Rune Legend
Rune Legend is a Windows Phone 7 puzzle game inspired by Norse mythology, developed by Dreadlocks Ltd.
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| Developer(s) | Dreadlocks Ltd[1] |
| Publisher(s) | Dreadlocks Ltd |
| Designer(s) | Václav Sahula |
| Programmer(s) | Michal Červenka |
| Artist(s) | Alena Bendová |
| Composer(s) | Karel Antonín |
| Engine | XNA |
| Platform(s) | Windows Phone 7 |
| Release | Windows Phone 7
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| Genre(s) | Puzzle |
| Mode(s) | Single-player, multiplayer |
Gameplay
The player places differently shaped runestones on the game board. Easy controls make the game suitable for a wide range of players of all ages or smart phone experience. Completing boards also trains spatial imagination. The game offers several different modes that the players can switch as they wish. The game content is therefore created by the players’ decisions. The game features the swift time mode or multiplayer mode.
Features
- 6 different game modes
- Unlimited generated mode
- Optional difficulty
- Background story based on Norse legends
- 24 collectible runestones with magical powers
- Detailed graphics
Awards
- Winner of 5th AppParade[3] – competition of Czech and Slovak mobile applications
Availability
The full version of Rune Legend is available on Microsoft Marketplace for $0.99. There is also a limited trial version, revealing the first part of story mode and several game boards from time trial mode.
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