Vikings: War of Clans is a popular online strategy game where players must build and expand their own Viking kingdom. To enhance the gaming experience, players often search for codes that provide in-game rewards, resources, or bonuses. These codes can be found through various promotions, events, or partnerships with gaming influencers. By redeeming codes, players can unlock special items, speed up their progression, or gain advantages in battles against other players. Stay on the lookout for new codes to make the most out of your Viking adventure!

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List of Vikings: War of Clans Codes

CODEExpiration Date
9NT31JPHMay 31, 2024
EVPTM127K0June 15, 2024
BGRQWV4KZMay 13, 2024
65V8FE7MRJBMay 28, 2024
H89WYA573EJune 17, 2024
63BJ1N9TMay 12, 2024
GYRZF31MQ2June 5, 2024
3R1CD754AMay 1, 2024

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To redeem a code in Vikings: War of Clans, go to the settings menu, select "Promo codes," enter your code, and claim your rewards.

Vikings: War of Clans Codes Review

I love it, just wish there was more mini puzzles. Just like the mini game of trying to figure out how to get to the treasure chest. Like a random quick brain teaser as a daily quest. and more customization. Id love to choose skins for the buildings. Like maybe each building can have a different skin not the whole city as one. Along with instead of a preset viking. Maybe I want to make it look like me and give some tattoos.

Was a very fun game to start, however you must spend $ to advance in the game. They continue to introduce new features without fixing the bugs with the current ones. For example, Fury event has towers that appear on a map and have to be destroyed for points. Your competition can see the towers on their map but you can't, therefore they are able to destroy them before you even see them. When confronted, their support team simply says sorry we know about it but can't fix it so just deal with it

The intro walkthrough was an informational overload. The interface was overly complicated. I was getting PAID to play and I'm uninstalling without collecting because of the pointless difficulty. Graphically it wasn't bad. Mostly, this game has to many things happening at once. Maybe I am a little slow, but I think it would benefit from a tutorial that grows slowly by level with a chapter based "review tutorial" option.

   
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