Nidhogg 2 lends itself to the 2D platformer style of indie game, only throwing a metric tonne of violence into the mix to boot. While the first game was exceedingly basic in its presentation, it generated quite the following when it released in 2014, leading Messhof to begin work on its sequel, building upon the foundations found in the first game, while leaving the fan-favourite gameplay and experience intact.
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Being the brainchild of a small development crew, the Nidhogg series primarily focuses on its fast paced platformer gameplay, mixing in melee combat with what can only be described as a game of tug of war.
Nidhogg 2 is the hilariously vile sequel to the 2014 2-D sword-duelling side-scroller Nighogg, coming from LA based indie dev Messhof llc. From ripping off heads in Mortal Kombat, to suffocating gang members with plastic bags in Manhunt whether realistic or cartoonistic (we all loved Happy Tree Friends right?) violence in video games has always been something of a guilty pleasure of mine. If my most recent articles haven’t made it clear already, I’m a big fan of violent video games. Having released last week on Tuesday 15th August, I’m going to be giving the rundown on whether Nidhogg 2 is worth your time, as well as the £11.99 asking price. Messhof) brings the sequel to his breakout 2014 hit Nidhogg, titled Nidhogg 2 which plays very similar to the first title with it being hilariously over the top with its violence. I thought it sounded slightly racist at first too… Hailing all the way from Los Angeles and known for other indie titles such as Flywrench, Mark Essen (a.k.a.
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