If you're a fan of Norse mythology and enjoy gaming on your Android device, you'll be thrilled to know about the latest release: Valhalla Survival. This new hack-and-slash RPG combines elements of survival and roguelike gameplay, brought to you by Lionheart Studio and powered by Unreal Engine 5. With its vertical interface, you can easily play Valhalla Survival one-handed, making it perfect for on-the-go gaming.

The game is celebrating its grand launch until February 4th, 2025, with exciting events such as dungeon runs, login rewards, and 'Thank You Cards' that can be exchanged for in-game rewards. Make sure to redeem these cards by February 7th. Just log in, dive into the Festival Dungeon, and start collecting your rewards. You can find all the details on the official launch support event on the announcement page.

What’s the Gameplay of Valhalla Survival Like?

In Valhalla Survival, you begin by choosing your hero from three distinct classes: Warrior, Sorceress, or Rogue. Embark on an epic journey as you step into the shoes of legendary figures from Norse mythology, battling monsters and crafting your ultimate hero with an array of skills and items at your disposal.

The game offers over 100 stages, each with unique terrain and strategic challenges. You'll face standard waves of enemies, with a staggering 240 monster types, and engage in intense boss battles that truly test your skills. For those seeking an even greater challenge, there's the Eternal Glory mode, where you face endless waves of monsters.

For fans of mythology, Valhalla Survival captures the essence of Valhalla, the legendary hall where fallen heroes feast and ready themselves for Ragnarok. Here, you'll be slashing through hordes of monsters and bosses, constantly upgrading your equipment and evolving your skills to become the ultimate warrior.

Download Valhalla Survival from the Google Play Store and immerse yourself in this thrilling Norse mythology adventure. And don't miss out on our next news about the Visual Novel Adventure Reviver: Premium, where you can explore the effects of a butterfly's flutter.