Die With Glory is a humor-packed adventure game with a rich, non-linear storyline where your ultimate goal is to die. Sigurd is the old Viking who has been a warrior all his life and has never lost in battle. Now he’s ready to die with glory and go to Valhalla. Travel through beautiful landscapes in a search of a worthy foe who will be able to defeat you and grant you an honorable death. Try every deadly peril to test your Viking warrior strength, and don’t give up until you find a way to die with glory and go through the Valhalla Gates. Explore a tiny yet diversified world, face hardest challenges, meet new characters, and fight with unique weapons. It is up to you to choose your path, define your own game world, and determine Sigurd’s destiny. Die with Glory empowers you to choose your own adventure to accomplish the ultimate goal of ensuring Sigurd dies an honorable death. Our main goal is to present a unique experience at every stage of the game, still based on simple core gameplay mechanics. To die with glory you have to face the obstacles, characters and game physics below to reach your goals: Siege and defend castles Surf the lava river Raise the Army of the Dead Befriend a vegetarian time-traveling dragon (or don’t) Fall in love with a valkyrie (she’s ginger) Partake in a massive battle between flying fleets Travel through time Sacrifice and betrayal, sarcasm and deadly seriousness! Also, goats. Discover other game, film and literature references throughout the game Unlike most other games, the objective is for the protagonist the die rather than survive Non-linear storyline served in brief episodes Simple core gameplay, but diversified experience Other game, film and literature references throughout the game Original visual design and style Goats that aren’t what they look like
The game tells a story of an old viking who lived a glorious life of a brave warrior and is now eager to reach Valhalla.
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| Sprache | Oberfläche | Ton | Untertitel |
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| Russisch | |||
| Englisch |
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Mobile port with a 5 second music loop, pure "touch" controls where a level is finished with a bare handful of clicks, and it even goes so far as to ask me to rate it 5 stars on some nondescript app marketplace after the first real level. Despite the decent art and okay concept, this isn't a game worth money. Also I know humor is subjective, and maybe if the devs are primarily Russian there are things lost in translation, but this isn't funny. The attempts at jokes don't even make sense.
Give me glorious death or give me beer. There are always games and shows where a character searches for that perfect enemy to defeat. Trying to stay alive enough to do their mission. This is a different situation for Die With Glory. You play as Sigurd, an old Viking warrior, looking for a battle that will give him a glorious death and a ticket to Valhalla. It also helps your love is a valkyrie willing to bring you back when Valhalla rejects you. Interestingly this is set up as storytime, each section of Hack and Slash Tavern is a new area you can play. As Sigurd remembers the event, you decide what happens to others before going in. Each area has it's own puzzles and tasks you have to do. This is honestly easy as wandering through the level, but some are more difficult to get through. By the end of the level you would be weapon ready for your opponent. There are a lot of jokes and ea
TLDR; It's just OK... buy this if you want to support a small developer, not because you expect to be entertained. The BAD: Half a game. I have 2.3 hours on record because an hour of it was spent running out to get lunch. Don't expect to be satisfied. The game ends abruptly. It looks like you're reaching a crescendo in the story when instead it's just, "thanks for playing!". I suppose in $/h this is cheaper than a movie ticket (just barely), but at least movies have a beginning, middle, and end. The GOOD: Those are my frustrations with the game, but also, it does contain some dry humor. Nothing that will make you actually laugh, but it tries to be funny, which is nice. I liked the plot and the story. The MEH: I would say that the controls are good, since it is just a point-and-click game (I guess tap since it's a mobile port). However, in some areas, it can get pretty annoying when it
Die With Glory ~~~~~~~~~~~ Welcome to Die With Glory, Join our protagonist Sigurd: A veteran viking warrior who has never been defeated in battle on his journey to find glorious death and enter the majestic halls of Valhalla. Along with his spiritual companion, Ragnar the flying skull, they travel Midgard in search of an opponent worthy enough to kill him in battle so he may end his days gloriously and rest eternally in Valhalla. Die With Glory Released in May 2017 by Developer Castle. Die With Glory is a humorous point and click adventure game. You will travel across the lands of Midgard on a quest for a glorious death that has eluded him for all his years on the battlefield. You will be aided by many characters and fight many foe on your journey. There’s a lovely graphic art style and mellow soundtrack to enjoy as you traverse through battle after battle. Your Story begins on the
This is not a point and click adventure game. This is a touchscreen mobile game port, which has pretty decent artwork, even if it's totally inconsistent between the two styles (game vs, cutscenes). At first it is both charming and simple enough, that the frustrating gameplay tricks you into getting into it. However, by the time the jungle temple level shows up, its flaws and dullness are evident. Especially when you have to get to said temple, where you must navigate an infuriating platform section where the character doesn't respond correcly to the input and you're forced do do it over and over again - oh, and better, if you have forgotten something back in the starting area or must return to the temple, you must repeat the platform section again, every time in either direction - this broke me, I've uninstalled this game and I'm never touching this nonsense again.
One shouldn't complain much about a game with such a low price but regardless I was left feeling disappointed after finishing the game. The concept starts of with a nice idea but never evolves further from clicking stuff. Click to move. Click to pick up object. Click to interact with object. Click the thing in the correct time and you won't fail and reset in a spot 5 seconds earlier. Sounds like a pretty ordinary point&click adventure, right? Well, as similar in the core as Die With Glory is to other point&click games, it fails to capture the most important thing of the simplistic gameplay genre: charm. There are no characters whose personality drives the player to continue onwards just to see how they unscrew themself from whatever pickle they've screwed themselves into. The attempts at humor grow weary very fast as a refence to a different more popular franchise is blurted after anot
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