- December 19, 2017
- Doborog Games
- 17h median play time
Long Live Santa!
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About
Santa is dead. Now the remaining bearded men of the Norwegian wilderness must fight to the death. Will you be the next Santa, or die in the snow? Punch, slice, outwit your way to a fulfilling new seasonal job in this online PvP third-person fighter!









- Highly entertaining and fun, especially when played with friends.
- Unique and humorous concept that combines Christmas themes with battle royale gameplay.
- Great soundtrack and graphics for a free game, providing a joyful experience.
- Limited content with only one map and a few weapons, leading to repetitive gameplay.
- Frequent connection issues and lag, making it difficult to enjoy matches.
- Hit detection and controls can be frustrating, impacting the overall gameplay experience.
gameplay
92 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of the game has received widespread acclaim for its engaging mechanics, intuitive controls, and vibrant graphics, making it accessible and enjoyable for players of all ages. While some users noted a degree of repetitiveness and limited weapon variety, the overall experience is described as fun, addictive, and immersive, with a unique blend of festive themes and competitive elements. Despite minor criticisms regarding clunky mechanics and the need for additional content, the gameplay is often highlighted as a standout feature that elevates the game above its peers.
“With charming graphics, accessible gameplay, and a heartwarming atmosphere, this indie gem captures the magic of Christmas.”
“The gameplay mechanics are intuitive, making it accessible for players of all ages.”
“This game is amazing, it has a cool pixel 3D design and very smooth exciting gameplay.”
“While some may find the gameplay a tad repetitive, the overall experience is a festive treat for all ages.”
“This is not a large scale battle royale game for 100 players, but a smaller (20 players max) game on a tiny Christmas map and with very limited gameplay options.”
“I like that the stamina system brings a bit of diversity to the gameplay, but the combination of movement and combat definitely does feel clunky nonetheless.”