Northgard Available Now on Steam Early Access

Posted on 23 Jan 2017 by
Sawyer Scherbenske

Northgard, a viking themed resource management and city building game from Shiro Games, is available on Steam Early Access right now.

In Don’t Starve you run away from spiders and dream of Tim Burton, but don’t expect your vikings to be doing the same. Through conquest, trade, building, and advancing your civilization, you’ll eventually come to conquer even Northgard’s shores or die trying.

In addition to the plethora of buildings and monsters you’ll find on your mission, Shiro Games has ambitious plans to add new creatures and mechanics like diplomacy over time. Like most early access games, it’s a gamble, but you’ll be able to watch a game grow from start to finish.

The strategy and exploration game Northgard is on Steam Early Access now for those who want to go on another viking adventure.


Official Press Release

In Northgard, the player takes control of a Viking clan who arrive on unknown and unforgiving shores, where they have to establish their village, gather resources, grow their society and defeat their opponents. In their quest to conquer a new and mysterious world, clans will face off against undead warriors, giants, dragons and other foes while surviving the harshest environments.

The Early Access version of Northgard allows players to:

  • Build settlements on the newly discovered hostile continent of Northgard while assigning and commanding vikings to various jobs (Merchant, Farmer, Warrior, Sailor, Loremaster…)
  • Manage resources carefully to survive the harsh winters and vicious enemies
  • Expand and discover new territory giving unique strategic opportunities
  • Achieve different victory conditions such as Conquest, Fame, Lore, Trading

Early Access is just the start for Northgard with Shiro Games continuing to add new content to the game during development. Extra features planned include a full dedicated multiplayer mode, a campaign mode, two more playable clans and a host of new features such as a diplomacy system and more victory conditions.


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