Sons of Valhalla is a roguelike strategy game set in the Viking Age. Build fortresses, gather warriors, and lay siege to enemy strongholds, engaging in personal combat as you raid and conquer across England.
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Sons of Valhalla combines side-scrolling combat with roguelike strategy and base building in a beautiful pixel-art Viking Age world. You play as Thorald Olavson, a warrior hell-bent on tracking down the Jarl who burned down his home, kidnapped his beloved, and fled to distant England.
Raise a warband and personally lead your troops in a grand saga of vengeance as the gods themselves watch over you.
Across the North Sea, far from home, hunting your nemesis down will take resources, soldiers, and strategic thinking. Manage limited funds as you choose your path down the English countryside, battling, besieging, and bargaining for equipment as you call for reinforcements from home, leaving a trail of corpses in your wake.
Branching paths lie before you as a raging storm chases your band from the north. Travel from town to town to seek out merchants, mercenaries, and violence – from epic sieges to skirmishes on open fields.
Double back, skip past, and revisit locations as your plans call for it – in Sons of Valhalla, points of interest on the map aren’t locked to you because you’ve already marched past them! Will you return to an armorer that sold powerful equipment that you couldn’t yet afford? Perhaps the local castle may be beyond your strength when you first arrive, but with clever maneuvering, you can add to your forces and return later? As the storm slowly envelops the land, distant towns may become unreachable – choose your advance wisely.
Resources earned on the battlefield can be used to purchase equipment, upgrade your troops, and even build structures and siege engines to aid in your efforts. Set aside, these same resources can be used at the various merchants to further your capabilities beyond any single engagement. Plan how you use your limited supplies with care, or see a quick end to your invasion.
Lead your men in tactical combat by issuing orders and utilizing special abilities and formations. But remember – a true warrior leads from the front, so be prepared to take up your sword to fight alongside your men.
Recruit a wide array of troops to fight by your side – from basic swordsmen and archers to unique champions such as combat blacksmiths and shieldmaidens, each comes with their own strengths and weaknesses. Success in battle comes from using the right troops for the right situation. Will you utilize the shaman for their healing powers to keep your troops fighting for longer, or is the rapid swinging of the berserker more your speed?
Command your troops to overcome evolving situations on the battlefield – order them to fall in line behind you, to charge forward, to retreat, or to form the impregnable shield wall when under a hail of arrows. Quick thinking, positioning, and army composition all play a major role in battle.
Break through the enemy shield wall and cut them down with your own blade or become a master of the bow and spear as you destroy your enemy from a distance. Purchase powerful equipment to aid you on the battlefield and down flasks of mead to maintain your fortitude as you stand with your men, protect their retreats, and lead their assaults.
You are not alone in your war of vengeance. As you set England ablaze, Odin himself supports your cause with strength from beyond Midgard to aid you in combat.
Acquire runestones as you engage in battle and sacrifice them to Odin to permanently unlock powerful warriors and equipment for future runs. In Sons of Valhalla, death will have you lose everything and start your invasion anew, but with Odin’s help, each subsequent attempt will see you grow stronger and stronger as you pursue justice.
Sons of Valhalla is the creation of two brothers with a passion for pixel art and the Viking Age. In-between the conquest and swordplay, we hope you will enjoy the little touches – the look of the buildings, the ducks swimming on water, your canine companion, and the general atmosphere as days turn to nights, sunshine to storms.
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Just like your father, this game is severely troubled, but ultimately okay. And since you don't choose your family, but you can choose your video games, I suggest getting it on discount. There is some fun there, but you have to be ready. [h2]Breakdown: This versus Kingdom[/h2] Comparison with the obvious inspiration is inevitable. First off, Kingdom's design is elegant, minimalistic, and it knows what it wants to achieve. It has clear limitations. SoV tries to do more in some aspects, without having a proper plan how to incorporate everything, overreaches, and in the end, fumbles. With numerous problems, SoV is the inferior title. Not for the lack of trying, but because of a disconnected vision and some awful bugs. [h2]Gameplay: All I know is fighting[/h2] Visually charming, the game will impress you the whole time. Same cannot be said about gameplay. Kingdom is about exploration, resource management and indirect combat. SoV is almost all about combat. The world is just an empty background to your endless rampage - it looks beautiful, but you can only look, can't touch. Aside from few little quests/events, the world is static and cannot be interacted besides destruction of enemy outposts and rebuilding them in your own image. You mainly fight and gather loot - which is tied to the upgrade system. Upgrades - system of runes, which you can switch around - are always looted from enemies or chests. They come in random, but you'll get enough to eventually get significant boosts. Every island stands out visually in different ways, and I do like how you always encounter different, cool looking enemies, along with multiple minibosses, but the result is the same, they end up crushed under your mighty boot. Your character starts pathetically weak and turns into a killing machine of epic proportions later in the game. You can't exactly 'solo' everything, but you get close. It's 'fine', but nothing special (some upgrades are much more useful than others), and the rogue-like element seems almost pointless - unlike Kingdom, there is next to no punishment for dying. [h2]Bugs gallore: I get no respect![/h2] Unlike Kingdom, not only your character fights, you control the units directly, and are expected to be much more active, as resources are gathered passively from buildings, and actively from looking chests and dead enemies. And here comes the awful part - the unit control system. I genuinely struggled with moment to moment gameplay - your units won't listen to you at times. You will feel like a moron, giving commands to all troops, and watching only some of the following you. Eventually, you will learn what to expect (when units get into fight and they refuse to retrait, when random special units decide they want to run into enemy encampment unprompted, etc.) and live with it, but it's awful, easily replicable and it tells me that the developers don't know how to fix the issues with AI and controls. [h2]Identity Crisis[/h2] Instead of fixing the awful command system and AI in general, what did the developers do? They tried flipping the whole game on it's head by cobbling together an inferior, vastly different and somehow even rougher version! You can still play it - the experimental version. I've tried it first, without knowing what I was getting into. It was such an awful mess, I was in awe. I don't even want to get into it, what I saw just didn't make sense to me, and I am left with only one takeaway - how do you misjudge what people want this badly? Did this game ever had a chance? [h2]Style over substance[/h2] This game tried to be more than a ripoff of Kingdom - but ended up just average. Visuals are charming, tons of work was put into different kinds of enemies, and if you get used to the issues, you'll have fun. However... Active participation in combat is undermined by the issues with unit control - can be fun, but it also can be rage inducing. The overall focus on fighting makes the game feel more mindless. The story is "okay", I think it would be better without the voice acting. Frankly, this is just an excuse for you to level down 5 different environments. I wish the developers the best, but frankly, I think they should try to make something new, and this time, with a solid vision of what they actually want to do.
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[h1]Sons of Valhalla — игра с хорошей идеей, но с плохой реализацией[/h1] Когда я впервые увидел Sons of Valhalla, мне показалось, что это будет настоящая находка. Пиксельная графика, эпоха викингов, возможность строить поселения, собирать армию и лично участвовать в штурмах крепостей звучит как смесь стратегии и экшена. Но чем дольше играешь, тем сильнее приходит разочарование. [h2]Сюжет[/h2] История начинается с того, что главный герой [b]Торальд Олафсон[/b] отправляется мстить за разрушенную деревню и похищенную возлюбленную. Звучит как классическая история о мести, и сначала кажется, что дальше сюжет начнет раскрываться. Но этого не происходит. Персонажи практически не запоминаются, неожиданных поворотов нет, а мотивация героя остается максимально простой от начала и до самого финала. Большую часть времени сюжет существует лишь для того, чтобы отправить вас к следующей крепости. К сожалению, после первых часов игра перестает удивлять и превращается в однообразное путешествие без ярких моментов. [h2]Геймплей[/h2] Главная особенность возможность строить лагерь, добывать ресурсы, нанимать воинов и вместе с ними захватывать крепости. На бумаге это звучит интересно но, на практике же быстро становится понятно, что большинство механик очень поверхностные. Прокачка героя напоминает старые браузерные MMORPG начала 2000х [spoiler](я в детстве прям кайфовал с них)[/spoiler]. Получаешь уровень, открываешь небольшой бонус к характеристикам, снова получаешь уровень и так по кругу. Нет ощущения, что ты открываешь новые возможности или кардинально меняешь стиль игры. Зато здесь очень легко открываются достижения. [h2]Самое неприятное, это баланс[/h2] В начале игра убеждает, что армия является главным элементом геймплея. Ты тратишь ресурсы на солдат, следишь за их количеством, развиваешь лагерь и постепенно привыкаешь сражаться вместе со своими людьми. Но ближе к концу все это становится абсолютно ненужным. Стоит максимально прокачать главного героя и необходимость в армии практически исчезает. Персонаж становится настолько сильным, что способен в одиночку уничтожать целые крепости. [h2]Боссы[/h2] Еще одним разочарованием стали боссы. Кажется, что именно они должны были стать кульминацией каждого этапа приключения. Но большинство сражений заканчивается быстрее, чем успеваешь почувствовать хоть какое-то напряжение. У противников небольшой набор атак, их поведение легко читается, а победить многих можно буквально с первой попытки. Нет ощущения, что ты победил опасного врага. Скорее создается впечатление, что игра просто поставила очередную галочку на пути к следующей миссии. [h2]Графика[/h2] Если есть то, за что хочется похвалить Sons of Valhalla без всяких оговорок, так это визуальный стиль. Пиксельная графика выполнена великолепно. Локации выглядят живыми, анимации плавные, эффекты огня, дождя и разрушений отлично дополняют атмосферу средневековой Англии. Во время осад экран буквально оживает стрелы летят со стен, горят здания, солдаты сталкиваются в ближнем бою. Несмотря на проблемы с игровым процессом, художники проделали действительно отличную работу. [h2]Итог[/h2] Sons of Valhalla — это игра с хорошей задумкой и красивой оболочкой, но слабым наполнением. Сюжет не вызывает эмоций. Боссы проходятся слишком легко. Прокачка быстро превращается в рутину, а баланс полностью ломается к финалу, когда главный герой становится настолько сильным, что армия, вокруг которой строилась большая часть игры, оказывается попросту не нужна. Да, здесь красивая пиксельная графика. Но этого недостаточно, чтобы удерживать интерес на протяжении всей игры. Лично я не могу рекомендовать ее. Есть множество других проектов, которые реализуют похожие механики гораздо лучше и дарят значительно больше эмоций.
Sons of Valhalla (v1.0.29) https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3783095609 [b]POSITIVES[/b] + Kingdomlike + Nordisches Setting + liebevoll gestaltete und detailreiche Welt + Tag- und Nachtwechsel + Sonnenschein, Blitze und Stürme + Schläge, Schwere Schläge und Bogenschießen, sowie Ausweichen und Schildblock (auch Überkopf gegen Pfeile) + Schnellreisesystem das die eigenen Siedlungen verbindet + Annehmbare Anzahl an Truppen: Schwertkämpfer, Bogenschützen, Vorkämpfer, Kampfschmiede und Schildmaiden, sowie Ramme, Katapult, Bewegliche Barrikade + deutlich mehr Kontrolle über die eigenen Truppen als in Kingdom + Vielfältige Anzahl an unterschiedlichen Gegnern + nett designte Bosse am Ende jedes Levels + Zusätzliche Modi: Rayas Flucht und Horde (gegen immer stärker werdende Gegnerwellen) https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3783096005 [b]NEGATIVES[/b] - Optik der Charaktere in Gesprächen ist seltsam unpassend - keine deutsche Vertonung (aber deutsche Untertitel und Menüs) - Springen-Taste kann zwar umgestellt werden, funktioniert aber nur in Kombination(!) mit der Taste „W“, was es für Pfeiltasten-Spieler unspielbar macht - Maussensibilität kann nicht im Spiel verringert werden - hektische, unübersichtliche Kämpfe - wenig sinnvoller Loot in Form von Runen, die gewisse Werte buffen - eigene Bewaffnung kann niemals verändert werden, sprich es bleibt immer bei Schwert und Schild - monotone Spielabläufe - lineare, sehr kurze Kampagne https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3783125193 [b]FAZIT[/b] Sons of Valhalla von Mitte 2024 orientiert sich schamlos an Kingdom und Kingdom Two Crowns und sieht jenen beiden Spielen sehr ähnlich. SoV ist somit ebenso ein Sidescroller in Pixelart. Man baut als Krieger Thorald Olavson befestigte Siedlungen, rekrutiert unterschiedliche Kämpfer und erobert mit diesen aktiv die Befestigungen des Gegners und bewegt sich dabei stets von links nach rechts. Der Feind kommt übrigens niemals von der linken Seite. Zugleich erzählt das Spiel seine Rachesaga um eine niedergebrannte Heimat und einer Wikingerin, die von Jarl Valgard nach England entführt wurde und die es zu befreien gilt, während Odin selbst über einen wacht. Es erweitert die Spielerfahrung aus strategischem Vorrücken (wie in Kingdom) mit aktiven Kämpfen, bringt dadurch aber auch eine gewisse Hektik die mir weniger gefallen hat. Das Kampfsystem ist nicht wirklich komplex, erfüllt aber seinen Zweck. SoV hat zwar gute Ideen, und eine gelungene Pixel-Präsentation, weiß aber nicht so recht was es eigentlich wirklich sein will, da es zu viele Genres vermischt. Es ist ein Mix aus Action, Aufbau- und Echtzeitstrategie und ein eine Schleich-Passage in Form von Rayas Flucht, kommt auch noch hinzu. Das Spiel glänzt dabei in keinem seiner Bereiche und läuft bei alle dem auch stets gleich ab, wodurch es schnell an Abwechslung mangelt. Das komplett lineare Hauptspiel besteht aus vier Missionen und einem Extralevel. Man sollte also nicht allzu viel Spielzeit erwarten. Spielspaß wollte bei mir zu keiner Zeit aufkommen, weshalb ich es nicht empfehlen kann. Die Faszination vom originalen Kingdom geht völlig verloren. Hier meine Reviews zu: [url=https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198006784126/recommended/368230/]Kingdom: Classic[/url] [url=https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198006784126/recommended/496300/]Kingdom: New Lands[/url] [url=https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198006784126/recommended/701160/]Kingdom Two Crowns[/url] Wenn ihr an weiteren Reviews von mir interessiert seid, dann folgt meiner [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/10868887-Dark-Chummer%27s-Reviews/?appid=63110]Gruppe[/url].
На скрінах гра виглядає гарно та атмосферно, але занурившись ми отримуємо трохи розчарування, бо граючи маємо певну візуальну "кашу" під час бою ваших і ворожих військ, не дуже приємні стандартні налаштування яскравості/контрасту, які звісно можно викручувати, але з тим і знищувати певну атмосферу день/ніч. Досить простий ігролад, який поза простотою не розслабляє, а з часом відштовхує, на босах дуже-дуже довго та нудно треба ковиряти товсючого противника. Управління військом та адміністрування казуальне і часто з дивним відгуком своїх солдатів (їх поведінкою). Загалом хотів би порадити, бо сетінг наче мій, але ні! Ще й як бонус не рідкі вильоти кріти граючи на Deck.
I installed this games because it reminds me of two crowns. Although the runes are a fun and creative idea (power-ups) the rest of the gameplay is boring, repetitive and the units on your ¨army" don't work properly, they don't follow commands for example.
I only say yes because it seems like they are still making active updates and hotfixes. The game itself has a lot of potential. It integrates base building and rouge-like scaling which is a new concept for me. But the enemy NPCs bug out really easily which sometimes trivializes fights. The game also crashes fairly frequently. I played through the main campaign and despite the bugs and crashing, I was still compelled enough to play it to the end, so it is fun.... But the other campaign crashed immediately and I had been fed up at that point. The gameplay itself suffers from highly repetitive fight styles and base building. Nothing much changes, the real interest comes from the boss fights. Unfortunately the 2nd boss fight is the hardest due to annoying mechanics, the last boss fight was an actual joke. The story wasn't really compelling and the voice acting was noticeably not good. Some permanent upgrades to structures would go a long way. But base building was from the ground up each time and felt tiring.
TL;DR: Do not buy the game! You are getting scammed! This is the worst game I have ever bought and during the first five minutes I knew I’m going to refund it. I don’t think I have ever refunded the game. From the first seconds you open the game you feel it’s unfinished. It looks OK but you get this eerie feeling that there’s something wrong with it. It does not look inherently bad but it looks simply.. cheap. Unpolished. More than it looks unfinished it feels unfinished. The tutorial already made me decide on the refund. If you need to explain mechanics of such a simple game through most boring tutorial I have ever countered it cannot be a good game. The player should’ve been given opportunity to learn the game without holding hands. I won’t even go into the mechanics because just the feeling of the game was simply so bad from the beginning that they are not worth covering. Even after the tutorial you have no idea how the game works because the controls are so unintuitive. I tried the main game mode first. I have waited for two years to buy this from sale and paid 5€ for it which is way too much. The price tag of 20€ is ridiculous for such unfinished game that will never be improved enough to be playable not to mention enjoyable. I initially waited for these exact reasons for the game to be ready after two years from release and give them time to polish the game and fix the bugs but apparently the dev team has no clue what they are doing. The reviews mention it was better at day 1 than it is now and I fully trust that judgement. It was probably bad back then and it is probably even worse right now. The graphics look decent, even good for some parts and voice acting is also decent at best but the dialogue itself is horrible. There is no way to fix it because you would need to record the voice acting again which is not happening. For such a simple game the frame rate plummeted on steam deck to a point of being unplayable and causing me eye strain. Even when you lower the resolution to the lowest, you can see the frame rate being laggy. The game gets lighter though which makes the game more easy on the eyes but the UI becomes distorted because of the scaling and becomes fully unusable. Why to offer lower resolutions if they do not work? I was very interested of Raya’s escape (the stealth part of the game) but the controller controls actually broke the game. I couldn’t choose the breakable jar anymore ultimately soft locking me out of the game. Also the game crashed every time I was caught enforcing me to restart the whole level. Characters ended up just standing there when instead enemies should strike you down (checked video for this). Even if the game would work I wouldn’t play it. It’s boring, uninteresting, unbalanced and it simply plays bad. Biggest disappointment in gaming history for me because I had been waiting for so long to get to play it and I know it will never get better. The idea behind the game and main controls for the character was quite interesting and enjoyable but bad controls and weird UI choices for controlling the troops was enough to break the experience. The building portion of the game has no value whatsoever as the tutorial reveals. The whole experience just felt wrong and I felt like being scammed. Maybe if you play on powerful pc you should try the demo but still even for the price of 5€ this game hardly feels like worth it. I repeat: Do not wait for this game to get any better. The devs have had enough time to fix the game but instead they have been removing functions and they are even struggling to push new functionalities out with the weird situation with ”experimental” game mode. After experiencing the game breaking bugs there are lots of others too: When I died I changed the game mode. When I saw stealth game mode being unplayable I came back and the game loaded normally but suddenly the player character died even though everything was just fine a moment ago. i remembered that I had died and accepted this oversight with game logic. After dying it was told to me that I need to break one of my runes for dying. The game does not explain this at all beforehand. This is when I finally uninstalled the game and requested for refund. I’m interested giving another chance but do not have the time to risk the refund. I could go deeper into the bad design of the game but this is hardly worth of my time. I just feel so disappointed and let down. If the devs want to address these problems do not bother. You are out of excuses. This game should be removed from Steam and work as an example how the industry is failing their customers. I know I’m being harsh here but I cannot stand incompetence and scammers even less. Do not release your game if it’s unplayable.
N'est-pas un [b]Kingdom[/b] qui le veut. Je m'y suis lancé avec une vraie curiosité, séduit par l'idée que [b]Sons of Valhalla[/b] aurait eu l'audace d'aller plus loin que ses inspirations. Construire, lever des troupes, tailler sa route à travers l'Angleterre à coups d'épée et de tactique. Sur le papier, la promesse tenait la route. En pratique, elle s'effrite assez vite. La boucle s'expose dès les premières parties, et elle ne se renouvelle jamais vraiment. Je conquiers une zone, j'érige quelques bâtiments parmi un catalogue étrangement maigre, je lève une armée, j'attaque la place forte suivante. Puis je recommence. La gestion des ressources, que j'espérais tendue et engageante, se réduit à éviter le déficit sans jamais me forcer à un vrai choix. Ce n'est pas de la stratégie, c'est de la comptabilité sans enjeu. Les combats auraient pu compenser. Ils ne le font pas. Les affrontements suivent tous le même fil, et les boss, qui auraient dû marquer le rythme de la campagne, tombent invariablement sous une pluie de flèches. Arroser depuis la distance suffit, sans détour, sans résistance. L'intelligence artificielle ne cherche pas à contrarier cette approche, elle l'ignore. La direction artistique, elle, mérite qu'on s'y attarde un instant. Le pixel art est soigné, l'atmosphère viking posée avec un certain amour du détail. Pendant quelques niveaux, le charme opère. Puis la répétition s'installe, et ce qui semblait pittoresque devient familier, puis transparent. La bande son suit un chemin similaire. Les morceaux nordiques sont bien sentis, ils installent une vraie présence dans les premières heures. Mais le répertoire est court, et à force de retrouver les mêmes notes sur chaque zone conquise, la magie se dissipe. Ce qui accompagnait devient un fond sonore qu'on finit par ne plus entendre. J'ai terminé le jeu à 100% en moins de huit heures. Pas par performance, plutôt parce que le contenu s'épuise avant qu'on ait eu le temps de s'y attacher. L'histoire n'arrange rien, une vengeance sans détour, plate, qui sert de prétexte sans jamais prendre de relief. Apprendre qu'une suite serait envisagée m'a sincèrement interrogé. Sur quelles bases ? [b]Kingdom[/b] fait mieux avec moins, parce qu'il sait ce qu'il est. Ici, les couches ajoutées, le combat, la gestion d'armée, l'arbre de constructions, finissent par peser sans vraiment enrichir. Le jeu tente plusieurs choses sans en réussir aucune tout à fait, et cette demi-mesure permanente est peut-être ce qui déçoit le plus.
After playing HOURS of KIngdom series, I liked how this looked, nice style. I read reviews and thought "it wouldnt be the first "Mixed" game i like. But ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ is this a boring gameplay loop. I will refund even tho it was just 5eu..
Do want to play Kingdom, but wanted more mechanics and control over individual units plus get into the fight yourself? Well have I got a game for you. There are a lot of upgrade paths to go down in the campaign (there are 3 modes) and a lot of different runes to suit different playstyles. Personally, the charge arrow was kind of where things got a lot easier. Boost your health, damage, and all of your secondary gear. There are lot of rewards, so if you're lucky and get a treasure boosting one early on, you might be able to afford all of the different buffs. Which helps out a LOT in the final bosses. Story gets a little out there at the end, but it does kind of make sense that Odin would give you the job to begin with. Then you get hit with a 'to be continued'. Which is not a great start for thing kind of game. If they already have the funding for it and it's in development, great. The escape mode I played all of 5 minutes of. You play as the wife who is....escaping. I had no interest in it. I was there for the Kingdom-like mode. Then there's the endless mode which features what looks like one of the villains of the campaign. Personally not into it. Don't even know what the mode looks like. Not terribly interested. All in all, the first mode was pretty entertaining, but it IS a short game. So probably just get it on sale.
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