Vikings Gone Wild
Build a viking deck of beer, buildings and berserkers, then raid your neighbours without knowing their defence.
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Review · in EnglishVIKINGS GONE WILD | Test/Rezension | BrettspielGeeks- Designer
- Julien Vergonjeanne
- Published by
- Corax Games
- Editions by
- Lucky Duck Games, Hobby World, Last Level, Games Factory
Vikings build breweries, hire units and pray to their gods, all to smash the neighbouring village. You improve your deck with buildings and troops, then attack, and the attacker never knows exactly what defence is waiting.
Who it's for
Groups who find most deck builders too solitary and want direct conflict with their card engines. Best at three.
Not for you if…
You dislike being attacked or long games with fiddly upkeep: ninety minutes is a lot for this weight, and the many card types and quest layers slow the first couple of sessions considerably.
Vibe's take
Loud and confrontational, with a steady drumbeat of bluffing. You are always calculating whether the raid is worth the units it might cost you.
Nominated
Published 2017 · 9 years ago
older than 54% of games
In 6,832 collections
collected more than 69% of games
2–4 players · ages 10+
Best with 3
45–90 min
longer than 77% of games · typical 30–90 min
Complexity: medium
One warm-up round · 2.2 out of 5 · heavier than 58%
Opinions: usual spread
A normal range of ratings
Language: some text
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