Analog Addiction writes:
"When I first witnessed the unforgiving nature of War of the Roses, I instantly got hooked. It looked like that kind of game which actually rewards you for taking your time to understand its brutal mechanics (brutal, as in a positive manner). Unfortunately, I never did get the chance to play it.
Now though, developer Fatshark is taking the franchise further, by introducing us to War of the Roses’ spiritual sequel, War of the Vikings. Today, me (Vlad Pintea) and Ryan Livingstone are here to tell you all you need to know about our WotV’s early access impressions."
GG3 writes: "Black Friday promotions online are as brutal as in real life, so it’s hard to pick out where exactly the lowest prices are. Select Steam keys on Games Republic are currently lower than anywhere else, certainly as the store handles region-free pricing that stays fair to Europeans. So, here are the best ones to pick up."
With your sword held aloft you hastily close distance on your foe, arrows and spears narrowly miss their target as you get ever closer to your quarry.
Your swords meet with a shuddering crash, you back away preparing to strike again - Writes MrBadDog
bet this would be cracking to play with 2 full teams of friends :-)
just wish it was a little bit cheaper, added to my wishlist for now
They can be fun, frustrating as well though.
A team of fellow useless players is a laugh.
Sounds a lot like Chivalry. Seems like it could be fun.
As one of the useless players, I appreciate the opportunity to be a laugh!
SteamFirst: Today I have a review on War of the Vikings for you. The violence didn’t save this games score, its a hard game to enjoy.
