Viking: Sigurd's Adventure

[h1]«Viking: Sigurd's Adventure»[/h1] [b]Казуальный, аркадный экшен-платформер в атмосфере скандинавских легенд.[/b] [i]Пройдите 45 уровней, собирайте монеты, покупайте апгрейды и оружие, чтобы сразиться с могучим драконом Фафниром.[/i] Геймплей: https://youtu.be/lOs6oa54Stw Наш храбрый воин может бегать, прыгать, переносить ящики, ломать бочки, открывать сундуки, использовать колбы здоровья, холодное оружие ближнего и дальнего боя. Надо пройти 45 уровней, сразиться с монстрами на локациях, а затем одолеть финального босса - дракона. Игра простая, скорее детская. По мере прохождения собираем монеты, повышаем навыки и покупаем оружие помощнее. Ничего сногсшибательного, обычная симпатичная аркадка. Из минусов: странная механика прыжка. Создается впечатление, что герой проскальзывает в воздухе, как по льду. Зато прыжки не впритык – тут не надо рассчитывать каждый миллиметр, поэтому этот недостаток не такой уж критичный. [i] Обзор был написан для группы [url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/Obzzor4ik]Обзоры Онлайн[/url]. Почитать другие отзывы можете[url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/28776273/] тут[/url].[/i]

[b][i]Review copy provided by developer via Curator Connect[/i][/b] With the overwhelming glut of indie platformers on Steam, it can be hard for titles to stand out. Some try to invent new mechanics, often with mixed results. Others put forth elaborate art styles unlike anything you’ve ever seen. And others go hard on the fundamentals and rely on pure quality to carry them. Viking: Sigurd’s Adventure does none of these things. It looks like a mobile port of a dead simple platformer because it is, a title that exists to let you collect things to unlock things that make collecting things easier. There are about a hundred platformers I would recommend before this one, but in the space it occupies, it’s one of the better time-wasters you can pick up. Mighty Sigurd returns to his village to find it ransacked by a tubby dragon. The beast has flown the coop and left a horde of slavering monsters in its wake. The Jarl of the settlement took a beating in the process, and implores Sigurd to go after the dragon and mete out some justice. Turns out the road to said dragon winds through 45 stages of platforming, across rocky cliffs and snow-swept peaks and scorched firelands, all full of wolves and spiders and bees that hold deep grudges against Viking types. These places are also full of coins and runes that Sigurd can use to become yet mightier though, so if he keeps his eyes peeled and combs every location, he should have no problem keeping up with his foes. Before you mistake that poetic license for an epic adventure, let me run down how this thing actually plays. Loading into the game drops you into a splash screen of the village, where you have buttons for a currency exchange store, upgrades for gear and passive bonuses, and a timed chest that serves as a daily login reward. Clicking over to the map gives you a long Candyland-esque road dotted with levels to tackle, and clicking on a level lets you know how many coins and runes you’ve found and enemies you’ve defeated. Once you enter a level you get a text cutscene with hand-drawn portraits, featuring a wild-eyed and possibly constipated Sigurd yapping about something in broken English before chucking you into the level. Surely that all screams mobile port, and if the store actually let you pay money for coins or runes instead of just exchange them for each other the experience would be complete. But it is at least balanced for a cashless PC experience, as you will surely note from the incredibly baseline platforming. Sigurd (who now has entirely different hair and facial features in his 3D model) can scoot left and right, double-jump, swing his sword, throw axes, and pick up boxes to place on ye olde pressure plates to open gates. The game has that floaty, not-quite-aligned feel that mobile platformers often do, though the controls are more solid than you’ll find in most games of this caliber. You’ll use those moves to dispatch simple pacing enemies and scramble over platforms and bridges to find 60 coins and 3 runes per level, at least if you want to upgrade your gear. That’s it! There are a few simple bosses in the game, and a few new enemies as you progress, but the gameplay is forever and always about collecting doodads on your way to the exit. It’ll take you hours to get through all 45 levels, but without powerups or setpieces to break up the flow, it’s going to become repetitive in the first 20 minutes. There are loads of games like this on Steam, and loads more that are richer, more varied experiences. But honestly, a game being simple or unambitious isn’t the same as it being bad. It’s like a grocery store frozen cheeseburger… no one in their right mind would pick it over the dozens of objectively better burgers out there, but sometimes some folks just get a specific taste for it or want some simple and familiar. I’m certainly not telling anyone to run out and grab Viking: Sigurd’s Adventure for their platforming needs, but if you have a specific taste for something basic, it’s a solid pick in its space. Did you enjoy this review? I certainly hope so, and I certainly hope you'll check out more of them at https://goldplatedgames.com/ or on my [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/11322459/]curation page[/url]!

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Viking Sigurd's Adventure is an Action Platform Indie title created by Areal Czech The game consists of many different levels and stages which are all set out in a rather open world, sort of resembling an old Mario title of such. The gameplay itself is rather fun and addictive. Each stage featuring collectables in order to find and collect if one wishes to do so, there are also hidden in-game Achievements to unlock too, all of which helps keep the game from turning boring and stale. Thanks to this there is a lot of replay-ability to be had too. Only one major drawback in which we had was the fact that your limited on how many times you can upgrade your skills and abilities, to help remedy this you need to purchase in-game currency in order to progress, via an actual Online Store. This we see in a lot of games now and thankfully they are optional and this game is no different. Though, the option is there it is not exactly required and for the first section of the game at least is not needed. With that being said the game does manage to feature a small but varied skill tree, which allows you to improve your strength and probability of finding better items from foes you vanquish during your journey. The game also allows play of combining both the Keyboard and Mouse, sadly though it does not seem to offer the ability to play using a Controller. This is rather unfortunate for someone like us who is more accustomed to using a Controller. Thankfully though, the game is very much playable using a bare minimum of three to four different buttons so despite this the game is still very much easy to get used to and play. Whilst the game does offer the chance to play either using an Axe, Sword or Ranged Weapon. It does not seem like either has any benefiting feature over the other, meaning it all basically comes down to your personal preference. Which though it may seem strange can perhaps please those who do have a preference. So whether your the Axe Smashing type person, Sword Slaying type or even the Stealthy Ranged Assassin it is all up to you. One of the nicer features of the game is the fact you get rewarded each day you opt to play the game, rewarding you for your commitment to the game and giving you some nice bonus items to help aid in your adventure. OVERALL: Good game with a lot of potential. We are perhaps not the best at Platform games, having played and failed at so many in the past. Having said that we do enjoy them and look forward to playing more of this game in the future. We have no real gripe with this game and can see that a lot of effort has been put into creating it. PROS: + Controls are easy and only require a few buttons in order to play. + Plenty of nice puzzles and foes to vanquish. Makes for an overall enjoyable experience. + Being rewarded for your commitment to the game is a nice feature CONS: + Sadly there is no Controller option, though it is perhaps not necessary it would be a nice feature for those whom are more accustomed to using one. + Having to turn to the Online Shop for purchasing further skills and abilities is an off put but thankfully is optional. + For the most part the Weapons do not seem to be much of an option. As neither offer much of a difference.

El salto para el plataformero, es como el aire para nosotros. En este juego que grita ¡INDIE! hasta por donde puede, es lo que mas necesita. No es un buen juego en su expresión, pero si vemos el trasfondo del juego, hasta es perdonable. Un juego al final del día, y que quieren que les digamos, nos lo dieron gratis. No Recomendado. En primer lugar, los saltos. No son exactos, y requieren tiempo para acostumbrarse a su terrible diseño. Imprecisos, toscos, y sobre todo, con una general sensación de "raro". Diseño del juego: Sencillo, cliché y sobre todo en general aburrido. No aporta nada, y mas bien parece juego de Flash del 2005. Aunque los fondos estan técnicamente bien hechos y proporcionan algo, aunque sea solo profundidad. Aun así no es suficiente para salvar este apartado de lo terrible que es. El menu es simplemente horroroso, y al primer minuto que el jugador llega al juego, se puede dar cuenta de la gama de obra maestra en la que se metió. Historia: Si, miren, el juego te lo venden con la "idea" de una historia que progresa, pero si de preogresión hablamos, cre que incluso la Cuarta Transformación de México 2019 avanza más fluidamente y aporta más a nuestras vidas. Musica: Solo digamos que el strike de Youtube no tarda en llegar. Inserte Viking.exe Upgrading: Es tonto meter este apartado en un juego que no te da retroalimentación sobre cuanto va aumentando la dificultad, se siente vació por decir lo menos. Pero al final, es un juego independiente de una desarrolladora haciendo su debut en esta industria. Se nota el amor y dedicación de sus desarrolladores en tantos detalles que el juego tiene. Podría mejorar, y aunque nos guste o no, desarrolladoras y gente detrás de estos proyectos son el futuro de la industria, y supongo que para ser el primer juego, no esta mal. No esta mal. 4/10 el manga estaba mejor, anime was a mistake.

Here's a Totally Objective Review of the Game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqEp8FqNhZA (10/10)

Check out my Steam Curator page, "Minorthreatt Gaming Reviews." I have the most organized and extensive genre lists on Steam! Be sure to "FOLLOW" for more of my recommendations: http://store.steampowered.com/curator/31339849-Minorthreatt-Gaming-Reviews/?appid=257170 The Short of it: A decent platformer with a Viking theme. Reasonably challenging, especially when it comes to making the right jumps at the right times. Varied abilities add depth, ie: axe throwing and double jumps. I really liked the themes - I've always enjoyed Vikings and Norse mythology. The visuals do a great job of capturing the harsh, but beautiful landscape of Norway/Sweden and the surrounding area. Tall trees and mountains are featured in the foreground and backgrounds, and though cartoonish in nature, they are pretty authentic to the kind of scenes you would really see there. I appreciated that the whole look and feel had some real thought put into it, and it respected the source material if you will. It was also great to have upgradeable weapons and abilities - it gave it a slight RPG feel where you could build your character based on your gameplay preferences, etc. There are various ways you can get extra challenge and playthrough time from Viking: Sigurd's Adventure, so if you enjoy the base game you'll have lots more to do in relation to the extras. Good game for the right price, especially for those who would enjoy the theme and like platformers.

habe level 15 mit 3 sternen absolviert(was aber auf der säule nicht angezeigt wird),kann level 16 trotzdem nicht anwählen;auch der bär bleibt im weg,im level selbst habe ich ihn aber mehrfach besiegt,Dateien überprüfen brachte nichts,schade jetzt wo die story langsam interessant wurde