Viking Sisters Reviews

If you like these kind of games, this is a really good one

It's O.K. But, its in-game achievements are not synced with Steam. This is unlike the previous (Viking Brothers), and later (Viking Heroes) games in the series.

I really love the Viking Brothers series so was looking for something just like it. I guess this kind of qualifies. To me there is something missing but maybe I played it when grumpy? Still worth buying if you like the series and want to waste some time.

I generally play this game when I'm stressed out and can relax with it.

Small addition to the Viking Brothers series, this time starring their sisters, but it feels rushed and uninspired. With bugs, imbalanced levels, and chores like "doing the dishes" as tasks, it lacks the charm of its predecessors. Only for die-hard fans of the series who don't mind its many flaws.

A minor entry in the "Viking Brothers" series. The game is a standard time management sort: you have to run around and pick up wood, stone, gold, food and gems, then use them to build things or to clear obstructions. The big difference here is that you are playing two sisters of the Viking brothers, and since you are playing strong and proud women of the female persuasion, your first level is to do the dishes. I think the second level is you doing laundry. If you think I'm kidding, there are screenshots of you doing the dishes. Astonishingly, there are no levels of you tricking the Viking Brothers into attending Ballet with you. Compared to the standard Viking Brothers games, there are various bugs and typos-- I posted a screenshot of the wrong picture used in a dialogue, as an example-- but nothing game-breaking. Also, there are no Steam Achievements, which apparently only male vikings deserve. Now, here are some details of this game: There are 52 levels. Each level takes roughly 10 minutes to play. Some levels are either imbalanced or were never play-tested: for example, level 50 requires 20 food but doesn't supply you with a farm, so you have to wait on a magic-food-supplying-chest that dispenses two pieces of food at a time, and thus you have to wait for it to reload 10 times. Other levels curse you and thus demand twice the number of everything. I must confess to wondering if the game went to market too soon. There are things you can do, such as upgrade the weapons of the two sisters but this has nothing to do with the game, as it is a time-management game, and not a RPG, FPS, roguelike, or anything else where you would need to upgrade the weapons. It is not even like Heroes of Might and Magic where the weapons are used indirectly by your other units. Also, there are collectibles-- every other level has you looking for a jigsaw puzzle piece. If you have ever play a Hidden Object game, you will NOT consider these puzzle pieces to be cleverly concealed or hard to find. Some might as well have neon green arrows pointing at them. So, I recommend this game but only to that small subset of you that can't get enough of the Viking Brothers series and want to pay top dollar for an admittedly minor entry in the series.