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    Mortal Shell 2 was Summer Game Fest’s first banger announcement, and the Soulslike sequel is getting a beta before release

    June 7, 2025

    The first big announcement at Summer Game Fest was Mortal Shell 2 — a sequel to the original 2020 Soulslike with brutal melee combat and some big additions.

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