Project Utgardr v0.1 demo

About The Game

Project Utgardr is an adventure, parkour and puzzle game set in an old and distant land. Based on research and Norse mythology. A young woman, Tyra, lives in a village near ancient mountains during the era of the first Vikings. Somehow the girl will find a vertical crack on the facade of a never-before-seen mountain. It is interesting that she will slip into it, and soon after that the passage will collapse after her. An ancient road through rocks and untouched nature could lead out of these mountains or even somewhere else. Mysteries, dangers and adventures will be just a taste, in addition to numerous Scandinavian altars to discover an archaic secret about a place lost in myth. In your quest to escape the mountains, you will have to explore different types of zones to continue.

Overcoming rocks or other natural obstacles, such as trees or ledges, and paying attention to the terrain or certain markings left along the way will force you to stay alert in the present. Tyra will use her parkour skills to avoid or overcome various obstacles such as curved rocks, fallen trees, poles suspended in the void. She could move by crouching, walking and running, scrambling, wall running on certain types of rock, and twitching and twitching on walls covered in leaves. The puzzle solving component will be very important. In fact, these puzzles will activate natural events that will allow you to find a way to retreat or continue on the main path.

Puzzles refer to elements of Scandinavian mythology, namely mainly to altars and menhirs. They were roughly used as places of worship for the population, as places for gifts or prayers or simply to mark a point of territory. The mystery is a penetrating part of the adventure. There won’t be too much do this or go there instructions. Much room will be left to the ingenuity of man, who will have to find a way to piece together the various data and clues he finds. Here we enter one of the cornerstones of the game. Based entirely on it, Norse mythology will be used in various aspects of the game, from dialogues to runes engraved on stone, to interaction with typical objects of this culture.