The 4 best Viking MMOS on Steam I played

The famous northern men are a popular topic in all sorts of media and also the gaming is just a Viking hype. Meinmom introduces you the 5 best multiplayer games on Steam in which your Viking can play.

What are that for games? We looked at what games are currently playing with the Viking motif and worthwhile. Above all, we have taken care that you can gamble the games in multiplayer.

All games presented here are available for the PC on Steam and partly also available for other platforms. You find representatives of different genres.

So we chose: The list is a personal selection of the author based on its experience with the games and the topic of Vikings. In addition, it was important how well the ratings are and how strong the multiplayer aspect is pronounced.

For the reviews we used the player reviews on Steam. The number of players come from the Analysis page Steamcharts (via steamcharts.com). In addition, the completely serious beard factor plays a big role, which shows how "bearded" is the respective game in comparison.

About the author : Benedict has been working for almost four years at Meinmmo as an author and editor and here mainly for the Survival area. His most played, modern survival titles include Fallout 76 and Conan Exiles, which he should have put together around the 600 hours.

Away from gaming, he is very interested in culture, history, and above all the mythology of the famous Vikings. Whenever possible, he plays a Nordmann archetypes in a game. Benedict has been convinced Ásatrú for many years - translated "Asenfeu", the belief in the old, Nordic gods. With the "Asen" he has dealt much and intensively, also in his studies.

FOR HONOR SONG: We Are War by Miracle of Sound (Epic Metal)

Tribes of Midgard

What is Tribes of Midgard? In Tribes of Midgard, you play a Fallen Viking, who should prevent Ragnarök admission to the dawn. To do this, you should protect your seedling of the World Tree Yggdrasil.

In a mix of Survival Game, Action RPG and Tower Defense, your resources collect to build your village or improve your equipment. In Saga mode, you should defeat the huge wolf Fenrir before the endless night occurs, the Fimbulwinter. In survival mode you play as long as harder attacks as it works.

That makes Tribes of Midgard so good:

8 different classes, of which you have to free 6
Each round is new and different, the map is generated each time
In the cooop, tasks can be distributed so as to win coordinated
regularly grab the world - one of the biggest dangers of the game

What is the multiplayer in Tribes of Midgard? You play Tribes of Midgard in sessions and always starts from the beginning. It is either played alone or with a "trunk" of up to 10 players. So you can play together with up to 9 friends.

Since her restarts anyway every time, you can also bring newcomers into play. Veterans have only some advantages at startup by special starting equipment and more classes. Pvp does not exist.

More about Tribes of Midgard on Meinmmo:

Is the new Viking coop Game Tribes of Midgard worthwhile? We played it for you
5 tips for solo players in Tribes of Midgard - so master the co-op game alone
New Koop Game comes for PS5 and Steam - looked good in trailers, but is very different

Beard factor: Gandalf the gray. Noise and big, but somehow something unguessed and needs care.

for Honor

What is for Honor? In For Honor, Samurai, Vikings, Knights and the new Wu Lin in battles contact each other. You play a hero of the respective faction and attack against other players or Ki opponents.

In various game modes, you either play a 1-counter-1 fight, with three players against another four-person team or conquers important places to gain a point in scores. Your heroes are certain classes with a special field of application - in the viking, there are:

Raider - Allrounder with great ax
Warlords - heavy tanks with sword and shield
Berserker - fast, agile fighters with 2 axes
Valkyrie - skilful warriors with spear and shield
Highlander - a hybrid with a large one and a half-channels
Shaman - tricky warrior, similarly agile like Berserker but with a focus on debuffs
Jormungandr - destructive warriors with a heavy two-hand hammer

The power for Honor so good:

Active combat system with detailed attacks and active defense
Fast rounds are also suitable for players with little time
Varied classes with each own movesets
The "revenge" system, with which you will be nearly invigilable for a short time
Realistic graphics and detailed executions and a lot of blood
free-playable cosmetics to make the heroes more personal
Equipment system

What is the multiplayer in for Honor? for Honor is a PVP game and the multiplayer aims to you with other players. Alternatively, you can also play most modes along with friends in the co-op against the Ki - which can be partly really challenging.

BART FACTOR: Ragnar Lodbrok. A handsome piece, which was apparently well maintained and perfected for years. Samurai and Knight disturb the bloodrush maybe something, but a real berserk can easily remedy ...

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