Mortal Glory

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Mortal Glory

Short description

Mortal Glory is a fantasy-themed tactical roguelike game about recruiting a team of gladiators and pitting them against brutal competition in a blood-soaked tournament. Train your gladiators, find a legendary sword, learn ancient spells, recruit a celebrity, cheat - do whatever it takes to bring glory to your name!

Developer
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Publisher
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Release
Wed, Jan 29, 2020
Price
$7.99
Reviews
533
Positive
87%
Followers
n/a
Owners (estimated)
n/a
Concurrent players
n/a
Genres
Indie, RPG, Simulation, Strategy
Features
Steam Trading Cards
Tags
Turn-Based Tactics Rogue-like Old School Management Tactical Rogue-lite Turn-Based Combat Tactical RPG Party-Based RPG Traditional Roguelike Turn-Based Strategy Strategy RPG Retro Strategy Turn-Based Procedural Generation Simulation Replay Value Pixel Graphics Singleplayer
Revenue (estimated, gross)~$182ksomewhere between $81k and $323k · roughly 11K–43K copies

Extrapolated from the review count alone — no owner estimate is available for this game. Multiplied by $7.57, the average price these copies actually sold for — weighted from the price history rather than taken from the $7.99 launch price. That is 5% below list price on average. Before Steam's cut, VAT and refunds. How these numbers are calculated.

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History

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