Crown of the North & Valhalla Chronicles (PC Bundle Pack)

Komplet og i god stand, til PC.

Europa Universalis: Crown of the North
A real beer and pretzels game. This is a re-awaking of the Swedish 3-year-old game, Svea Rike III.

Translated to English, a bit of patches applied, cleaned up, and sold as Crown of the North. Note the American edition exists only as a ‘pack’. Wrapped with Europa Universalis II and sold as Europa Universalis: Crown of the North.

If you already own Svea Rike III, there is nothing new for you here, really!

The game takes place between 1275 and 1340. You can play as Norway, Sweden or Denmark and plot to change the historical legacy of a region little explored in other games. The basic game play revolves around upgrading the infrastructure of your cities, keeping your population happy, and obviously waging war with your neighbours and expanding your territory.

Valhalla Chronicles is a role-playing game that lets you step into the role of a Viking chieftain. The setting is the world of the Vikings and Norse mythology, complete with encounters with Thor, Odin and other fabled god-like beings. Ultimate doom and destruction is approaching, and only you and your courageous party can halt its coming.

Choose from 4 characters: Grim, Tuva, Hymer or Thorgeir. Each of these characters has a unique weapon and their own perspective on the story. You will meet many skillful characters who can help you increase your wealth and holdings. Up to six of them can be in your party. Choose to construct a Viking ship or explore the terrain by foot. Interact with townsfolk, traders, monsters, villains and gods who ask you to do simple as well as complex missions. During conversations you can choose whether to be friendly or hostile, recruit that person or simply question them. Build your character’s skills as you complete the numerous quests. As your fame grows, the number and quality of the quests increase.

Some aspects of Valhalla Chronicles mimic the game Diablo. Gameplay view is isometric in design, and the interface is point-and-click.