«Vikings enter the battlefield with a reputation based on speed, aggression, and adaptability,» explains World’s Edge. In the early game, this civilization is characterized by powerful melee infantry and raids that reward boldness in action. «Every attack you complete against the enemy economy boosts your own, turning initial pressure into sustained dominance,» the development team adds. The most important building of the Vikings is the longhouse, a pillar of the economy that also allows the population to train at no cost.
When the Vikings evolve and leave the Viking Age behind, knights and crossbowmen arrive. Again, this is relentless infantry.
The Scots demonstrate their strength through resistance. This civilization excels in prolonged battles and rewards players who manage to hold their own. Among the most notable elements of the Scots we have infantry, fortified defenses and a connection to the land. Its economy thrives thanks to livestock, which offers a constant and stable food source that allows military production to be maintained over time. The catalog of buildings highlights tower houses and large castles, as well as a meeting room where you can bet on the resilience of the Highland warriors or the structured strength of the Lowland troops.
Finally, Raiders of the North expands Crucible mode with four new missions and a cooperative experience. «Now, the Crucible is evolving into a shared experience with new and old missions that allow for cooperative matches,» says World’s Edge. «Whether you play alone or with allies, each game offers significant variations, as well as remarkable replayability.»