for its Napoleonic alternate history and strong level design, with satisfying combat and weapon upgrade trees. The reviewer finished most side quests in about 18 hours and expects the Platinum around the 22-hour mark. The review also notes flat visuals and unremarkable music, indistinct boss fights, and a frustrating final stretch with low health and inconsistent checkpoints.

14. 21:00
    IGN

    Valor Mortis Review: A First-Person Soulslike in an Alternate Napoleonic Setting

    IGN reviews Valor Mortis, the first-person soulslike from developer One More Level, calling its mix of swordplay, spells, and firearms in an alternate Napoleonic era a genuinely original idea. You play as William, an undead soldier with three melee weapons, three guns, and three hand powers, each with its own upgrade tree, plus a skill tree and Amber mods that change how the character works. The review notes few and underwhelming boss fights, unpolished platforming, and technical problems including hard crashes and missing environment pieces, though the 20-hour campaign still offers plenty worth playing.

15. 20:31
    Rock Paper Shotgun

    This week in PC games: a human-eating Katamari from outer space, Planet Zoo 2 nature reserves, and Napoleonic body horror in Valor Mortis

    This week's PC games roundup includes Planet Zoo 2, which lets players run a nature reserve and build aquariums and aviaries, and Rolla, which casts players as a malevolent human-eating ball of tentacles rolling through a city like a Katamari. Valor Mortis is a first-person soulslike set in the Napoleonic era with body horror, and Total War: Shogun 2 - Compete is a remaster with fancier graphics and 50 new minor factions.

1. 00:17
   Gematsu

   Microsoft reveals mid-October Game Pass lineup, including Battlefield 6 on day one

   Microsoft announced the games coming to Game Pass in mid October, including Battlefield 6 on October 13, Forever Ago and Neon Abyss 2 on October 8, Valor Mortis and Deep Dish Dungeon on October 13, Bluey's Happy Snaps and Chained Beasts on October 15, and Beyond These Stars on October 16, several of them day-one additions. A Plague Tale: Requiem, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and other titles will leave the Game Pass library on October 15.

2. 00:00
   Xbox WireSelected

   Xbox Game Pass October wave one adds Battlefield 6, Valor Mortis and more

   Xbox announced the first October wave of Game Pass additions, with Battlefield 6 joining Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass on October 13. Echo Weaver, Forever Ago, Deep Dish Dungeon, Valor Mortis, Bluey's Happy Snaps, Chained Beasts and Beyond These Stars arrive on day one. Nine titles including A Plague Tale: Requiem, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and Pacific Drive leave the library on October 15.

1. 18:05
   Polygon

   One More Level's Valor Mortis launches Oct. 13 with Game Pass and a PS Plus trial

   One More Level Games, the studio behind Ghostrunner, will release its next game Valor Mortis on Oct. 13 for PC, Xbox Series X/S, and PlayStation 5. It launches simultaneously on Game Pass and will be available as a trial for PlayStation Plus subscribers.

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