Sons of Valhalla

Sons of Valhalla is a combat and base-building game set in the Viking Age. Build fortresses and lay siege to enemy strongholds, gather warriors and board longboats, and engage in personal combat as you raid and conquer across England.

Sons of Valhalla is a medieval, strategy and rpg game developed by Pixel Chest and published by Hooded Horse.
Released on April 05th 2024 is available only on Windows in 17 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Russian, Traditional Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, Czech, Hungarian, Thai, Turkish and Ukrainian.

It has received 736 reviews of which 495 were positive and 241 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.5 out of 10. 😐

The game is currently priced at 9.99€ on Steam and has a 50% discount.

The Steam community has classified Sons of Valhalla into these genres:

Medieval Strategy RPG Open World Simulation War Action Sandbox Character Customization Moddable Adventure City Builder Survival Dark Fantasy Singleplayer Horses Realistic Third Person Historical First-Person

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Requirements

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Windows

OS: Windows® 10 (64-bit)
Processor: Intel® Core™ i5-4670 (quad-core) / AMD® Ryzen™ 3 2200G (quad-core)
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 550 Ti (1 GB) / AMD® Radeon™ HD 6850 (1 GB)
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 3 GB available space

Reviews

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Sept. 2024

The game is FUN! Yes, it gets repetitive after a while and the levels are too big. BUT. Developers acknowledged it and the game will be updated and fixed, that's what important that, the game is not abandoned

April 2024

Finished it in 10 hours (with the new game + content), this game is a clone of Kingdom: Two Crowns with one major change in the gameplay: you can fight and you have to assault bases. What it does well: - Pixel Art is great - Boss fights are interesting, although a bit too easy - Shooting arrows and headshooting enemies is satisfying - The runes are a nice mechanic What it does not do well: - Be a clone of Kingdom See, the Kingdom concept is unique and its interest lies in the fact that you are always preparing to defend. Only towards the end game, you must start counter-attacking. In Sons of Valhalla, being the offender is more important than defending. In fact, you can probably play the whole game without being attacked once if you play aggressively. The other thing that I found wasnt done better than Kingdom was the building aspect; in Kingdom the fact that you can't build where you want is a fun part of the game, and forces you to expand sometimes in places faraway from your townhall, which often leads to some issues. In SoV, you always get the same layout for a base, which makes it a bit boring. I recommend it because I think it's a fun experience, but as you may have noticed, I find Kingdom much better. if you can afford it, buy both, and play SoV first.

April 2024

Is it kingdom two crowns? No. It is similar in the amount of attention it takes to play the game and in that the pixel art is very pretty and also you are constantly fighting to expand your territory. I enjoy upgrading myself and my soldiers and unlocking new weapons and abilities through new buildings and runes found after defeating enemies. The boss fights are simple but fun and actually that's a good way to describe the whole game. On the down side however the story so far has been meh and I probably wouldn't miss it if they got rid of it completely. Upgrading anything takes time for some reason, even once you have more than enough to pay the costs for the upgrades the upgrades themselves sometimes take a good 2 to 3 minutes to go through and wont apply retroactively to any of your units. Also because you are limited to a certain amount of manpower that all units count towards if your units aren't cutting it in their current state you will need to send them off to die and then wait for replacements which will probably leave you vulnerable to the never ending stream of enemies. Still its roughly what I wanted when I bought it but not quite worth what I paid for it, wait for a good sale.

April 2024

I was really unsure whether to give this a yes or no. The game starts pretty fun and there's definitely a ton of potential there. However...my experience (on hard mode) was not really good later on. And by later on, i mean just on the second stage. Basically, your character is pretty damn weak, and you can kinda cheese enemies with your power attacks to kill them, but that gets tedious. Since your troops are nearly entirely useless, you have to do all the work yourself, which means, 80% of your time is spent cheesing enemies with power attacks. The other 20% is you running back home recruiting more troops, and you usually can't because they cost too much resources and you just don't make enough. So the balance is off entirely, and it makes the gameplay worse. The whole point of this game is to recruit soldiers and send them to war, but your soldiers are useless so that defeats this point entirely. I'll give this a Yes, the dev put a lot of effort in this game and it has potential. I'll revisit it in a few months and if it didn't improve substantially it'll change to a No.

April 2024

As someone who has been hoping for people to start iterating on the Kingdom core concept for years, Sons of Valhalla is really delivering. The combat is much expanded upon here and there is an actual campaign with a story to play through. I'm really loving it so far. Will post more when I get further in!

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