Everything is meticulously hand-drawn and just well done.ДЄll of the maps are unique from each other and very vast. They're essential for Perfect runs and Time Trials. God Powers, you only have these if you visit the god statues on each map and their uses are limited.A dodge roll, but BE CAREFUL, it's recovery time is very slow as well, BUT it can be used to interrupt attack recovery.Both are very slow, including their recovery time. Your axe, with a normal attack and a heavy attack.Only a couple of maps have any actual enemies on it, and they all die in one hit.ДЄfter you have the runes specific to a god you can fight them.Д®ach god has its own pattern of attacks and abilities, but they also have some heavy RNG (especially the last one!) so watch out. Jera only has one, all the other gods have two.Д®ach map has a rune, a golden apple tree, a god statue, a healing fountain, and a couple of vistas. Throughout the realms you learn more about Norse mythology, such as its creation myth and what each god represents.ДЄs you beat the gods, you learn more about Thora's life before her death and her place in her clan.Д«efore you fight each god you have to find their runes. You play as Thora, a viking who must prove to the gods that she deserves a place in Valhalla. If the game wasn't as difficult as it is, I probably wouldn't like it as much as I do, but at the same time it is incredibly frustrating to replay a boss fight over, and over, and over again, and that's pretty much all this game is: boss fights. I have a very love/hate relationship with Jotun: Valhalla Edition.

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