Viking Frontiers: Prologue

Viking Frontiers: Prologue

BLUM Entertainment · 2025 · Strategy, Action, Adventure, RPG, Simulation

PC
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About Viking Frontiers: Prologue

Welcome to the North


A series of unfortunate events has brought you to an unknown shore, and it is your task to transform it into your new home and fortress.

Can you unite the remnants of your clan? Can you withstand the challenges of nature? And most importantly, will you prove worthy of the honorable title of Jarl? The fate of your people rests on your shoulders…


Viking Frontiers Features

  • A deep, extensive survival system
  • Immersive simulation features, including crafting, building, hunting, expeditions and many, many more
  • Management of clansmen’s needs, laws, activities and living conditions
  • Beautiful, realistic graphics that allow you to experience everything from a first-person perspective
  • Numerous quests, random events, day and night system
  • Addictive gameplay steeped in an authentic Viking vibe and awesome sound effects



    Your people need you


    Know that your newly formed settlement will face many challenges and difficulties. You, as its leader, must learn to recognize the most favorable opportunities and the greatest threats. It's entirely up to you, whether you choose to follow the path of the hunter, farmer, priest, builder, or any mixture of them all. Discover your own ways of survival and master a host of useful skills to tame this wild, dangerous land.



    Feel the thrill of survival


    Viking Frontiers combines the best elements of RPG, Survival, Simulation, and Strategy genres to provide you with an absolutely unique gaming experience. If you choose so, you can delve into the main story, explore the in-game world, or focus on side quests or your other favorite activities.

    Jump right into the misty tale straight from the Viking sagas and enjoy varied, highly replayable gameplay.

    Stay up to date


    Be sure to join our community to show off your settlement and exchange the tales about your deeds with other Viking Frontiers players. Become a member of the clan and join our Discord server, where we regularly host interesting events and engaging competitions. To always stay up to date, follow our Social Media channels. See you there, Jarl!

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Jul 24, 2026
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Not recommended Jul 11, 2026
Just another game with the same Unity assets as dozens of other games. NPC dialog is slow and boring. Annoying things like not being able to keep weapons on the hot bar and a very slow grind. Nothing impressive about this game at all. One thing is for damn sure, and that is I won't be buying or recommending this amalgamation of Unity parts.
Recommended Jul 4, 2026
it has some issues but so far it is pretty good.... one of the issues is logs can roll under a house/hut and you cannot get at it... there are some other issues like limited space to move and build (small arena/play area) some graphics need upgrading (meshes and textures) keybindings neen some consolidating... some requirements are rediculously high and some are rediculously low (logs are a bit low, pluse should be able to carry 3 at a time they are not huge and awkword unless you where carrying the entire tree) should be able to catch and raise animals, and of course ride some and use some as beasts of burden...
Recommended Jun 27, 2026
epic
Recommended Jun 9, 2026
Great survival game,easy to learn for new players to survival style games
Not recommended Apr 2, 2026
The prologue is so short that it doesn’t give enough time to decide whether the full game is worth buying. The core idea is promising, but the experience is undermined by how much content is locked due to it being just a demo. It ends up feeling incomplete rather than intriguing. On top of that, the NPC AI is extremely poor. Animals run straight into walls when chased, and NPCs in town move in unnatural, awkward patterns. The tutorial explanations are also very weak—you often have to guess what to do, which only makes the experience more frustrating. In short, the prologue fails at its main purpose: making the player want to buy the full game. If anything, it has the opposite effect.

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