Reaction and Future
Valhalla: Before the War was produced on the success of Valhalla and the Lord of Infinity, it too was successful enough to warrant a sequel to be produced commercially and a year after Before the War came out, Valhalla and the Fortress of Eve was released. The game received mostly poor review ratings (Amiga Format 40%, Amiga Power 19%, The One Amiga 44%, Amiga Computing 45% ) in addition to 90% from CU Amiga and was a success for Vulcan Software. Lord of Infinity is Vulcan Software's first game produced and published and so the company, out of celebration of the series has reproduced the games with updated graphics and audio and are available for free download in episodic format for the Microsoft Windows operating system. New Valhalla content is still in development, such as classic episodes and a 3D game using the Mother3D engine developed by Vulcan.
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