
Embark on a festive journey as the vikings prepare for Yule! Amidst enchanting festivities, the Viking siblings discover Odin has lost control over the threads of fate, prompting a mysterious journey throughout the famous realms of the nine worlds.
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[b]Note:[/b] A copy of the game was gifted to me by a wonderful friend. ^^ [i]Viking Heroes 5[/i] is a time management game developed and published by Alawar Casual. It is the latest game in the [i]Viking Heroes[/i] series. As usual, we follow our Viking heroes - Everand, Brunnhilde, Helga, and Boromere - as they prepare for Yule, which we all know is Christmas. However, there's a hiccup in their plans. It turns out that Odin has lost the Rune of Balance. Now, why is this important? Without the rune, Odin won't be able to have visions and the nine worlds will be in disorder. Thus, it's up to the Viking siblings to save the day. Along the way, they may pick up some special presents to give to the gods, too. That's the basic story synopsis, so I'll stop here to avoid spoilers. XD As for the gameplay, you can choose from among the usual difficulty levels: relaxed, normal, or expert. (For review purposes, I chose to play on normal mode.) There are a total of 50 story levels, along with 5 mahjong solitaire levels. Also, there are 10 additional levels that are in a bonus story, which is unlocked after completing the main story. In the story levels, you have a number of tasks to complete, which can range from constructing buildings for the Viking heroes in order for them to complete their specific tasks to removing certain obstacles. You'll need to construct buildings that produce resources, like food, wood, etc. Power-ups, such as time freeze, are made available as you progress through levels. The collectible owls have returned although they're only available in some levels. In addition, the heroes can even collect special presents for the Viking gods. As this is a collector's edition, there's a detailed guide as well as wallpapers and such. Finally, there are plenty of Steam achievements, and they count towards a user's global total. Now that I've gone over the story and gameplay, I'll move onto my thoughts. Time management games are one of my favorite game genres, and I especially enjoy the ones published by Alawar. Suffice it to say that I wanted to get around to playing this latest [i]Viking Heroes[/i] game as soon as I could. XD To start things off, I enjoyed the story as always. I like how it takes place around Christmas. (It seems that the latest TMs published by Alawar have centered around particular holidays.) The story's atmosphere gives off a warm feeling, as it centers around the heroes working together as a family while helping the gods. Also, I enjoyed how the story has a time traveling aspect. I suppose this concept has been used a lot in stories, movies, etc., although this is its first introduction in the [i]Viking Heroes[/i] series. Anyway, I like how the heroes end up anywhere from the dinosaur era to the more modern age. Of course, every story and problem has its resolution in the main story, and the bonus story serves as a sweet side story that rewards the heroes. For the gameplay, I didn't run into any technical and game crashing issues. All of the achievements unlocked for me without any problems. However, I should note that although most of the achievements can be obtained in one playthrough, there were a few that required a bit of grinding. I had to replay a few levels, especially to earn that gardener achievement. :o In addition, having played on normal mode, there was one bonus level that was nearly impossible to earn 3 stars, based on the guide and the starting materials and such that are given. Even though I feel that most of the levels are well balanced in terms of difficulty, a couple of them could use a bit of tweaking to make them slightly easier and more doable. In regards to the art, it's in the same cartoony style as in the previous games in the series. This style works, with the bright, vibrant colors popping out on screen, so I'm glad that the developers kept it. Regarding the music, the tracks are the same as in the previous games. Although they fit well with the whole Viking theme, I do wish that there had been one or two new tracks to change things up a bit. Overall, would I recommend [i]Viking Heroes 5[/i]? If you enjoy time management games and especially like the ones by Alawar, then I think this is worth it. Despite the grinding and minor difficulty level issues that I had, I ended up enjoying it. For the asking price, I think it's worth it, but you can always wait to get it on sale, and it's in a few Steam bundles. ^^ [quote]For more detailed, high quality reviews like this, please follow [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44702020/]The Introverted Gamer[/url], prioritizing heart and soul always. ^^[/quote]
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FrohLoki, der nächste Teil ist da! :-) Und er ist wie immer gut! Grafik, Sound, Story, Leveldesign, alles ist von bester Qualität. Dazu schöne 100% Errungenschaften und lange Spieldauer, was will man mehr? Jeder Freund von Time-Management muss diese Serie spielen! Fazit: sei kein Thor! Kaufen! :-)
I would recommend this game for the Steam Winter Sale. Ironically, however, I bought it for the Steam Summer Sale, so none of the Xmas stuff resonated with me. The story didn't make any sense as it was just a random collection of levels, but then it made sense because the bad guy is a giant raven and everything was an illusion. Anyway, the game does what it advertises: it is a time management puzzle starring Everand, Boromere, Brunnhilde and Helga, so it gets one pinky finger up. Even so, I enjoyed other entries in the series more, as I found this one a bit grindy and incoherent, and the element-puzzles were a bit random. Also, I recommend casual mode as some levels aren't well balanced for speed, though all are doable eventually.
Neben Incredible Dracula ist das meine Lieblings Serie, auch wieder schon und farbenfroh umgesetztes Casual Spiel in Weihnachtlicher Stimmung, ok Weihnachten ist zwar vorbei aber das Spiel macht trotzdem Spaß. Wer die Vorgänger kennt weis was zutun ist, wer sie nicht kennt, es geht darum verstreute Sache in jedem Level einzusammeln, Gebäude bauen und der Story folgen, man kann das in 3 Modi erledigen, entspannt ohne Zeitdruck, mit leichtem Zeitdruck und mit sehr eng begrenzter Zeit. Ich wähle wie immer den entspannten Modus, hab schon genug Zeitdruck im realen Leben daher entspannt ist meist besser. Wer die Vorgänger besitzt der bekommt sogar noch einen extra Bonus und das ist, du zahlst noch weniger als 5,85 € Was mir allerdings nicht so gut gefällt ist die Musik in diesem Spiel, die Titelmusik finde ich eher nervig aber ok man kann sie ja ausschalten oder leiser drehen. Sonst wieder ein schönes Spiel aus der Reihe "Viking Heroes" 😊 👍
time management game, just as good as all the others
Nee, Leute, was habt ihr aus der sonst guten Serie hier nur gemacht? Habt ihr das selbst mal gespielt? Bis Level 7 habe ich mir das Ganze angetan. Gespielt auf der mittleren Schwierigkeitsstufe. Das ist die, die man eigentlich meist immer relativ bequem mit 3 Sternen abschließen kann. Und wenn das mal nicht klappt, werden es halt nur zwei. Level 7 ist aber z.b. so mies, dass die Zeit komplett abläuft, und man immer noch eine Menge zu tun hat. Nun, das ist im Prinzip egal, weil man auch einen Stern bekommen würde, indem man man das Level über Nacht laufen lässt. Man kommt also trotzdem zum nächsten. Der Reiz dieser Spiele liegt aber nun mal darin, innerhalb einer gewissen Zeit etwas zu schaffen. Das ist hier viel zu oft unmöglich. Damit langweilig, und damit darf es gerne jemand anderes weiter spielen. Teile 1, 2 und 4 fand ich super.
tip top die Serie :)
Серия очень красочная! Спокойная игра - можно играть без надрыва! В коллекции у меня все 5 штук! Мне понравились некоторые прохождения - над которыми надо было подумать! Закончила основные приключения! Играю дальше!
This is a casual time management game where you need to complete 50 levels to unlock all the achievements. It takes about 8 hours to complete the game and unlock all the achievements. Most achievements are unlocked by just playing the game. The art style and gameplay is really nice and it is a nice way to waste some time while you are waiting on something else.
Viking Heroes 5, developed and published by Alawar Casual, is another entry in the studio’s long-running time management series, offering a familiar blend of resource juggling, strategic planning, and lighthearted storytelling. Set within a colorful interpretation of Norse mythology, the game follows its recurring cast of Viking heroes as they are drawn into a new crisis involving a powerful artifact that has disrupted the balance of the world. While the narrative is simple and primarily serves to connect the levels, it provides a playful backdrop that keeps the experience engaging without demanding too much attention. The gameplay is built around the classic time management formula that defines much of Alawar’s catalog. Each level presents a self-contained map where players must gather resources, clear obstacles, repair structures, and complete objectives within a limited timeframe. Workers are assigned tasks that must be carefully prioritized, as every action consumes time and resources. The mechanics are straightforward and easy to understand, making the game accessible to newcomers, but achieving the best results requires efficient planning and quick decision-making. Success often comes down to finding the most optimal sequence of actions and minimizing wasted time. As players progress, the game introduces additional elements that gradually increase complexity. New resource types, environmental challenges, and special objectives begin to appear, requiring players to adapt their strategies. Some levels incorporate unique twists or mechanics that add variety, preventing the gameplay from feeling entirely repetitive. While the core loop remains consistent, these incremental additions help maintain a sense of progression and keep players engaged as the difficulty increases. One of the strengths of Viking Heroes 5 is its pacing. Early levels are designed to be approachable, allowing players to become comfortable with the mechanics before moving on to more demanding challenges. Later stages introduce tighter time limits and more intricate objectives, particularly for those aiming to achieve top ratings. This creates a satisfying sense of growth, as players refine their strategies and improve their efficiency over time. The inclusion of multiple difficulty settings further enhances the experience, allowing players to choose between a more relaxed pace or a more challenging, optimization-focused approach. Visually, the game adopts a bright and stylized art style that complements its light tone. The environments are colorful and clearly designed, making it easy to identify resources and objectives at a glance. Character designs are expressive and consistent with the series’ playful atmosphere, adding personality to the experience. While the graphics are not particularly advanced, they are polished and cohesive, supporting the gameplay effectively without drawing attention away from it. The narrative elements are delivered through short dialogue sequences between levels, providing context and introducing characters without interrupting the flow of gameplay. The tone remains light and humorous, with mythological elements used more for flavor than for deep storytelling. While the plot does not offer significant depth, it serves its purpose in giving each level a sense of continuity and purpose. Despite its solid execution, the game does not significantly deviate from the established formula of the series. Players familiar with previous entries or similar time management titles will find many of the same mechanics and design patterns. While the gradual introduction of new features helps maintain interest, the repetition of similar tasks across numerous levels can become noticeable over time. This familiarity can be both a strength and a limitation, depending on the player’s expectations. Replayability is largely driven by the pursuit of better performance. Players can revisit levels to achieve higher ratings, complete optional objectives, and refine their strategies. This can be rewarding for those who enjoy optimization, but there are limited additional modes or features to extend the experience beyond the main campaign. The game offers a substantial amount of content, but its longevity depends on the player’s willingness to engage with its repetitive but satisfying loop. In the end, Viking Heroes 5 is a dependable and polished entry in the time management genre that delivers a consistent and enjoyable experience. It combines accessible mechanics, steady progression, and a charming presentation into a cohesive package that works particularly well in short sessions. While it may not introduce new ideas, it succeeds in refining a proven formula and providing a satisfying experience for fans of casual strategy games. Rating: 7/10
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