Valhalla: Lilith Rising

Editorial Meh

Lilith Rising Season 2 is a medieval fantasy AVN that picks up directly from Season 1, trading the usual campus-romance setup for Norse-mythology-tinged adventure with a harem of well-modelled characters. Fans of the series praise the attractive 3D renders, the engaging if pulpy storyline, and a modest improvement in animation and scene variety over the first season. The cast — elves, shieldmaidens, an archer, and more — draws consistent appreciation, and the overall production feels like a genuine step forward in ambition. That said, the community is sharply divided. Critics point to a very short runtime (roughly 2–4 hours), choices that largely fail to affect outcomes, persistent translation gaps and text errors in non-English localisations, a gallery mode that is partially non-functional, and a language-setting bug that resets on every load. The harem structure — where every woman is eventually available regardless of your choices — is a deliberate design and suits some players perfectly, but frustrates those expecting meaningful branching. At full price the value proposition is questionable; multiple reviewers suggest waiting for a sale.