Wonderful game! Short, but very immersive and detailed.
We follow Yngvar, the protagonist, as he explores a dream he has. The place is a beautiful rendition of a Viking Age setting, it feels idyllic like a dream or a nostalgic memory, but it has the potential to turn into a nightmare if Yngvar makes the wrong step. And the music is a fantastic fit, taking you right into the Norse past.
The gameplay is easy to understand, both navigating through the interactions in the beginning and the fight at the end.
But he highlight of this game is definitely the dialogue: it's clever, surprising and very intense. The characters feel alive and you can feel the strong emotions between them, the frustration, the doubts, the repressed longing... The interactions between them impressed me to tears.
I definitely recommend it, whether you've read "Lucky Wolf", the novel it's based on, or not!