Sentences with phrase «of jotun»

Sundered is a game that builds on the strengths of Jotun: hand - drawn art, epic boss battles, and great immersion.

The recent launch of Jotun: Valhalla Edition on Nintendo Switch has given a small army of Switch owners the chance to discover (or re-discover!)

they reached out to other crowdfunded projects (Moon Hunters, Children of Zodiarcs, We Happy Few, and Ultimate Chicken Horse) to offer their backers free copies of Jotun if they also backed Sundered in the first 24 hours.

Interestingly enough, console ports of Jotun weren't originally part of Thunder Lotus Games» plan.

While there aren't a large number of Jotun to fight, none of them are forgettable.

After the defeat of each Jotun, you are returned to the hub world and are fed narrative exposition in the form of Thora's backstory regarding her family, history and personal thoughts.

If your engagement in the visual brilliance of Jotun fades, so too will you motivation to continue playing it.

If you also haven't taken the plunge into that adventure, stay tuned for our upcoming review of Jotun on Switch.

Sundered is a horrifying fight for survival and sanity, a hand - drawn epic from the creators of Jotun.

Let us know in the comments what you think of Jotun!

Sundered is a horrifying fight for survival and sanity, a hand - drawn epic from the creators of Jotun (Kickstarter, Steam).

Montreal, Canada September 26, 2016 Thunder Lotus Games has revealed Sundered, the highly anticipated sophomore release from the creators of Jotun.

Sundered is a horrifying fight for survival and sanity, a hand ‐ drawn epic from the creators of Jotun.

«Sundered is a game that builds on the strengths of Jotun: hand ‐ drawn art, epic boss battles and great immersion.

Critically acclaimed indie darling Jotun is coming to the Nintendo Switch in the form of Jotun: Valhalla Edition on April 27th, 2018.

Unfortunately for the protagonist of Jotun, Thora, she is dead but does not -LSB-...]

A PlayStation 4 copy of Jotun: Valhalla Edition was graciously provided to us by the fine folks at Thunder Lotus Games.

Each of the Jotun is unique and offers up a different challenge, and thanks to the scale of the enemies, each battle feels absolutely epic.

Again, some of the backtracking could be frustrating and some players might be underwhelmed by the amount of Jotun there are to take down (especially in comparison to similar boss - battling titles), but it doesn't stop Jotun: Valhalla Edition from being a worthy addition to anyone's Nintendo Switch library.

The most standout feature of Jotun: Valhalla Edition is its visual design, which could easily be described as Disney-esque thanks to its beautiful, colourful hand - drawn style.

While Jotun arrived on the PC in 2015, it hit consoles in 2016 and that's where I experienced it in the form of Jotun: Valhalla Edition (available on both the PS4 and Xbox One).

The art is also pretty incredible, and as I mentioned earlier, it's hand drawn art that evokes the classic animation styles, and does a fantastic job at bringing the world of Jotun to life.

I'm a huge fan of Jotun.

Sundered will bring together the best elements of Jotun while at the same time centering around a metroidvania - style game.

Sundered, an upcoming title from the creators of Jotun, takes this concept and applies it to gameplay.

Sundered is a horrifying fight for survival and sanity, a hand - drawn epic from the creators of Jotun.

If your engagement in the visual brilliance of Jotun fades, so too will you motivation to continue playing it.

Considering the competition, Axiom Verge, the Metroid inspired game did rather well to claim 3rd place but will it be able to hold onto the spot, when next week it will face competition from the likes of Jotun: Valhalla Edition?

Not exact matches

Playable games include Axiom Verge (Thomas Happ Games,) Jotun: Valhalla Edition (Thunder Lotus Games,) Shantae Half - Genie Hero (WayForward / XSEED,) Severed (Drinkbox Studios,) World to the West (Rain Games,) FAST Racing NEO — NEO Future Pack (Shin» en) and SteamWorld Heist (Image & Form,) for the Wii U console, and Runbow Pocket (13AM Games,) Punch Club (tiny Build Games,) Severed (Drinkbox Studios,) Azure Striker GUNVOLT 2 (INTI CREATES,) Noitu Love: Devolution (MP2 Games) and Gurumin: A Monsterous Adventure (Mastiff) for the Nintendo 3DS family of systems.

Today's Indie news: plenty of screenshots for Azure Striker Gunvolt 2, clarification about SteamWorld Quest, European pricing for Jotun, Quest of Dungeons «delayed», another FAST Racing Neo interview, and official interview for The Legend of Kusakari!

We played a lot of great games at PAX East this year, here are four of our favorite indie titles from the show floor; RIVE, Jotun, Severed and Twelve Minutes.

Developer Thunder Lotus Games has revealed that its debut title, Jotun, will bring its Valhalla Edition over to the Nintendo Switch at the end of April.

This week's lucky star is Jotun: Valhalla Edition: a visually stunning action game that tells the tale of a powerful viking warrior seeking redemption in the afterlife.

This week in the Nintendo eShop: Phoenix Wright takes to the stand in the latest game in the Ace Attorney series, Thora storms the gates of Valhalla in Jotun: Valhalla Edition, and Dracula gets whipped back to the seventh circle of hell in Super Castlevania IV.

Thunder Lotus set a high bar in terms of visual prowess with the studio's first title, Jotun, and Sundered does not disappoint.

We have the Vikings tv series on History (my favorite show on cable), really cool indie games like The Banner Saga and Jotun, the Minnesota Vikings are getting a new stadium and, at least, the people of Minnesota will be able to go to the Super Bowl (yes, the Vikings are also my favorite football team... you can see my life starting to suck, can't you) and, of course, all sorts of metal featuring Vikings.

Jotun: Valhalla Edition for the Nintendo Switch ™ will be pre-purchasable as of April 13th on the Nintendo eShop in North and South America, as of April 18th in Europe, and April 19th in Japan.

Most notably, Jotun features an insanely gorgeous hand - drawn art style that I just couldn't get enough of.

While exploring the environments offers players a chance to gain new skills, increase their health by finding hidden golden apples from the tree of Ithunn, and see some epic sights — like the forge that created Mjolnir, Ymir's skull, and more, the best part of the game is of course fighting the Jotun.

I've already reviewed Jotun: Valhalla Edition in the past and was a fan of Thunder Lotus Games» stunning Norse adventure, but I couldn't resist blasting through it again on the Nintendo Switch.

I've always been a big fan of games that focus on boss battles, so Jotun: Valhalla Edition naturally appealed to me from the get go.

It's a good kind of challenge though, with Jotun: Valhalla Edition taking an almost Dark Souls - like approach (if you'll excuse the cliché) by forcing you to learn enemy's attack patterns and... well... «get good».

Speaking of bosses, this is where Jotun: Valhalla Edition shines the brightest.

It's a small nitpick when compared to Jotun's greater whole, but it's a tweak that would cause players to invest more in their version of Thora.

In a new trailer, Jotun has revealed a new boss character whom players can expect to find at the end of the Yggdrasil world.

Jotun is basically divided into two phases of gameplay: stages and boss battles.

Since Jotun was released on PC in 2015, there have been a handful of games that have done impressive things with 2D...

Inspired by the mechanics of The Legend of Zelda and Dark Souls, the combat in Jotun is fast - paced and organic.

After quitting his job in January 2014, Will Dubé and friends brought Jotun to Kickstarter in July of the same year.

Jotun's gameplay is a love letter to classic games such as The Legend of Zelda.