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A well-rounded action title with elements of strategy, traditional hack and slash, and arcade action. Large scale battles and mythical creatures, theyre all here!...
Pretty graphics, smooth gameplay, large open world with great view distance, dragons!, intuitive and easy to get into thanks to the visual cues.
No multiplayer, some sound problems, not enough strategy for some.
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Viking: Battle for Asgard is not a good game. Some of you out there may be perplexed as to why a reviewer would ever summarise their opinion of a game in the first sentence, but this is what happens when you try so desperately to like a game that but c...
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Gameplay doesn’t present too many challenges, but it is fun whilst it lasts. This is once for fantasy fans who like a bit of gore...
Easy to get in to, graphics, free roaming...
Lacks longevity, caused console crashes...
Gameplay doesn’t present too many challenges, but it is fun whilst it lasts. This is once for fantasy fans who like a bit of gore...
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Viking: Battle for Asgard is best described as a mix of developer Creative Assembly’s previous Total War games and Sony’s God of War series, mixing hack-n-slash, quick time events and building up an army into an action adventure even Odin could be prou...
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You don’t judge your progress in Viking by high scores, percentage complete or rankings. You measure it in blisters - that old school badge of honour. The more pus you have swilling round beneath your swollen fingertips, the more pallid thick white ski...
Visceral combat, Tightlyscripted story, Great controls...
Sound lacks atmosphere, Toosimple puzzles, Struggling camera...
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While it might look like an RPG, this is a pure action game that gets boring quickly. OverviewRating Viking: Battle of Asgard is a surprisingly simple action game for the PlayStation 3 that has some very elementary RPG components, but is mostly just a...
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You are the chosen one to lead your army against the army of the dead. You are Skarin the Viking that has been brought back to life by the goddess Freya to help defeat the goddess Hel and her legion of soldiers. The two goddess’s battle has spread t...
This game left you wanting a little more in certain areas but for the overall feel of the game this was wonderfully put together. You have a great story that really flows and pulls you into it. You have these wonderful layouts of the levels with the is...
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Viking: Battle for Asgard doesn't sell itself all that well. The opening few minutes are packed with plenty of walking, talking and collecting, but not a whole lot of action - something pretty high on your list of expectations when you boot up an 18-ra...
Brutal violence, Some great environments, Fairly repetitive, Simplistic combat...
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del.icio.us | Digg This | Glink It There are very few hack-and-slash action games that showcase more than just the ability to tear through enemies and then there are those that are simply content with just doing the same thing over and over again un...
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gamespot.com Updated:
2017-01-10 03:16:32
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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...
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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 hands-on time with the...
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Platfroms: Xbox 360, Playstation 3. Xbox version reviewed. There's no question in my mind that Viking: Battle for Asgard is the bloodiest hack-and-slash epic I've ever seen, making the horrifically brutal God of War look like The Chronicles of Narnia by...
Not quite the God of War/Spartan/Crackdown combo we might have hoped for, but still a fine hack-and-slash epic with impressive battles and a magnificent world to explore...
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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 hackin...
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...
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1up.com Updated:
2017-01-10 03:16:33
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At some point in your life, you're going to settle for something: a breakfast, a car, or a girlfriend or boyfriend. And while that's fine in real life, that sort of thinking shouldn't exist in the entertainment world. Imagine Michael Bay saying "Let's...
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In the world of interactive entertainment there are games that go out of their way to engulf the player into a sea of narrative. Making sure that every whimsical detail is relevant and every story arc engaging. Viking: Battle for Asgard is not one of t...
Epic Battles, Truly Visceral Combat, Fatalities Never Get Old...
Unstable Frame Rate, Fetch Quests Become Tedious, Story Gets Overlooked...
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Viking: Battle for Asgard is a simple hack-and-slash adventure that takes players through a fictional Viking world full of battle-scarred warriors, foul demons, and vengeful gods. The brutal carnage, Viking theme, and solid visuals go a long way to making...
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