Viking Saga: Epic Adventure

I say... OK. This is a Time Management game. The graphics are simple. The music is OK. The story is nothing relevant and a skeletal narrative at best. No bugs or crashes. Overall, entertaining but there's nothing new to the old formula for games like this. If you like the genre you gonna enjoy the simple mechanics and the casual playtime. It's long enough for the price. It can get a bit repetitive and the missions could be more creative. Anyway, there's no real reason to not play it other than playing better things, of course. This is the last game of 3, by the way, but I don't think the poor story is that important to play them in any sequential order. Keep on killing that backlog.

It is a clear the road type time management game. I really enjoyed the [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/MouseWithBeer/recommended/415390]first[/url] two games in the series (even if the [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/MouseWithBeer/recommended/416340]second[/url] one had a game breaking bug preventing me from finishing it), but this one not so much. It just felt like the game was constantly trying to screw you over. Shame.

simple timewaster, bit harder if you're a completionist (some of the levels are pretty hard to get 3 stars on, which means you can't do the bonus rounds). Don't forget to use the speedups etc at the bottom (I do, habitually lol). It's a little colonialist-mindset, if you're sensitive to that.

Just no.

An oldie but a goodie.

The game does not strive far from your regular time-management games of similr making. What is unique, though, is the considerable challenge involved in acquiring three stars on every level. Beating the game with all honours will take a lot of puzzling for the right build sequence. As a bonus, the victory animations and facial expressions during the story bits are comically silly. In a regular dialogue Ingold already looks like he just walked in on his mom and the village elder.