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Metal Morph

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Control a living metal being who can transform into a blob to navigate and recover stolen pods.

Metal Morph is a Super Nintendo (SNES) game developed by ORIGIN Systems and published by FCI. It was released exclusively for the SNES in 1994, making both the platform release year and original release year 1994.


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Released
1994
Genre
Perspective
Behind view, Side view
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
1.06 MB
Rating
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About Metal Morph

Metal Morph is a side scrolling platformer set in the 23rd century. Earth has established contact with a dimension called Otherside and constructed a Hypergate to link the two realms. The player controls the Metal Morph, a living metal entity sent as an ambassador, whose mission is disrupted after an ambush upon arrival.

Core gameplay involves running, jumping, and shooting. A unique ability allows the character to transform into a liquid metal blob, granting temporary invulnerability and access to areas via pipes that are otherwise unreachable. Various power ups are available to assist in combat, including weapons that fire multiple shots or track targets.

The experience is broken up by sections where the player pilots a spaceship. In these sequences, the ship can be maneuvered in all directions to engage enemies and avoid their fire while searching for stolen pods. Ship upgrades can be collected, such as those that increase velocity or provide protective shields.

Metal Morph Screenshots

12 images
Title screen
Opening story
Some more exposition
Getting ready to travel...
Approaching the alien planet.
An unfriendly welcome
Metal Morph escapes!
Main menu
You must find your morph pod and get back to your ship.
Like most platform games, you can jump.
Enemies will kill you with one shot!
While transformed, you are completely invulnerable.