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Iron Tides Review (PC)


Iron Tides
is currently on sale until July 31st. Check out our review to see if its for you!

Crash Wave Games' Iron Tides is a Viking simulator that involves many elements of survival and strategy. Gamers take on the role of a chieftain who has miraculously survived the anger of the gods. With the fury of the sea against you, gamers must figure out new ways to meet the challenges they face composed of epic turned-based battles.

Iron Tides is a basic tactics game where you make your way into uncharted seas to discover temples, gods, and other relentless Vikings. On your adventure you will get the opportunity to reunite your lost shield brothers while forming new alliances in the war against raiders and savages.



The game's story starts when the burnt remains of a longboat crash into the rocks near your coastal homeland. The vessel turns out to belong to the legendary Sigurd the Frostborn, who became lost at sea over hundred years ago. Your people discover there are many items on the boat that includes ornate weaponry, statues and tablets. It is up to you to take off into the west to find out where the vessel came from, but a storm pushes you north only weeks into the journey. You have lost most of your crew and you are charted so far off from your original course that you find yourself lost. As supplies dwindle, what remains of those who are still alive, start to whisper. It is up to you to land the ship before an uprising starts. However, everyone aboard the vessel is unaware of the chaos that is to come from the northmen.

Iron Tides is a vibrant world full of dynamic maps with a variety of battlefields. It is up to you how you play and your strategy will determine your fate. You can wield the power of the gods and utilize the game's intricate combat mechanics to defeat your foes and try to return home in one piece.

All-in-all, Iron Tides is a fun and engaging Viking simulator. Sailing the open sea in Iron Tides can be life or death and it becomes your mission to go back from back from whence you came. To learn more, visit the official Iron Tides website.

FEATURES:

  • Procedurally Generated Map – Explore a dynamic mosaic style world map, filled with hostile vessels, cunning merchants and forbidding strongholds.
  • Diverse Battlefields – Fight on a wide variety of randomly generated battlefields with different terrain, layouts, obstacles, enemy positions, and tactical objectives.
  • Viking War Band – Uncover and customize a roster of Viking warriors, each with their own unique personality and combat style.
  • Dangerous Enemies – Face evil tribesmen, vicious scavengers, living statues and other powerful combatants in your travels.
  • Unique Combat Mechanics – Make careful use of your Vikings' limited stamina, a variety of abilities and a blocking system that makes positioning and facing critical.
  • Favor of the Gods – Wield the power of the gods themselves by interpreting their omens.


Score: 8 out of 10
Reviewed for PC


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