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Get ready to fence your friends into a grisly, wormy fate, because Messhof has announced that Nidhogg 2 will be coming in 2017. With an entirely new art-style, Nidhogg 2 will bring back the gruesome and fast-paced tug-of-war fencing system that its predecessor is known for, with new weapons and moves available.
Nidhogg 2 is coming to PC in 2017. For more information, check out the trailer above.
The first Nidhogg released in 2014, and was quickly followed-up by games like TowerFall and Samurai Gunn. These games led a sort of renaissance...
Meshoff Games has released a new trailer for Nidhogg 2, showing off more of the competitive fencing game’s beautifully horrific visuals and tight gameplay.
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