Interesting approach.

Cool... Nice videogame... To the wish list...

Time to unleash Ruggnarok on those platforms.

Nice system requirements. Devs must've actually tested this on lower-spec systems, rather than just doing so on the monster gaming/rendering rig and then using that machine's specs as minimum.

Puzzles and traps instead of active enemies. Interesting.
However, I see a timer in the screenshots. Is this a game against the clock?
Unfortunately, the trailer doesn't show the timer, so I don't know if it ticks up or down.

Finally! People have been saying good things about this game on Twitter for years.

I assume, then, that it was in Early Access on Steam? Because the GOG page has it listed as having been released today.

I guess it was released on itch.io before steam? I have vague memories of some players around twitter saying good things about it and all links redirected to itch page

Seems like it could be an itch type of game, but nothing comes up when I search. So unless it was removed, or isn't indexed for some reason, doesn't seem so. I also just check the Steam page, and it seems brand-new there, too. Maybe it was previously an EGS exclusive? I don't usually think of games this "small" as going that route, but I guess maybe Epic goes after the really little fish too sometimes?

Here, I found this Ruggnar sale from May 31st 2019: https://itch.io/s/7072/early-access

It's been around for quite some time. Also itch page was removed... maybe it has something to do with the new publisher? There were lots of comments there from players praising the game. Can't remember about EGS, I only remember it being on itch and maybe on Steam greenlight that time.

Great concept. wishlisted

That might be the case. It's a shame it was delisted from itch, though, particularly if that's where it got its start.

Looks interesting and reminds me good old Lost Vikings :)
Not at this price, but I'll consider purchasing this one.

Looks interesting, although I am a bit worried due to it being a single developer (at least with a regular publisher so hopefully ok, although I don't know how much PID does as a publisher). I'll almost certainly get it at some point but may wait for a better price (or at least some reviews), particularly considering my backlog (it doesn't look short).