Alright, it’s time for a stabby game of fiery daggeritude! Ohgodthatsucked. Okay, basically, you’ll be throwing fists and knives at people. Okay, not really, but you

still have a lot of lethal weapons. From giant poles to miniscule swords that will NOT make up for your manly hood, stabbing has never been more fun and less destructive!

You know how usually you can cut debris and whatnot? You can’t in this game. Nothing wrong with that, it just sometimes leads you to wonder why barrels and crates are scattered about. Well, sometimes, you wonder why there are monsters in dungeons, and why the super special fragments get lodged in caves instead of fields. Well, whatever the reason, wouldn’t collecting them attract them to YOU? Apparently not, eh?

Pros	Lots of action A lot customization Nintendo WFC with your friends Heck load of weapons
Cons	It looks kinda like it was being made before the Gamecube died and the graphics were suppose to not take forever to load The loud clanking sounds can get annoying

Valhalla Knights: Eldar Saga Gameplay

Controls

While it’s a simple matter of A-A-B, if you flicker you can swing the wiimote for MASSIVE DAMAGE!!! You can move with the nunchuck, like all 3D games. Also,

you can press “Z” To sprint, and “C” to climb. The D-Pad sets spells, and…actually, that’s everything. In fact, why’d I tell you that? You go through a mandatory tutorial, anyways!

Gameplay

So, basically, the plot is some dude needs his drugs. Go get ‘em. Now go get the crystals so he can assimilate them and become all powerful to destroy you.

Okay, so I made up that last part. But you do start as a Wayward Vagabond on his way home. No wait…that’s not it either…Okay, you’re an ambitious…no wait…Okay, you’re a jobless bum who happens to be an adventurer/hero. So you’re recruited by some guy who’s like, five years younger to get him something from a cave in his ridiculously over-sized backyard. And then he recruits you to go get some special fragments from inside caves.

Valhalla Knights: Eldar Saga Multiplayer

So, you’ll be playing campaign. BUT you can go to the bar to invite your Nintendo WFC friends. Or your real friend. AND SOMETIMES: Your neighbors!!!

But seriously, you’ll need someone to hang with, or else, you’ll need a…MERCANERY!!! Especially if you’re a useless bard.  Warning: Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection only!

Conclusion

Valhalla Knights is a nice little (Big!) game. It has a lot of customization, especially at the second part of the game. Which you can skip to if you want. Yeah, we’ve got two chapters…episodes. Right, two episodes, and by the way, all the references were from the first episode.

Valhalla Knights involves plenty of slashing and fireballs, and, while the cut scenes can be bland, but the gameplay is more then enough to make it worth it’s fifty.

The game has plenty of action, and lots of side quests, but lack of explanations may confuse people. Overall, worth the cash to buy it.  However its actually quite rare to find since it’s not a very popular game.

if you know someone who has this game or is interested, you should buy this game, but you can try renting it first at Gamefly starting as low as $8.95 or Try For Free!

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