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Abstract: Learning about the adventures and deeds of Vikings, such as Erik the Red or Leif Eriksson, was always the highlight of any world history class in school. After all, these were true stories about men who explored the unknown, conquered new lands, and of...
Combat can be amusing for a few hours, Portals make travelling easy.
After a few hours, the combat gets dull, Objectives and missions are repetitive, No payoff for exploration, Camera is horrendous, Audio is sparse and disappointing.
Thanks to Viking: Battle for Asgards mundane and tedious gameplay, the only battle youll wage will be a losing one against boredom. ...
Abstract: Viking: Battle for Asgard has been on Geek.com’s radar since late last year during SEGA’s Winter Wonderland. At that time, we just got to watch and admire the game. Later, at SEGA’s Sweet Celebration, we got a chance to get some ha...
Abstract: Combat in Viking is going to require the player to think a bit. Its not just about what happens once the fight starts - its about how you set it up. Skarin has a basic stealth capability and, with an early unlocked move, can instantly kill any enemy...
Abstract: The premise of the game is pretty standard. You play as Skarin, a Viking warrior charged with the task of fighting back against the monstrous hordes summoned by Hel, the goddess of death. Hel wants to cover the entire world with Viking zombies and ulti...
Published: 2008-03-26, Author: Gabe , review by: gamespy.com
Flood of blood; massive armies of dudes on-screen at once; stealth Vikings?
Wicked frame-rate issues during big battles; shallow combat for the lazy button-masher.
Our first hands-on preview of Viking: Battle for Asgard was incredibly positive. Indeed, it looked like the game would be everything Koeis Dynasty Warriors series could have been had it meaningfully evolved since its first iteration. But after hacking...
Abstract: Platforms: Xbox 360, PS3 My biggest fear when I'm going to get my first look at a game I've been looking forward to is that I'll come away underwhelmed. It happens more often than you might think - someone on the development team taking you through the e...
Abstract: 5 A fierce struggle within Asgard, the realm of the Norse gods, has escalated, spilling over to the mortal world. Now a champion must be found who can sway a war that threatens the land and the fate of the gods themselves. Its a familiar premise, and...
Shallow, repetitive gameplay; minor bugs The Final Word Vikings bloody hack-and-slash action undoubtedly holds appeal, yet the shallow, repetitive nature of its gameplay keeps it from being more than an amusing trifle.
Vikings bloody hack-and-slash action undoubtedly holds appeal, yet the shallow, repetitive nature of its gameplay keeps it from being more than an amusing trifle.
