Valhalla: Lilith Rising

Editorial Meh

Lilith Rising: Season 2 is a medieval-fantasy visual novel with solid 3D models and a mythology-blended narrative that continues the story competently but without breakthrough originality. Community consensus is sharply divided: admirers praise the character writing, voice work, and sex scenes as engaging fantasy fare; critics fault repetitive pacing (the game finishes in 2–5 hours), shallow dialogue, and a harem setup where meaningful choice is mostly cosmetic—you must eventually sleep with all characters regardless of preference. The technical build is a serious weak point: widespread reports of untranslated text, language-setting resets on load, gallery CGs that won't click or display multi-angle variants, typos throughout, and achievement bugs. The narrative itself is serviceable but unambitious—Greek and Norse mythology pastiche, a "chosen one" king learning to delegate, a Dark Lord climax—and one reviewer noted the developer has been inactive on Patreon since February, with the series' future (Season 4 onwards) now uncertain as the studio pivots to a new IP. Worth buying only on deep discount if you enjoy straightforward adult fantasy and can tolerate a rough, unfinished build. Skip at full price; better-made AVNs exist in this space.