Mortal Shell: Enhanced Edition is coming soon as a free upgrade for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S next-gen platforms, using their power to improve visuals and performance. Developer Cold Symmetry and publisher Playstack have announced the package will be available on March 4 with no additional fee for the owners of Mortal Shell on PS4 and Xbox One.

Mortal Shell is a recent saucy Soulslike with its unique visual style. The main feature is to possess Shells, which are the corpses of dead warriors. These Shells wield their special weapons and combat skills, allowing the players to choose their fighting style and switch it along the way. While it's not as hyped as Elden Ring, of course, Mortal Shell is a qualitative example of its genre with tough insidious bosses and an atmospheric world to explore.

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Cold Symmetry studio presented Mortal Shell: Enhanced Edition, a remastered version of the original with 4K resolution and 60 fps gameplay on PS5 and Xbox Series X. Owners of Xbox Series S, though, will get 4K and 30 fps. This pumped-up edition will be available in a week, and new customers can get Enhanced Edition for $29.99 (€29.99/£24.99) on a platform of one's choice.

Last, but not least, the game received full DualSense support, something all PS5 players will certainly appreciate. To celebrate the announcement, the developers released the new trailer for Mortal Shell: Enhanced Edition, highlighting all its major features and improvements for veterans and new players alike.

Following the outstanding demand for physical collector’s editions of Mortal Shell, a special limited Mortal Shell: Enhanced Edition - Deluxe Set comes with a bunch of goodies. The premium package includes a 140-page artbook, an exclusive reversible cover, and art postcards. Fans can get Enhanced Edition Deluxe for $39.99 (€39.99/£34.99) across North America and Europe.

Mortal Shell was originally released August 18 on PS4, Xbox One, and PC, enjoying some warm reception among players and critics as well. Our review said the game “does nothing to reinvent the Soulslike wheel but it's well made and fun to play.” The game is currently considered an Epic Games Store timed exclusive on PC with the Steam version coming August 2021.

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