It fits perfectly and the scenery is simple and enjoyable. Sure, there are no radicilous number of units through levels but amazing graphics fulfill that spot. Vikings, buildings, water and especially lightnings during night time are very well done and it’s impressive that all of that come with no performance loss which is almost common thing with Unreal games. Powered by Unreal Engine 4, yet game looks adorable and amazing in every single aspect. That idea kinda kills potential which is enormous with this title and overall concept. All come to end fight and decision what to do without knowing what will come out if you decide that your army is stronger no matter what. After completed 20 levels things didnt change and almost every single time you will need to go less or more in same order with buildings aside from experimenting and trying to find faster way of developing every aspect. Problem with game in current early-access stage come with fact that whole game is goal-oriented which means that after creating your village, increasing population and setting up everything as you want will be removed by going through portal, where essentially you get forced to start from scratch with couple new unlocks most of the time, but with same goal expand your village, create army and get near portal to see what awaits you.
Food, place for sleep and weapons will be required to keep soldiers up aswel as good production in your village to keep building new stuff without longer delays. How ? With viking army ! So among many buildings you will be able to create army and military camps and train your vikings with couple different weapons to fight and defend their village. In begining islands will be smaller without too much challenge where you aim to get enough teritory and reach portal where you will need to deal with choice, do you want to sacrifice something or you want to deal in violent way. You are controlling couple Vikings indirectly by making buildings as Toolmaker, Woodcutter, Quarry, Fishery, Hunter’s Lodge and many more where they will need to adapt, start gathering resources, create tools and expand their settlement to be able to reach portal. Leko decide to help fellow Vikings and as God of the builders he will try to bring those Vikings to the portals with hope to reach Valhalla. Story follows Leko, son of Odin, the ruler of Asgard who get banished by his father to the Earth where he need to become useful. Developed by Funatics Software, published by Daedalic Entertainment game got published on steam platform on 2nd December. Valhalla Hills is a indie-strategy game where you build your village with focus on objectives and achievements through every mission. A brand new strategy game from the developers of Cultures and The Settlers II. A brand new strategy game from the developers of Lead your people. Se my "First look at - Valhalla Hills" video here: … Expand So, at a first look I like the game very much and I definitely recommend others to try it. I think it's not to bad as soon you get the point, sort of say. NEGATIVES: The game play and tutorial is confusing to me, and I don't understand exactly what I'm doing. I like the music but hope it will vary a bit more since I progress trough the game. I like the cartoonish style and the environment looks good to my eye. POSITIVES: I found the graphics very appealing (except the water line) and the viking animations are quite smooth and nice. Your mission is to protect and help the vikings to regain their honor so they can return to Asgard. Odin, the ruler of Asgard, is in a bad temper and trough his son and vikings out of Asgard since they lack of honor. It's a sweet strategy builder game from Funatics Software.
Today I found my viking roots in the game, Valhalla Hills. It's a sweet Probably NOT the best gamer in the world. Probably NOT the best gamer in the world. For me (and at least for a fair price) it's a great fun to play. Since you found a familiar pattern for each of your villages you feel comfortable at home every time you return. I have to admit, that it might doesn't sound quite interesting at first, but I was searching for a game I can play for an hour or two and return later on to continue my play without any frustrations or disorientation. But in later levels (one hour of gameplay or something like that) you'll manage to rise a nice village and are prepared for the (sometimes tough) enemies. Yes, there's a quite steep learning curve especially if you're new to these type of strategy games, or haven't played it for a while (which was my situation). Watching the cuddly vikings doing viking stuff is really charming. Yes, there's a quite steep learning curve I really enjoy the graphics.
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