You may feel free to think i'm just inferring, instead of reinforcing established fact, via observations compared with history and mythology, you know, connecting the dots.
#Draugen german Pc#
It's not like i bother digging this stuff up, just to prove it to you, i have a lot of discussions like this on the internet every day, and keeping random links around just to prove obvious things to people like you would clutter my PC with too much stuff, but it should be on their youtube channel somewhere. hence the "They wanted to give players a choice of what kind of piracy they wanted to get into, which is why there are biomes to begin with." thing i said.
xDĪlso, i do believe in one of the developer interviews or those informative videos, they specifically said what each biome represented. There are theories about its origins, the most logical one that i remember is that a ship of fisherman discovered a dead giant octopus (a specific species of octopus that can become very large) and, because superstition was a thing back then, and they had never seen an octopus before, specifically of that size, they assumed it was some kind of monster. Krake is an old Norwegian-Swedish word for A sick/twisted or Cursed sea creature, or sea monster.
Scandinavian, right? Specifically Norwegian, in fact. "I am not alone": explore 1920s Norway.What makes you think Scandinavian waters weren't considered "cursed waters" back in the day by sailors across the world? You realize the legend of the Kraken is.And what begins as a quest for a missing woman becomes a journey into a painful past. Together with Edward and Lissie, you must explore a forgotten coastal community nestled amongst the dark fjords and towering mountains of rural Norway, and unearth the terrible secrets that lie beneath the picturesque surface. But you're never alone: every step of the way, Edward is accompanied by Lissie: a lively and enigmatic young woman with a mind of her own. You play Edward Charles Harden, an American traveller - and increasingly unreliable narrator - who's come to Norway to find his missing sister. Nominated for Best Art at the Nordic Game Awards.įrom the studio that brought you Dreamfall Chapters, and the creative team behind The Longest Journey and The Secret World, comes a first-person psychological mystery set in 1920s Norway. Winner of Game of the Year and Best Audio awards at Spillprisen (the Norwegian Game Awards). Draugen is a single-player, first-person Fjord Noir tale of suspense, mystery and deception, set in 1920s Norway.
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