Currently, the game is simply called "Valhalla" and often branded as VALHALLA or VALHALLA FPS.
The team behind it (the developers) goes by the name Valhalla Project.
The "Valhalla Project" also pops up in the game itself as a meta-reference and bleeds into the official lore.
Absolutely. The game supports online and local multiplayer.
You can also join our Discord to get a specific role and find players for your match.
Yes, you can create maps and play offline solo or with bots.
You can check out the minimum system requirements for the game here.
VALHALLA launches quickly, uses modest disk space and remains responsive even under high latency.
Yes, VALHALLA will always remain free-to-play and open-source.
The Valhalla Project is committed to keeping its games and assets as open as possible to encourage players and community involvement. Contributions from the community are always released under open licenses so that everyone can build upon and benefit.
In the future, there is a possibility of introducing paid DLCs to support the game. These would include extra content created exclusively and would never rely on community contributions. Even then, the core game will remain free-to-play and open-source.
If you would like to support the project directly, donations are always welcome.
It depends on what we mean by "campaign": the short answer is most probably yes, but it can mean different things at different times.
The game is primarily focused on social and multiplayer-based mayhem, even if it's fully playable offline too as we support local multiplayer and bots. Alongside the core game, a progressive challenge mode against bots is planned: think of it as a form of campaign that helps you learn the mechanics, gradually increasing the difficulty of the challenge as you improve.
If we're talking about story-driven campaigns, things are a bit different. The full game will have a strong narrative element as we've built a rich lore that will be present throughout the experience, starting with the tutorial levels. In that sense, story elements are already baked into the game from the beginning, so this is definitely a campaign-friendly step forward.
Regarding the possibility of story-driven campaigns, we have internally discussed developing smaller story-driven campaigns (possibly playable solo or cooperatively) that explore different parts of the world we built. These may be released as optional DLCs after the main game is out in a more complete form, but there are currently no concrete plans as these projects will require extensive manpower and resources, limiting the development of the multiplayer experience.
You can always get the latest development snapshot from our GitHub repository.
Clone or download the ZIP file from the main branch, which is regularly updated with the latest changes.
If you're looking for prebuilt binaries, check our releases or join our Discord to access playtest builds.
We regularly push updates to GitHub and release stable versions periodically after significant work has been done, as we ensure that each release meets a minimum level of polish.
You can report any issues related to the game, website or other parts of the project on GitHub by opening an issue in the appropriate repository.
Alternatively, you can join our Discord and use the #help channel.
For feature requests and general feedback, please visit our feedback section.
To discuss urgent matters, you can contact us via e-mail at contact@valhalla-fps.net or join our Discord.
Alternatively, you can open a new discussion at our forum or create a new issue at our issue tracker.