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Mortal Sin

Mortal Sin

|Role-playing (RPG), Adventure

9.0 /10

Aww Amazing!

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5.9k ratings
Time to beat
Main
5h
Main + extras
6h
Complete
15h
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Why play it

Mortal Sin is a 2025 Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Indie, Hack and Slash game rated 9.0/10 from 5.9k ratings, with a main story of about 5h, available on PC (Microsoft Windows).

An Action-Horror Roguelike unlike any other where you must strategically dismember horrific monsters to survive. Discover powerful weapons and magic as you explore beautifully detailed and haunting environments which are randomly generated on every playthrough.

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Rating momentum

Aww Amazing!: 9.0/10 across 5.9k ratings. This score says: bump it to the top of your backlog.

Play style

Leans into Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Indie, with a main story around 5h. Check if that style and time commitment fit you.

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PC GamerTom Sykes · 3 Mar, 2022
8.1/10

Mortal Sin is a skeletal roguelite, but the surprisingly meaty combat goes a long way to making up for that.

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NoobFeedMahi Araf · 31 Aug, 2025
8.5/10

Mortal Sin is not perfect by any means, but coming from a solo dev, we can cut the man some slack, right guys? It excels in what matters most for a roguelike, which, truth be told, remains combat and strategy, and the game ticks those boxes.

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GameSkinnyPeter Szpytek · 11 Mar, 2022
5/10

Mortal Sin has plenty of good ideas but fails to capitalize on them in a captivating way.

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