Via Mortis

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Via Mortis

Short description

Hunt, capture demons, train them to become your allies in this first-person dungeon-crawling game. Get stronger and learn new attacks and fight in new worlds. Make your choices to shape the new world the way you see fit.

Developer
Michael Richard Lannon
Publisher
Michael Richard Lannon
Release
Thu, May 19, 2022
Price
$14.99
Reviews
3
Positive
67%
Followers
n/a
Owners (estimated)
0 – 20K
Concurrent players
n/a
Genres
Action, Adventure, RPG
Tags
Exploration Choose Your Own Adventure Creature Collector Dungeon Crawler Hunting Turn-Based Strategy Party-Based RPG JRPG RPG First-Person Cyberpunk Lore-Rich Choices Matter Multiple Endings Story Rich Turn-Based Combat Action Abstract Pixel Graphics Demons
Revenue (estimated, gross)~$2ksomewhere between $899 and $4k · roughly 60–240 copies

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History

Tracking started Aug 12, 2026. Charts appear once there is more than one data point — nothing has changed since.

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