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So Valhalla does this thing that I don't really appreciate. The game dangled Leofrith in front of me, and then Stowe and in both cases I was denied smooches by either of these very very fine gentlemen. That, however, does not detract from the fact that meeting Stowe is almost en par with the Brasidas... Continue Reading →
I've been attempting to play Valhalla for a while now, but two sputtering starts felt like maybe this isn't the game for me. However, at the start of January I felt really needy for a game, and my go to games that I play when I feel a real need to play just weren't as... Continue Reading →
Hi, it's me again. I may have forgiven Valhalla for everything already (except maybe all the F**KING WHISTLING!) but I still wanted to point out that I can overlook the unbalanced progression and weird placement of certain enemies now that I know that I can also pet dogs. Yes, I will still post a longer... Continue Reading →
This is probably super predictable but the ability to pick up a somewhat funky looking and absolutely massive cat and cuddle with it made the entire game worth playing. No, I'm not kidding. Funky looking cuddly cats offset pretty much all the issues I have with Valhalla (of which a longer report will be forthcoming... Continue Reading →
What happens if you discover that the “even playing field” you thought you were playing on was tilted heavily in your favour? Would you feel proud of your accomplishments, still, or would you maybe deny your privilege? Would you feel uncomfortable knowing that everything you took for granted perhaps wasn’t really something everyone had access... Continue Reading →
I’m going to make a statement, and then I’ll explain why I made that statement and how my thinking goes. The user experience of using cursors in console games is usually an underwhelming and frustrating experience. At this point you may ask yourself why more and more games use cursors if the players don’t actually... Continue Reading →
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