The latest curious death of 11-Bit Howl is a world exploitation tool opened in the Nordic Stone period

The Denmark Denmark three teams outside and the 11 -bit Frostpunk creator announced Death Howl, a great deck of a “open world inspired by the Northern European world with names such as” Forest of Shadow Shadows “.

You play a mother, Ro, who has a son who has been declared by the harvest cruel, or whatever they have instead of the grim harvester at that time – I thought, before inventing Scythes? And card? Anyway, while searching for Ro’s son, you will participate in the battles to watch and turn against a common cauldron of those who do not speak, including the deformed Raven heads and what seems to be a large pair of lungs. This is a trailer.

“Each kingdom is accessed to provide unique decks and mechanics, enriching and deepening the strategic class,” howling the press release. “Players can further strengthen their floors with Shamanic groups, ensuring they are best prepared for deadly meetings ahead.” Moreover, “each area not only opens the new cards mentioned above to create fragments of the story of Ro, immersed in the theme of love and loss, and discover the forgotten legend of this mysterious spiritual world.”

I quite like the game’s pixelart, haggard, slightly rotten. It seems that someone has put a chisel to an Obsidian seam and discovered a layer of organic matter below – pink bone, green meat. The cards are great. “Get skin”, for example. Eesh! There is another thing than a drawing of an arrow passing through someone’s leg – hoping the owner of that leg has survived and is currently living in a prosperous second career as a guard at Skyrim.

I was rarely sold in the direction of the serious story of the game, making me think about Hellblade in the most shouting way. “The loss of a loved one is universal – an inevitable part of human experience,” the director, artist and writer Howls Malte Burup in the press release. “We believe that our storytelling approach is enriched by the fascinating legend and a newness of the ship building genre through its union with the same discovery as the soul, which will resonate with the players of all kinds.”

I am always ready for a good universal topic, but foretold your steps very bald feels wrong, and a bustling amount of melodrama seems to be inevitable when the story of your misery is called death in a literal sense. The talk about wrestling with a person’s death rate is a bit uncomfortable and the Steam Tag Tag Paint-by-Numbers is “Works Souls Works Witherbuilder”. I wonder if I will finally feel about this game the same as the way Alice B (RPS in peace) feel about Gris and its great, sobbing statues.

However, all that could be a marketing problem rather than a problem with the game – and it was clearly “resonating” to me to a certain extent, or I would not write this. Death Howl was released later in 2025, and there was a Demo that will come to Steam on Monday January 20.