But I agonized for almost a full minute over whether to let them grasp their axe with their dying breath or kick it away, denying them entrance into Valhalla. When one of my beloved own clansmen betrayed me and tried to take my life, I had no choice but to kill them in self defense. In Odyssey, my choices sometimes felt arbitrary or confusing, but Valhalla does a great job of introducing characters, concepts, and themes, and then forcing me to decide how Eivor, the main character, relates to them.
What really stands out to me, though, is how much better Valhalla is at telling an engaging story that twists and turns according to my decisions.
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