“Norsaga fits generations of epic tales and heroic exploits into a 30 minute package that’s easy to teach and easy to play... the use of ghosts and skalds in the advanced play introduces an extra element of player interaction to overcome. Succeed at that and your story will be legend!”

“The black and purple cards really made the game shine for me. Also the artwork for this game is amazing, really well done. The theme is as much there as you want it to be, and the gameplay is just a lot of fun.”

“It’s a lot of cool little puzzle moments, that, when you pull them off, make you feel clever. You have to balance building up your path to victory but also keeping an eye on everyone else to stop them from getting too powerful.”

“Norsaga is accessible to young gamers and families, but there’s enough edge to it for gamerly gamers. People will be attracted to the interesting theme, the quirky artwork, and the interactive set collecting.”

“I’ve had a chance to sit down and play with both my 5-year-old and 9-year-old... Before you know it they were planning use of their embellishments and tossing ghosts around like nobody’s business. This is one you really shouldn’t pass up.”

“...if your group is naturally inclined to add flavor text to their games you will really enjoy Norsaga, and probably play it enough to get the more intricate parts of the game that take a while to find (which is when the game gets fun, and by fun I mean sneaky tricky fun).”

“I am certain that for the right group, it will be an absolute winner. If you are unconcerned with theme penetration and if your group really enjoys gameplay that is somehow both puzzle-based and cut-throat, Norsaga is a gorgeous game with plenty of playability.”

“I love the artistic style. It’s a simple enough game to set up. Chits are phenomenal quality. It’s very quick, it’s very fun with the art it really just comes together. I like playing this game, I would definitely recommend it...it’s a great value!”