Ashes Of Idunn: Tales Of Fimbulwinter

"Ashes Of Idunn: Tales Of Fimbulwinter" is not a game. It's an advertisement for a product called "NFTs". NFTs is apparently a blockchain/NFT mining game (banned on Steam), and this tech demo is the "first sample is free" from the cryptobros pushing this yet-to-be-released scamware on gamers. The developers website explicitly says [i]"Our approach is simple: create engaging play-to-earn games that integrate seamlessly with blockchain technology, offering both fun and financial benefits."[/i] How far would you trust these cryptobros to install their software on your gaming PC? NFT games are banned on Steam, and while Valve does not aggressively enforce this ban, what the developers are trying to do here is disgusting. But this isn't completely relevant because this is not the main NFT/blockchain miner the developers are planning, it's just an advertisment for it, so it's not correct to try to review that completely distinct product. We must instead review this for what it is... an advertisement. If you enjoy advertisements, you can consume them for free on the web or on Youtube without needing to add them to your game library, download them, and then launch the advertisin…

very first part of the game you have to time jump to get off the beach!!!!!! i hate reflex games!!!!! if this is how it starts i will not waste anymore time on it...

Ashes Of Idunn: Tales Of Fimbulwinter is a compact third-person action-adventure that draws heavily from Norse mythology while presenting itself as an early glimpse of a broader fictional universe. Developed and published by Mad Viking Games, the experience follows a Berserker whose journey is driven by guilt, loss, and the possibility that his missing people may still be alive. Rather than immediately presenting an enormous Viking epic, the game concentrates on establishing its setting, protagonist, combat style, and exploration mechanics within a comparatively modest adventure. The story gives the protagonist a convincing reason to continue forward. Far from home and haunted by the destruction that consumed his people, the Berserker searches for a way to recover what he has lost. Following his confrontation with a Troll, his next objective is to locate the mysterious Voelver, who may possess the answers he desperately needs. This premise creates an appropriately bleak atmosphere, with references to the gods, fate, home, and survival reinforcing the Norse-inspired identity. The narrative is more concerned with introducing a larger journey than delivering an elaborate standalone s…

This game is bad.

Great start, has good potential to be way better! I can't wait to see what you guys do in the future! the game has left me wanting more content and has the potential for better mechanics, The inventory system doesn't seem to work so whatever Salve our main berserker friend wants us to make for him I can't seem to do. I hope you guys are still working on this. I'm very excited to see what comes next!

bad