- Developer: Simen Russnes
- Website: Official website
- Release Date: 2016-11-17
- Supports: Game Center,Family Sharing
- Languages: English
- Compatibility: Requires iOS 7.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
## Description
In norse mythology, they say that if you die in battle on the earth you get to Valhall, where you get to fight again until you die, only until the next morning when you are reborn to feast and fight again. The creators of this app are direct descendants of the very vikings that lived during the times when these ancient stories were written, and for that reason want to honor the ancestry with this game. Furthermore, it is important to note that Valhall is the correct way to say the name of the mysterious hall of fighting in the afterlife that have been described by Odin and the other gods from Asgard, although some other languages insist on calling it Valhalla.
It is also important to realize that the guys back in the Viking ages didn't have all the accessories of modern warfare that we do today, so you can only imagine what those battles would have looked like if they did.
Valhall 2000 let's you royally combine that fun battling with retro style 2D platformer gameplay! So challenge your friends and enemies to endless battles now! This game lets you invite your foes to fight head to head in a 2D platformer style shooter. Pick up an AK47 or a Rocket Launcher and blast them all!
There are both fighting based maps, racing and climbing maps where you collect coins and kill enemies, and pure zombie maps. For Adventure and Zombie you can cooperate to get the best possible high score.
You can either play on the internet where you can join online games, or host your own game so that others can join, or simply play on local area network if your friends (or enemies!) are on the same WiFi.
Protip: You can very easily make a WiFi with your phone if you don't have one around so that you can play with your friends at the same location with minimal lag! It's called a Personal Hotspot, and you can find it in your device settings. That way, your phone acts like a wireless router, and the people around you can connect to you as a normal WiFi network. It is advised that you turn off your data if you don't have an unlimited plan, because everyone connecting to you will be able to use your data all up.
