Review

Valhalla Hills – reviews and rating

Valhalla Hills has a rating of 70% based on a single review by HardcoreGamer. The game was released on December 1, 2015 for PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, iOS, macOS and Linux. Metacritic score is 69, players on RAWG rate the game 53%.

Updated

What critics praise
„It’s hard not to be enchanted by Valhalla Hills and its beauty is more than skin deep: there are some relatively complex and robust systems and challenges underneath its charming presentation.“

Game info

Release date
Dec 1, 2015
Platforms
PCXbox OnePlayStation 4iOSmacOSLinux
Genres
StrategyIndieSimulation
Developer
Funatics Software
Publisher
Daedalic Entertainment
Average playtime
3 h
Reviews count
1

FAQ

What is the rating of Valhalla Hills?

Valhalla Hills has a rating of 70% based on a single review by HardcoreGamer.

When was Valhalla Hills released?

Valhalla Hills was released on December 1, 2015.

What platforms is Valhalla Hills available on?

Valhalla Hills is available for PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, iOS, macOS and Linux.

How long does it take to beat Valhalla Hills?

Players on RAWG spend on average 3 hours playing Valhalla Hills.

Is Valhalla Hills worth playing?

Mostly yes. Valhalla Hills has an average rating of 70% – it is a good game, but with some flaws. The rating is based on a single review.

Statistics

The distribution of rating

Number of reviews in rating ranges (%)

Ranking

  • #534 of 717 games released in 2015 better than 26 % of games

By the average of all reviews

Comparison of ratings

  • Critics in this language1 reviews 70%
  • Foreign critics4 reviews 59%
  • MetacriticMetascore 69%
  • Players (RAWG)19 votes 53%

Local critics rate the game higher by 11 %.

How players rate it

  • Recommended 37 %
  • Meh 26 %
  • Skip 37 %

19 votes · RAWG

Reviews

3,5/5
HardcoreGamer Nov 22, 2015
It’s hard not to be enchanted by Valhalla Hills and its beauty is more than skin deep: there are some relatively complex and robust systems and challenges underneath its charming presentation. Lacking a real story-driven campaign, multiplayer support or even a map editor, however, it falls short in both breadth of content and long-term sustainability. What’s there is fun, and DLC is on the horizon,...

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