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“very exciting to have a sequel but as others have said I reaaaaaallly dislike that art style (sorry)” usually one to tell someone how to do their job, but the character design is kind of ruining this… Enviros look amaze tho!” late april fools” player character model is… id rather stick men.” art is shit, change it please. Here’s a selection of fan feedback following the game’s announcement on Twitter yesterday. Gone is the ultra basic stickman style of the original, replaced with a far chunkier design which some have said makes the figures look like a naked Homer Simpson. The 8-bit art style is by Toby Dixon, and this appears to be splitting fan opinion, with the character designs proving most problematic. The soundtrack features music from Mux Mool, Dose One, Daedelus and more.

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The game promises 10 arenas for local and online multiplayer and tournament mode, plus a new single-layer mode in which you’ll go up against a series of AI opponents and the occasional special challenge round.

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Grímnismál, stanzas 32-35.Nidhogg 2 will release in 2017 for PC – and maybe other platforms too – and aims to build on the popular duelling mechanics of the first game with new moves, weapons, arenas, monsters and a controversial new look, Messhof has announced.

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