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  • Summary: In Tribes of Midgard players can play solo or co-op with a team of up to 10 players to resist the oncoming invasion of giants during Ragnarök. Set in worlds full of dark creatures, hidden gods, and abundant materials to be uncovered, players begin the game as a Viking living in a villageIn Tribes of Midgard players can play solo or co-op with a team of up to 10 players to resist the oncoming invasion of giants during Ragnarök. Set in worlds full of dark creatures, hidden gods, and abundant materials to be uncovered, players begin the game as a Viking living in a village that houses the Seed of Yggdrasil, which is the last bastion that protects the gods from the other realms. Fans will need to explore the wilderness to craft new weapons and be prepared to defend the sacred center of your village from the grim shadows from Helheim that prey upon its power. All the while, giants stalk ever closer to the village, seeking to destroy Midgard and fulfill the prophecy of the end of the world. Expand
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  1. Positive: 5 out of 13
  2. Negative: 0 out of 13
  1. Sep 9, 2021
    80
    Tribes of Midgard possesses a promising concept and great tincture of rogue-lite elements and survival genre. At the same time, it is a great co-op experience, and frustratingly annoying due to its bad balancing issues and potentially steep difficulty curve for new players to the genre. It still shines in most of its parts with its astonishing visual design and catchy gameplay loop.
  2. Aug 16, 2021
    80
    Tribes of Midgard is far from a perfect survival game. While it maintains a steady loop for players to engage with, the process of scavenging, crafting, and building can be pretty boring during the first few days and relentless as deadly winter encroaches upon the player’s safe haven. Yet despite its flaws and lack of meaningful post-run progression, it’s hard to deny that when a full lobby of ten Vikings are working together, the game is at its strongest. Though there might be something for those players who prefer to be a bit lonely, the game’s large worlds may prove to be far too much to tackle when the difficulty ramps up.
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    Aug 24, 2021
    80
    This compelling mix of top-down action and survival sets a strong foundation for further Viking adventures. That said, there’s plenty here at launch to keep you busy. [Issue#5, p.85]
  4. Aug 4, 2021
    70
    When you're playing with your whole clan, Tribes of Midgard is an exciting, hectic, co-op rush to hold off enemies and the elements – It's just a bit too unforgiving if you want to go it alone. Slaying a mighty jotun and racing against the coming of Ragnarok makes for plenty of Norse-flavored fun, but I longed for the chance to explore and interact with its world and systems with less constant upkeep, and at my own pace.
  5. Aug 22, 2021
    70
    Tribes of Midgard feels adventurous and entertaining, and while the Endless mode is nothing special, the Saga section of the game carries the weight on its own and eventually delivers, even though some annoying bugs hurt the overall experience.
  6. Aug 16, 2021
    70
    You can mix disparate features and still get a great game, but this is not what happened with Tribes of Midgard. Even though it’s muddled, it could still be a great survival game if it didn’t waste so much of your time.
  7. Aug 8, 2021
    60
    After a few hours of playing, you quickly realize that Tribes of Midgard is trying too many genres at the same time and doesn't follow through on its ideas. This RPG-inspired survival Rogue-Lite offers some great things, but too many game systems lack depth to engage players. The excessive simplicity of the combat mixed with a loot and a minimalist crafting hard to forget the redundant and unbalanced structure of the experience. There remains a sympathetic and pleasant universe to explore. Too bad it is impossible to do it at your own pace, because it is mandatory to join the camp after dark.

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Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 7 out of 15
  2. Negative: 3 out of 15
  1. Apr 11, 2022
    10
    Great coop multiplayer, fun combat that is easy to pick up and can be tuned to many different styles, wide range of biomes, enemies, andGreat coop multiplayer, fun combat that is easy to pick up and can be tuned to many different styles, wide range of biomes, enemies, and objectives to complete before Fimbulwinter arrives. All set in Norse(ish) mythology with a really cool art style. Only complaint is the tutorial, it teaches the core mechanic of the game well, but doesn’t show you your priorities in actually being successful in a Saga run. After a few attempts (and maybe a Google search or two) and you will see where you need to be. Damn fine game, not to be slept upon - especially for this price point. Also it has Linda Expand
  2. Jul 30, 2021
    10
    Very entertaining game to hang out with your friends, seasons look promising.
  3. Jul 31, 2021
    10
    Pour un jeux a 20 euro il n'y a rien a redire Un bon mélange de style beaucoup de plaisir
  4. Oct 20, 2021
    7
    It's a fun game when you get a good team. Very repetitive in the sense where one class outperforms the other ones and has your running theIt's a fun game when you get a good team. Very repetitive in the sense where one class outperforms the other ones and has your running the same build every game. Fun with friends, not so much with strangers. Expand
  5. Aug 10, 2021
    7
    This game tries to hit the sweet spot in between multiplayer and solo and for me, it misses both doing so...

    Playing it multiplayer divides
    This game tries to hit the sweet spot in between multiplayer and solo and for me, it misses both doing so...

    Playing it multiplayer divides the souls/ressources to avoid being too easy but it leaves you spending whole days gathering/killing stuff only to come back to town with very little ressources compared to solo player and it makes it a drag.

    On Solo experience, the gathering and ressources is awesome but of course, TIME is lacking to do everything that needs to be done in time before eternal winter...
    You just can't craft/build everything (Doors/towers/buildings/weapons/armor/bridge)

    I managed to reach Day14 but from there on, I was constantly under attack and couldn't leave the camp!

    I think they shouldve made the days last longer in solo!
    I know I could switch to "endless" mode but meh...
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  6. Apr 9, 2022
    7
    An enjoyable game with friends, not as much fun solo. The content gets repetitive pretty fast but I do appreciate they are trying to addAn enjoyable game with friends, not as much fun solo. The content gets repetitive pretty fast but I do appreciate they are trying to add things. I wish they had more modes and maybe a pvp aspect where you could battle village versus village. Expand
  7. Aug 22, 2021
    0
    Overall very disappointing game, i was expecting so much more from this title. why is it so bad.

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