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ABOUT THE GAME Play the ancient game of "Hnefatafl" in style on your PC, in Singleplayer mode against the AI or Multiplayer over the internet. "Hnefatafl" is a strategic, chess-like boardgame with assumed origins all the way back to the Viking era. Put on your viking helmet, grab a horn of honeymead and get ready to crush your opponent in a mighty clash of wits and skill. FEATURES Ruleset: Viking Chess: Hnefatafl uses the popular ruleset for Hnefatafl; "Copenhagen Ruleset", based on the ruleset "Fetlar Hnefatafl". Singleplayer versus AI Multiplayer for 2 players over the internet Local Multiplayer for 2 players Interactive tutorial Read less, play more! Learn the game mechanics in an interactive, step-by-step tutorial! Sweet 3D-graphics! Handcrafted with love and attention to detail, to excite your eyes as well as your strategic skills! Unlockables! Adorn your player profile name with unlockable prefix titles, showcasing your skill! Can you collect them all? Two-player, turnbased game Asynchronous boardgame: Play as the Attacker faction counting 24 pieces or the Defender faction counting 13 pieces including 1 King Different win-conditions: As the Defenders, move your King to one of the four corner tiles to escape and win the game, or protect your King in an "Edge Fort". As the Attackers, capture the King by surrounding him on four adjacent sides, or enclosing all escape routes. Movement mechanics: All pieces move vertically or horizontally like Rooks in Chess Capture mechanics: Many exciting ways to capture opposing pieces! Do flanking moves, trap your opponent in a "Shieldwall" move, or send your opponent back to his viking boat in tears with a "Multi-capture" move! Read more What are the system requirements? Windows OS Windows 7 SP1+ Processor SSE2 instruction set sup

Product type

Game

Activation

Steam

Platform / region

PC · Can activate in United Kingdom

Release / edition

05 Mar 2020 · Standard