Loki: Heroes of Mythology

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Background:
Seth, the god of chaos and evil, has broken free from his sealed tomb where he had been cast eons before after being defeated by the Egyptian gods, led by Osiris.
Now he is determined to take his revenge and to vent his anger on the world.
His destructive plans have been helped by the fact that he has discovered a way of passing from one mythology to another.
Each world has been isolated since the beginning of time, but now Seth, at the head of an army of his disciples, aims to conquer all.

The adventure begins in the world of the chosen hero(ine). Each time a local deity allied to Seth will attempt to prevent the hero(ine) from advancing and each time this local ally must be eliminated
The hero(ine) is then free to choose his/her route through the remaining worlds, hot on the heels of Seth.
Once all of Seth's allies are defeated the player must come face to face with the evildoer for the final combat that will bring an end to his scourge, once and for all.

Gameplay:
Developed by Cyanide, Loki is an action/RPG game for the Windows PC. Loki allows the player to take-on the role of one of four heroes : a mighty Norse warrior, a fierce Greek fighter, a powerful Egyptian sorcerer or a skilled Aztec shaman. Each comes from a different mythological background and each has different strengths and skills and, therefore, radically different ways of fighting.

During an epic adventure, the player will give battle to a multitude of enemies. Hundreds of creatures and opponents of every kind have been created for the game, so that the player is going to have to fight his/her way past skeletons, giant spiders, centaurs, mummies, harpies, wild animals, a vast array of soldiers, culminating in the showdowns with formidable bosses such as Medusa, Fenrir the wolf or Fafnir the dragon. Each boss has a particular way of fighting so the player must discover his weak points.

As the hero(ine) advances through the game he/she will be able to collect or exchange thousands of items, including 500 unique objects, such as Thor's hammer or Achilles' armour.