Recenzje Northgard

Świetna Gierka

Boring as hell

mozna brac cvveli w niewole

Może być

Spoko ale ma problem z balansem

fun and relaxing game

Przyjemna rozgrywka, jeśli lubisz strategie na pewno się odnajdziesz ;)

gra mnie kosztowała 100zł wchodzę do środka okazuje się że są tu jakieś mechaniki gry gdzie są jakieś mikro płatności. w samej grze nie można nic robić bo jak buduje się budynek od czegoś na przykład jedzenia to okazuje się że to nie starczy bo masz na minusie. zawsze masz za mało miejsca na budynki chodź potrzebujesz każdego budynku bo inaczej nie możesz się rozwijać a nawet nie rozwijać a przeżyć. a boty cię pokonuje bo jakimś cudem ma armie co jest złożona z tysiąca jednostek gdzie ty maksymalnie możesz mieć 3 więcej nie bo nie masz miejsca na budynek z wojownikami a jak budujesz tylko budynki z wojownikami to wszyscy umierają z głodu i to wszystko na poziomie niskim. gra to balansowe gówno nie gra się w ogóle przyjemnie

Very addicted game! Reminds me good old times of settlers and similar titles. I try single for now and it gaves me a lot of fun

Northgard is what happens when Settlers, Age of Empires, and Civilization go on a Viking party and accidentally invent their own game. Like Settlers, it’s about building an economy — but forget long production chains. Each building has a clear role, each villager does one job, and expansion is tile-based and carefully rationed. Simple on paper, but brutal in winter. Like Age of Empires, it features combat — but armies are lesser, battles less tactical, and you can’t build or gather on enemy tiles until they’re yours. Territory is everything. Clans add massive asymmetry, changing how you approach every match. Like Civilization, it offers multiple win conditions: domination, lore, fame, trade, or special objectives. There’s light diplomacy with neutral factions like giants or kobolds, and even some research trees — but don’t expect nukes. What really sets Northgard apart is its clans. Each one plays so differently, it’s like learning a new mini-game every time. A few examples: * Goat Clan (base game) – The reliable farmers. Slow, stable, great food economy. Perfect for outlasting others through winters and patience. * Wolf Clan (base game) – Aggressive and hungry. Bonuses from killing enemies, early military dominance. Attack first, ask questions never. * Snake Clan (DLC) – Masters of subterfuge. No honor, no declarations of war. Sabotage, stealth, and smiling while they burn your fields. * Dragon Clan (DLC) – Worship pain. Sacrifice villagers for power, ignore happiness, and play like an evil cult. Surprisingly effective. * Squirrel Clan (DLC) – Culinary tacticians. Manage meals and bonuses like a Viking master chef. Stockpile food, prepare feasts, outlast everyone. * Bear Clan (base game) – Winter warriors. Slower economy, but nearly unstoppable when the snow falls. A walking fortress in fur. * Raven Clan (base game) – Traders and explorers. Colonize remotely, make money fast, win with influence or clever expansion. * Rat Clan (DLC) – Thrives in chaos. Plagues are power, starvation is strategy. If things are going wrong, you're probably doing it right. Every clan changes not just your tactics, but your entire mindset. One focuses on stability, another on sabotage, another on total weather-proof brute force. It’s not just variety — it’s identity. Northgard doesn’t try to do everything. It focuses on tight, strategic play in a harsh, myth-infused world. It’s smart, sharp, and full of replayability.