ActionFit check
Is Viking Days worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want short Viking-themed mini-games rather than a long-form simulator
- Fans of WarioWare-style activity collections who prefer environmental interaction
- Arcade operators using SpringboardVR who want Viking-themed challenges
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a continuous Viking campaign, character progression, or a detailed simulation
- Players who want deep mechanics within one activity instead of ten brief scenarios
- Players looking for a rhythm game with music maps, editing tools, or online multiplayer
Our take on Viking Days
The “ultimate Viking simulator” framing gives the game a broader scope than its listed content supports: the current offering is ten themed mini-games covering separate tasks. The emphasis is on variety and Viking presentation, not on an ongoing simulation of Viking life.
What is Viking Days?
Viking Days is a collection of ten Viking-themed mini-games inspired by WarioWare and Job Simulator.
Players interact with the environment across activities including forging swords, drinking beer, practicing with targets, defending against arrows, escaping giants, confronting a dragon, crossing bridges, sharpening an axe, keeping rhythm, and burning ships. The game frames these tasks as ordinary situations in Viking life and asks players to survive the sequence of challenges. Its structure focuses on brief activity-based scenarios rather than a single continuous simulation. The store page also mentions planned additions of more mini-games, while the currently listed set contains ten activities. An arcade version is available through SpringboardVR.
How Viking Days plays
- 01Ten Viking Activities
- The current set includes tasks such as sword forging, archery practice, bridge crossing, dragon encounters, and ship burning.
- 02Environment Interaction
- Gameplay centers on interacting with surroundings during each Viking-themed scenario.
- 03Arcade Availability
- An arcade edition is available through SpringboardVR.
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Viking Days: platforms & release
Is Viking Days worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want short Viking-themed mini-games rather than a long-form simulator. Skip it if: players seeking a continuous Viking campaign, character progression, or a detailed simulation.
Where can I download Viking Days?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Viking Days's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Viking Days on?
Windows only.
