A Germanic Fantasy Story
With Romilda, a series of several mobile and browser games of various genres will be created that tells the life story of the main protagonist of the same name.
The world should be represented how the (north) Germanic peoples imagined the cosmos: as nine kingdoms, with the people living in Miðgarðr (1). Various mythological beings (Æsir (2), Vanir (3), Jotnar (4), Svartalfir (5), etc.) also appear as acting figures. In the games, the Norse proper names are used for the realms of the cosmos and the various mythological beings in order to reinforce the authenticity.
The way of life on Miðgarðr should, however, be described as closely as possible to the actual way of life of the Germanic peoples, as far as archaeologists and historians were able to reconstruct them, in order to give an impression of who “the Germanic peoples” really were and how they lived.
One focus is mainly placed on a believable heroine. Surveys among players of digital games clearly show that there are still too few female heroes in digital games, although this is expressly requested by the majority of players. The lack of credibility of the few female main characters in games, which is already noticeable in the visual characteristics, is often criticized. Romilda, on the other hand, is said to be an average woman who also looks average, but whose fate poses great challenges that she learns to master. This creates a strong and, above all, credible figure of identification, especially for the increasingly female gaming community.
(1) Mið = old Norse middle, garðr = old Norse enclosure; Kingdom of humans in the Norse cosmos (2) Plural of Ás, Norse gods (Asen) (3) Plural of Vana, Norse gods (Wanen) (4) Plural of Jotunn, mythological beings of Norse mythology, mostly as (ice) giants translated / interpreted (5) plural of Svartalfa, (black albums), mythological beings of Old Norse mythology, mostly translated / interpreted as dwarfs
Another focus the Romilda series focuses on imparting knowledge. Due to the increasing processing of the Old Norse mythology and the Viking myth in books, films and TV series, people have become curious about the Germanic peoples and their way of life, culture and religion. Romilda takes this into account by imparting a lot of knowledge about an exciting fantasy fairy tale with an interesting story.
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The world should be represented how the (north) Germanic peoples imagined the cosmos: as nine kingdoms, with the people living in Miðgarðr (1). Various mythological beings (Æsir (2), Vanir (3), Jotnar (4), Svartalfir (5), etc.) also appear as acting figures. In the games, the Norse proper names are used for the realms of the cosmos and the various mythological beings in order to reinforce the authenticity.
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The way of life on Miðgarðr should, however, be described as closely as possible to the actual way of life of the Germanic peoples, as far as archaeologists and historians were able to reconstruct them, in order to give an impression of who “the Germanic peoples” really were and how they lived.
One focus is mainly placed on a believable heroine. Surveys among players of digital games clearly show that there are still too few female heroes in digital games, although this is expressly requested by the majority of players. The lack of credibility of the few female main characters in games, which is already noticeable in the visual characteristics, is often criticized. Romilda, on the other hand, is said to be an average woman who also looks average, but whose fate poses great challenges that she learns to master. This creates a strong and, above all, credible figure of identification, especially for the increasingly female gaming community.
Another focus the Romilda series focuses on imparting knowledge. Due to the increasing processing of the Old Norse mythology and the Viking myth in books, films and TV series, people have become curious about the Germanic peoples and their way of life, culture and religion. Romilda takes this into account by imparting a lot of knowledge about an exciting fantasy fairy tale with an interesting story.
(1) Mið = old Norse middle, garðr = old Norse enclosure; Kingdom of humans in the Norse cosmos (2) Plural of Ás, Norse gods (Asen) (3) Plural of Vana, Norse gods (Wanen) (4) Plural of Jotunn, mythological beings of Norse mythology, mostly as (ice) giants translated / interpreted (5) plural of Svartalfa, (black albums), mythological beings of Old Norse mythology, mostly translated / interpreted as dwarfs
A Germanic Fantasy Story
With Romilda, a series of several mobile and browser games of various genres will be created that tells the life story of the main protagonist of the same name.
Innovative
Entertaining
Exciting
Authentic
Improving
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