Kailan May from BagoGames writes: I’m forever astounded at pop-culture’s ongoing ability to get something as lively, petty, and ridiculous as Norse Mythology and then scoop out anything that couldn’t appear in anything less than an 18 rating or is so insane as to baffle audiences. The problem is when you have lore that includes Odin’s pretty boy son, Baldr, being vowed to have nearly every object never hurt him (and therefore the other gods take up throwing things at Baldr as a pastime). After the scooping of the inappropriate, not much tends to be left besides vague pop-culture references like horned helmets. Valhalla Hills continues this pledge to the watered down Viking mythology pop-culture, hoping to charm people with its light-heartedness.
From PlayStation Universe: "Find out how the real-time strategy city builder fares in the Valhalla Hills: Definitive Edition review for PlayStation 4."
COGconnected writes: In Valhalla Hills, a “God game” in which you must lead a group of vikings to salvation, you might find that omnipotence can be surprisingly boring.
Neil writes "It's been available on PC for a while already but finally the hills of Valhalla can be explored on Xbox One."
A beautiful art style, heard good things about this one, may have to check it out.
