| Troll Hunter: The Game | |
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| Release date | 2010 |
| Developed by | Unknown |
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Troll Hunter: The Game is an application on Facebook used as promotion for the Norwegian 2010 film Trollhunter. When the game was initially released, a person could try to win a Samsung Blu-ray Home Cinema System by sharing the game with three friends on Facebook.
Gameplay[]
Each of the three levels in the game starts with trolls running out from a path on the right side of the screen, and it's the player's job to trap the animals, with tempters and traps, and kill them, with light-weapons, in order to stop them from reaching the opposite path on the left side of the screen. You buy your equipment with money you earn by destroying trolls. There are 40 trolls in each level, killing them earns you money and points.
Levels[]
The Dark Forest[]
The Mountains[]
The Barren Ice Field[]
Light-weapons[]
Torch[]
The torch is the least powerful light-weapon and costs 25 of your money.
Spotlight[]
The spotlight is slightly more powerful than the torch and costs 50 of your money.
Floodlight[]
The floodlight is the most powerful weapon and costs 100 of your money.
Tempters & traps[]
Tempters are placed along paths to lure trolls into a trap of light-weapons.
Christian[]
Christians are used as catnip since trolls can't resist Christian blood.
Church[]
The church is full of Christians and a good way of luring trolls to a specific destination.
Pylons[]
Since the trolls dislike electricity, if a pylon is placed on the path you will entangle the troll, making it an easy kill for your weapons.
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