Viking City Builder [VERIFIED]
It isn't news that people love Vikings in video games. In just the past couple years we've seen Assassin's Creed: Valhalla become Ubisoft's biggest PC game launch ever and smash hit indie survival game Valheim sell millions of copies in early access. The interest in getting more Vikings on our computer monitors extends to city builders too, like 2021's strategy city builder Frozenheim and the upcoming (and rather bluntly named) Viking City Builder (opens in new tab).
Viking City Builder
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Well, pop on your historically inaccurate horned helmet, because there's another Viking city building game and it's launching into early access today on Steam. In Land of the Vikings (opens in new tab) you're a jarl in charge of a tiny northern camp with high hopes of growing it into a properly fearsome norse settlement.
As I began building my village, I made sure to assign workers that fit the job best, which is almost like a little minigame because every Viking trudging around my settlement has their own skills and attributes. Everyone (except babies) has a score for luck (handy for fishing and gathering), strength (any job that requires brawn like woodcutting or building), speed (good for farmers and market workers) and intelligence (useful for blacksmiths, tailors, and shipbuilders). Before assigning anyone a job, I always made sure they had skills that would contribute to their productivity.
It's a nice looking Viking city builder, though, and I'm looking forward to playing more and seeing how trading and raiding works. Land of the Vikings launches on Steam Early Access today (opens in new tab).
Okay so maybe Valhalla was too Assassin's Creed-y for you and Valheim is too crafty. If so, perhaps this end of the viking trend will be just right. Frozenheim is an upcoming city builder with RTS combat where you've got to help your clan survive the harsh north. This next Norse 'em up is planning to launch in early access in May.
Frozenheim is "a serene Norse city builder game that offers elaborate management mechanics and multiple progression trees to balance as you maintain and expand your settlement," Paranoid Interactive say. "Prepare for brutal RTS combat that will put your tactical skill into a test. As you launch exploration parties on foot and by boats you will not only discover resources you can exploit but also draw the attention of the enemies who will seek to destroy you."
Pillage, set on fire and set a new village on the ashes of Europeans! Viking City Builder is a classic city builder game with real-time strategy elements that allows players to live through historic expansions of the Viking age.
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A new city builder is about to enter an increasingly crowded genre. Land of the Vikings is a Viking city builder that will enter Early Access in Q4 2022. With Farthest Frontier selling and entertaining hundreds of thousands of city building aficionados, Land of the Vikings hopes to eventually do the same. Let's take a look at it, shall we?
Viking City Builder is a classical city building game with elements of a real-time strategy sparked on top! Make a new place to live for your Viking brothers and sisters, build homes, longhouses, boating houses, ritual houses and many more constructions from the era. Send your people to work or hunt for food in the wilderness!
Many gamers prefer quality and varied gameplay over getting pretty games to look prettier. This is where the RTS elements come in. The game might be a city builder but it features some classic RTS gameplay mechanics so it's not all just about building a settlement.
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If we were to go shouting about every new city builder coming out, we'd have to change our name to CityBuilderRadar, and that's just plain clunky. That said, Land of the Vikings seems to have a few things going for it that separate it from the pack. For one, it's low-key beautiful, with an understated art design and semi-muted color palette lending an uncanny realism to the visuals that really makes the snowy mountain ranges and shimmering bodies of water pop.
I also like that it doesn't use a grid-based system that restricts what and where you can build, which should make your village look a lot more like an actual lived-in, real-world place. It seems like there's a pretty robust decoration system too, allowing you to build monuments to Odin or Freya, customize the look of your Viking ships, and modify houses' exteriors. Decorating affects your villagers' happiness, so it's not just a cosmetic thing like in most city builders.
Looking at the scant supply of Steam reviews (opens in new tab), a lot of folks are calling Land of the Vikings "chill," which is precisely what I want from a city builder. The description says you'll be chopping trees, planting and growing crops, hunting wildlife, mining, and fishing to sustain your burgeoning city and managing resources to survive the extremes of the seasons.
Indie Developer Paranoid Interactive and Publisher Hyperstrange strike the Viking theme while the iron is hot! Frozenheim, a new Viking city builder with RTS elements. Players must build and expand upon their Viking settlement while defending against enemy raiders from the nearby Jarl. Take on side quests and fend off bandits from attacking nearby towns, or trade with harbors for access to boats to aid you on your expeditions across the sea.
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