Vikings Gaming Review

Is Vikings a good game:

Draw a tile and place it on the table ... Place the "Maple" on a wooden figure or tile ... Score and repeat. Is this term familiar? If you're a fan of games like Carcassonne or other Carcassonne, this is a must have. However, in this review we are not building roads, towns, farms and cloisters in French countryside. Today, our Maples can take on one of six roles depending on the point helmet wears and their color. The tiles we are drawing have only two properties: water and island. This is the world of Vikings, a game originally released by Hans Im Gluck (and distributed by Games in Rio Grande in the United States) in the 200 released. However, it is scheduled to be reprinted and republished by Z-Man Games in May 2014, so I thought it would be a good opportunity to see one of my favorite games, explain the gameplay and give me some thoughts on it. Read on!

Vikings is a tile laying and auction / bidding strategy game by Kissling, for 2 to 4 players ages 10 to 10 and played in about 60 minutes. The Vikings playing best with 2-3 players.

What is tile hitting in Vikings war of clans :

In the Vikings, players will acquire Viking Maples (including land tiles) and settle on islands near their homeland as artisans, nobles and other occupations. New landscapes may be threatened if the ship is attacked, but if the Viking fighters are in the right place, they will provide protection and gain victory points and / or gold. Each type of Viking can earn victory points and gold in different ways. After six rounds, the most successful Viking leader won the game.

Each player starts with an L-shaped cardboard base representing his or her country. The vertical side of the Homeland base shows rows of Viking settlers in different colors. These match the six colors of the wooden Viking Miple and represent different professions: fisherman (blue), goldsmith (yellow), scout (green), noble (red), warrior (black) and boatman (gray). The Vikings are kept in a draw bag during the game.

Play Game

The central game board has a large rotating wheel with 12 spaces where landscape tiles and Vikings will be placed for purchase. It has a stack of landscape tiles as well as an area for a victory point track. The tiles have a variety of configurations, showing part of an island (left, center or right) or attacking ships. Each player starts with a starting land tile, a number of players, two player markers (for using their player color and victory point track) and a scoring summary card depending on a certain amount of coin tokens. There is also a start player marker to keep track of the first player for each round.