- Released
Oct 17, 2023
1,125 days ago- Platforms
- PC
- Ratings
Not rated yet
Release dates
North America dates- Nov 6, 20231,105 days ago
- PC
- Oct 17, 20231,125 days agoAlpha
- PC
About
Meta Lordz is a web3 free-to-play competitive game set in the mythical world of Glasmire, inspired by Norse and Viking tales. The game features MOBA-style combat focusing on precise skillshots, which is presented in a team-based game mode that combines thrilling Boss battles with objectives similar to capture-the-flag, creating a unique gaming experience.
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Age ratings
- ESRBE10+Fantasy Violence
- PEGI7Fear
- USK6No content descriptors
- GRACALLFear, Horror, Threatening, Violence
- CLASS INDLNo content descriptors
- ACBPGNo content descriptors
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1 languageEnglish
| Language | Audio | Subtitles | Interface |
|---|---|---|---|
| EnglishEnglish (US) | – | – |
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In ancient lore, whispers persist of Drasil Saplings as the wellspring of our world's magic. These mystic miniature trees draw great power and mighty forces near, believed to be born from celestial lights resembling falling meteors.
Tale unfolds in Glasmire, a world teeming with humans, monsters, demons, demi-gods, and gods. The formidable House Valthur governs the mightiest human faction, enlisting elite mercenaries to secure control of the Drasil Saplings from malevolent threats.
At the heart of the conflict stands Skali, once a human mage-warrior, now corrupted by the saplings' magic. She commands an unholy army, defying the Royal Family's benevolent magic-sharing doctrine. Skali's quest for absolute power is our greatest peril.
Confront the Jotnars, giant demons resurrected by Skali guarding the Drasil Saplings in the dark forests. As a Royal Family-hired mercenary, mission is clear – vanquish these demonic sentinels, bring back their heads as proof and protect our world's future.
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