Northgard Playdigious Northgard is a strategy game based on Norse mythology in which you control a Clan of Vikings fighting for the control of… $7.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsNorthgard is a strategy game based on Norse mythology in which you control a Clan of Vikings fighting for the control of a mysterious newfound continent. After years of tireless explorations, brave Vikings have discovered a new land filled with mystery, danger and riches: NORTHGARD. The boldest Northmen have set sail to explore and conquer these new shores, bring fame to their Clan and write history through conquest, trading, or devotion to the Gods. That is, if they can survive the dire Wolves and Undead Warriors roaming the land, befriend or defeat the giants, and survive the harshest winters ever witnessed in the North. FEATURES • Build your settlement on the newly discovered continent of Northgard • Assign your vikings to various jobs (Farmer, Warrior, Sailor, Loremaster...) • Manage your resources carefully and survive harsh winters and vicious foes • Expand and discover new territory with unique strategic opportunities • Achieve different victory conditions (Conquest, Fame, Lore, Trading...) STORY MODE: RIG’S SAGA The Viking High King is murdered and his Regal Horn is stolen by a man named Hagen. This event kickstarts a saga that will take Rig, his son and heir accompanied by his right-hand man Brand through the new continent of Northgard. The continent where he will make new friends and foes and discover a much greater threat than Hagen, and the reasons behind his father’s assassination. MULTIPLAYER • Play with or against other Mobile players with up to 6 players • Includes Duel, Free for All and Teamplay modes CHOOSE YOUR CLAN In order to complete the 11 campaign chapters, the player will have to master the specificities of the 6 first clans and tame the unforgiving wilderness of Northgard. More clans are joining the fight for Northgard! • Clan of the Snake: Act from the shadows and take the lead with cunning guerilla tactics • Clan of the Dragon: Embrace the old ways and please the gods with sacrifices • Clan of the Kraken: Harness the bounty of the sea and unleash its brutal might You can unlock the clans of the Snake, Dragon and Kraken separately by buying the DLCs, or together with the Scale Bundle. • Clan of the Horse: Devote yourself to the art of blacksmithing and craft powerful Relics • Clan of the Ox: Equip ancestral equipment and prove the might of your forefathers • Clan of the Lynx: Adopt Nature’s way and lure mythical preys into ambushes You can unlock the Clans of the Horse, Ox and Lynx separately by buying the DLCs, or together with the Fur Bundle. • Clan of the Squirrel: Gather ingredients to prepare special recipes and survive the harsh winters • Clan of the Rat: Embrace the way of the Shamans and work for the clan • Clan of the Eagle: Occupy a large territory, venture outside and gather resources Unlock the clans of the Squirrel, Rat and Eagle separately by buying the DLCs, or together with the Winter Bundle. Carefully redesigned for mobile • Revamped interface • Game Center achievements • iCloud - Share your progress between iOS devices If you experience any issue with Northgard, please contact our customer support at [email protected] and give us as much as possible information on your problem. Information Seller:Playdigious Genre:Role Playing, Strategy Release:Apr 13, 2021 Updated:Jun 17, 2024 Version:2.2.4 Size:892.1 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel metalcasket Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Patreon Bronze May 24, 2010 11,065 1,342 113 Deepest Circle, Hel #2 metalcasket, Apr 12, 2021 10% off with pre-orders so get those in ASAP if you're planning on picking this up! EDIT: Oh, and I didn't notice this before closing the upcoming thread... From what I've read, this is a little simpler than standard RTS games, but if someone with experience playing the game wants to chime in, go ahead! @Echoseven? Brightsiderus Well-Known Member Feb 1, 2017 2,234 540 113 #3 Brightsiderus, Apr 12, 2021 well, I can’t say that it’s simpler than other strategies, but it’s great in its own way. You get villagers and need to distribute them to different roles. The more you discover, the more roles you get: hunters, fishermen, farmers, Warriors, scouts, etc and you need to choose wisely, because the winter is coming with lower food gain and faster wood depletion. V Kuolema Well-Known Member Jun 30, 2011 431 27 28 Canada #4 V Kuolema, Apr 12, 2021 So having beta tested this, I can say it’s completely worth the price and then some. It’s indeed a more simplified RTS experience but it suits the mobile platform perfectly. The maps are divided into separate areas that you uncovered with scouts and can then colonize for food or some clans allow you to colonize via other means. Each space can hold 3 buildings (your starting space can hold 5), but you can upgrade each space to hold one more by paying a sum of Krowns (the games version of gold). Each clan is pretty varied in their play styles and despite the game being somewhat “dumbed down” it still allows for a engaging experience. If you watch some videos on the PC version it’s the exact same experience and will give you the feel and if it vibes with you. The touch controls are one of the best set ups for a game. They really made the game feel like it was made to be played with touch controls. The game does use a bit of battery but that’s too be expected. I didn’t think I’d be as into it as I am but I put well over 40 hours in. anthony78 Well-Known Member Nov 13, 2015 3,128 703 113 #5 anthony78, Apr 12, 2021 Simplified sounds great to me. I enjoy RTS games but even Company of Heroes 2 was a bit difficult to control on iPhone IMO. Going to check this one out. Echoseven Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Patreon Bronze Jul 19, 2011 6,091 270 83 The red Skittle #6 Echoseven, Apr 12, 2021 Heh, “simplified” makes it sound like a lesser experience, but it’s far from that. It’s very clever in its approach to everything from controls to mechanics that really makes it a joy to play. It encourages a somewhat sped-up play style: expansion is key and while you can turtle down and hoard your resources, you generally want to keep moving and exploring/fighting for new areas. These new areas often give you access to new resources and, more importantly, more building space, which you can then roll right back into more expansion. It’s a ton of fun and I mentioned to @metalcasket that it makes for a perfect mobile game. Probably better on mobile than it is a PC game! aconfusedkender Well-Known Member Sep 28, 2012 1,362 122 63 Oil & Gas Kendermore, Ansalon #7 aconfusedkender, Apr 12, 2021 Well you’ll convinced me. I pulled the trigger and from the screenshots seems like a nice game I’m looking for. While these below are not dealbreakers I’m still curious what I just paid 8 bucks for Does stuff happen when you’re offline? Is this a beatable game (is there an ending)? If so we talking 4-6 hours or 20-30 hours? Are there achievements? Permanent upgrades kinda thing (new game +)? Echoseven Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Patreon Bronze Jul 19, 2011 6,091 270 83 The red Skittle #8 Echoseven, Apr 13, 2021 Nothing offline, you’re either in there or you’re not. There’s an end, it’s a series of campaign missions that follow a story. Hard to estimate how long it’ll take you - especially if you go for bonus objectives on each mission, which are unlocked after beating the mission for the first time. There’s also one-off skirmishes you can play beyond that. Closer to 15+ than 4 hours though. Yep, there’s achievements tied into Game Center. Don’t think there’s permanent upgrades, it’s not a roguelite kinda game. brerlappin Well-Known Member Feb 10, 2009 722 30 28 #9 brerlappin, Apr 13, 2021 Are there big differences with the clans? Is it advisable to get them all? Thx! aconfusedkender Well-Known Member Sep 28, 2012 1,362 122 63 Oil & Gas Kendermore, Ansalon #10 aconfusedkender, Apr 13, 2021 Thanks @Echoseven Really looking forward to this. Exactly what I was hoping. Progressing on my time when I want no timers or bullshit. Hopefully the price tag is worth the product. anthony78 Well-Known Member Nov 13, 2015 3,128 703 113 #11 anthony78, Apr 13, 2021 It may be simplified but it’s still a lot chew on. Maybe more than I expected. Anyway, selecting units isn’t that easy. They’re so tiny and zooming in works strangely. You’d think you could pinch outward from where you want to see but it seems flakey. Company of Heroes 2 did unit selection better. Seems like a good game. Just a bit difficult with the touch controls. I’ll give it more time. RebelBinary Well-Known Member Jun 11, 2012 160 7 18 Software Developer/Designer Ottawa, Canada #12 RebelBinary, Apr 13, 2021 Love this game on PC, still play it regularly despite multiplayer issues and ppl rage quitting all the time. I don't really see myself playing this on mobile as I prefer playing it on a big screen. Highly recommend it for it's multiplayer alone MetaGonzo Well-Known Member May 7, 2009 1,459 271 83 #13 MetaGonzo, Apr 13, 2021 The Clan of the Snake DLC is free until the 20th apparently. adin, aconfusedkender, brerlappin and 1 other person like this. pathogen541 Well-Known Member Jun 19, 2016 503 355 63 #14 pathogen541, Apr 14, 2021 Seriously enjoying this. An honest to god RTS with no iAP on the App Store is blowing my mind. In regards to others stating this is a simpler RTS than one would find, I COMPLETELY disagree and instead think this is a bit more in-depth than your average RTS, I’ll elaborate: you have multiple resources that you have to balance; happiness, food, wood, krowns, and ore. All of these resources must be BALANCED, because when winter hits, it’s a totally different monster entirely. Consumption of wood and food both increase, and if you go into the winter with low stores, your Vikings will start dropping like flys; getting sick, getting unhappy, and straight up dying of time is left to go on. You can absolutely play yourself into defeat if you aren’t paying attention. My first skirmish game I got absolutely crushed because I failed to realize winter was just around the corner, and the other clan that had prepared by equipping their warriors with warm clothing absolutely massacred my sick and starving Vikings. That’s one way you can die, I’ll let you discover the others. I will say this tho: if you are a strategy game fan, or have any love for RTS games, you NEED to buy this one. It’s BEAUTIFUL, the lore is awesome, and it plays well. I don’t care to dive too much into the controls, other than they work well, and I’ve yet to encounter anything that really turns me off. It’s awesome. Highly recommend it. buy it. Play it. Watch your Vikings die, and then do it all again. adin, CrayonWarrior, Skall and 4 others like this. anthony78 Well-Known Member Nov 13, 2015 3,128 703 113 #15 anthony78, Apr 14, 2021 After spending more time with the game, I’m not going to sugar coat it. Seems like a great game but it’s not a good iPhone game. It’s too difficult to select people. I’ve had instances where they appear to be selected but don’t move to where I want them to. And yes, you can magnify the menus and use zoom. But it just isn’t ideal at all on a phone screen. The tutorial is also pretty lacking. I’d personally say it’s probably worth it on an iPad, but I can’t recommend it on an iPhone. FWIW, I have an iPhone 11. Talbs likes this. pathogen541 Well-Known Member Jun 19, 2016 503 355 63 #16 pathogen541, Apr 14, 2021 Yes, this is generally not an ideal style of game for a phone, but they have every unit on the right hand side of the screen assigned an icon, selecting said unit requires only that you do just that: tap their icon. I’ve never had any issue selecting troops, workers, etc. nor have I had any issues with people not following commands when issued.... not to mention you can assign your entire warband to separate parties or select every troop you control with the “shield” button... play on an IPhone 12, 2x UI scaling. Plays like a dream in my experience. Ijipop likes this. anthony78 Well-Known Member Nov 13, 2015 3,128 703 113 #17 anthony78, Apr 14, 2021 Maybe I need to play more but people were complaining about it on Reddit as well. There’s a post where someone did a review of it and said they’d give the iPad version an 8/10 and the iPhone version a 4/10. And the buttons on the side only select entire groups of each type. If you want to move one or two units to move to a training building for example, you still have to select them individually. Anyway, after playing this and Company of Heroes, I think CoH works better on iPhone. Just my 2 cents. Talbs and pathogen541 like this. pathogen541 Well-Known Member Jun 19, 2016 503 355 63 #18 pathogen541, Apr 15, 2021 Word. CoH is done INCREDIBLY well. Hopefully playdigious can address these issues you've got outlined. If your into CoH, then I so HOPE you can get into this. they are both excellent....but CoH is effing RAD. LordGek Well-Known Member Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Patreon Bronze Feb 19, 2009 12,282 141 63 Software QA Engineer Saratoga, CA, USA #19 LordGek, Apr 15, 2021 Does it include the PC version's "Conquest Mode" (giving the game a bit of a Slay the Spire like campaign structure)? anthony78 Well-Known Member Nov 13, 2015 3,128 703 113 #20 anthony78, Apr 15, 2021 Unfortunately, it does not. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Page 1 of 3 1 2 3 Next > Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
10% off with pre-orders so get those in ASAP if you're planning on picking this up! EDIT: Oh, and I didn't notice this before closing the upcoming thread... From what I've read, this is a little simpler than standard RTS games, but if someone with experience playing the game wants to chime in, go ahead! @Echoseven?
well, I can’t say that it’s simpler than other strategies, but it’s great in its own way. You get villagers and need to distribute them to different roles. The more you discover, the more roles you get: hunters, fishermen, farmers, Warriors, scouts, etc and you need to choose wisely, because the winter is coming with lower food gain and faster wood depletion.
So having beta tested this, I can say it’s completely worth the price and then some. It’s indeed a more simplified RTS experience but it suits the mobile platform perfectly. The maps are divided into separate areas that you uncovered with scouts and can then colonize for food or some clans allow you to colonize via other means. Each space can hold 3 buildings (your starting space can hold 5), but you can upgrade each space to hold one more by paying a sum of Krowns (the games version of gold). Each clan is pretty varied in their play styles and despite the game being somewhat “dumbed down” it still allows for a engaging experience. If you watch some videos on the PC version it’s the exact same experience and will give you the feel and if it vibes with you. The touch controls are one of the best set ups for a game. They really made the game feel like it was made to be played with touch controls. The game does use a bit of battery but that’s too be expected. I didn’t think I’d be as into it as I am but I put well over 40 hours in.
Simplified sounds great to me. I enjoy RTS games but even Company of Heroes 2 was a bit difficult to control on iPhone IMO. Going to check this one out.
Heh, “simplified” makes it sound like a lesser experience, but it’s far from that. It’s very clever in its approach to everything from controls to mechanics that really makes it a joy to play. It encourages a somewhat sped-up play style: expansion is key and while you can turtle down and hoard your resources, you generally want to keep moving and exploring/fighting for new areas. These new areas often give you access to new resources and, more importantly, more building space, which you can then roll right back into more expansion. It’s a ton of fun and I mentioned to @metalcasket that it makes for a perfect mobile game. Probably better on mobile than it is a PC game!
Well you’ll convinced me. I pulled the trigger and from the screenshots seems like a nice game I’m looking for. While these below are not dealbreakers I’m still curious what I just paid 8 bucks for Does stuff happen when you’re offline? Is this a beatable game (is there an ending)? If so we talking 4-6 hours or 20-30 hours? Are there achievements? Permanent upgrades kinda thing (new game +)?
Nothing offline, you’re either in there or you’re not. There’s an end, it’s a series of campaign missions that follow a story. Hard to estimate how long it’ll take you - especially if you go for bonus objectives on each mission, which are unlocked after beating the mission for the first time. There’s also one-off skirmishes you can play beyond that. Closer to 15+ than 4 hours though. Yep, there’s achievements tied into Game Center. Don’t think there’s permanent upgrades, it’s not a roguelite kinda game.
Thanks @Echoseven Really looking forward to this. Exactly what I was hoping. Progressing on my time when I want no timers or bullshit. Hopefully the price tag is worth the product.
It may be simplified but it’s still a lot chew on. Maybe more than I expected. Anyway, selecting units isn’t that easy. They’re so tiny and zooming in works strangely. You’d think you could pinch outward from where you want to see but it seems flakey. Company of Heroes 2 did unit selection better. Seems like a good game. Just a bit difficult with the touch controls. I’ll give it more time.
Love this game on PC, still play it regularly despite multiplayer issues and ppl rage quitting all the time. I don't really see myself playing this on mobile as I prefer playing it on a big screen. Highly recommend it for it's multiplayer alone
Seriously enjoying this. An honest to god RTS with no iAP on the App Store is blowing my mind. In regards to others stating this is a simpler RTS than one would find, I COMPLETELY disagree and instead think this is a bit more in-depth than your average RTS, I’ll elaborate: you have multiple resources that you have to balance; happiness, food, wood, krowns, and ore. All of these resources must be BALANCED, because when winter hits, it’s a totally different monster entirely. Consumption of wood and food both increase, and if you go into the winter with low stores, your Vikings will start dropping like flys; getting sick, getting unhappy, and straight up dying of time is left to go on. You can absolutely play yourself into defeat if you aren’t paying attention. My first skirmish game I got absolutely crushed because I failed to realize winter was just around the corner, and the other clan that had prepared by equipping their warriors with warm clothing absolutely massacred my sick and starving Vikings. That’s one way you can die, I’ll let you discover the others. I will say this tho: if you are a strategy game fan, or have any love for RTS games, you NEED to buy this one. It’s BEAUTIFUL, the lore is awesome, and it plays well. I don’t care to dive too much into the controls, other than they work well, and I’ve yet to encounter anything that really turns me off. It’s awesome. Highly recommend it. buy it. Play it. Watch your Vikings die, and then do it all again.
After spending more time with the game, I’m not going to sugar coat it. Seems like a great game but it’s not a good iPhone game. It’s too difficult to select people. I’ve had instances where they appear to be selected but don’t move to where I want them to. And yes, you can magnify the menus and use zoom. But it just isn’t ideal at all on a phone screen. The tutorial is also pretty lacking. I’d personally say it’s probably worth it on an iPad, but I can’t recommend it on an iPhone. FWIW, I have an iPhone 11.
Yes, this is generally not an ideal style of game for a phone, but they have every unit on the right hand side of the screen assigned an icon, selecting said unit requires only that you do just that: tap their icon. I’ve never had any issue selecting troops, workers, etc. nor have I had any issues with people not following commands when issued.... not to mention you can assign your entire warband to separate parties or select every troop you control with the “shield” button... play on an IPhone 12, 2x UI scaling. Plays like a dream in my experience.
Maybe I need to play more but people were complaining about it on Reddit as well. There’s a post where someone did a review of it and said they’d give the iPad version an 8/10 and the iPhone version a 4/10. And the buttons on the side only select entire groups of each type. If you want to move one or two units to move to a training building for example, you still have to select them individually. Anyway, after playing this and Company of Heroes, I think CoH works better on iPhone. Just my 2 cents.
Word. CoH is done INCREDIBLY well. Hopefully playdigious can address these issues you've got outlined. If your into CoH, then I so HOPE you can get into this. they are both excellent....but CoH is effing RAD.
Does it include the PC version's "Conquest Mode" (giving the game a bit of a Slay the Spire like campaign structure)?
