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Enshrouded
Developer Keen Games GmbH
Enshrouded is a survival and action role-playing game by Keen Games for Microsoft Windows. From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
390 reactions from 3 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky, Mastodon) · newest Oct 7, 2026 · last updated Oct 7, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
76
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201 positive · 63 negative
95% range 71–81%
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Steam's own rating
Very Positive
91,172 of 106,259 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What people are saying
Mixed but leaning positive; praised for building, exploration, and co-op, but criticized for performance and combat repetition.
Many players praise Enshrouded for its beautiful world, deep building system, and engaging exploration. One reviewer calls it 'a dream game for anyone who loves both Minecraft and Terraria' (R26), while another says 'the building... oh, the building! It's just...' (R27). The co-op experience is also highly valued, with one player noting 'we’ve been playing nonstop for a week and we all forgot what touching grass feels like' (R15). [26][27][15]
However, critics point to poor optimization and repetitive combat as major drawbacks. One player reports 'on AMD this game have a really bad performance' (R32), while another says 'the combat starts off feeling good but by mid-game it starts to feel very repetitive' (R33). Some also complain about the lack of climbing tools and the vertical world design, with one stating 'there is a lot of verticality in the world and no good tools to deal with it' (R28). [32][33][28]
Praised building system · exploration · co-op · world design
Criticised performance · combat repetition · lack of climbing tools · chest management
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Reactions
60 of 390 · most liked firstI am 79 & getting quite slow which makes it pritty hard to play, but Enshrouded allows you to fully adjust the settings to suit me, now I can play the whole game with NO frustations, a totaly enjoyable time, please take a look, you will not be disapointed. Poppy bruce.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I typicall don't leave reviews, but I am doing so to respond to WumpusGaming, as there's no other way to address how objectively abysmal his review is and/or how confused he is when he turns comments off. "I cannot get Enshrouded to run after the last patch without it using 80-100% of the GPU and heating up to 40-50C. Every single other game I own uses between 20-40% of the GPU and heats up to 30-40C." High GPU utilization is most often a good thing and it means you're not bottlenecked…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Good game but it becomes quite a headache frequently because there is a lot of verticality in the world and no good tools to deal with it. ZERO ascension/climbing tools. So, you can end up running around in some cases for HOURS trying to find the ONLY path up to a certain area of the world. This is why I stopped playing. Devs - you are missing a huge opportunity for a fun climbing system or mini-game that would alleviate a lot of player frustration and add another layer of fun to the game.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'll start by saying this is a beautiful with devs that work really hard and care alot about their project. BUT Imagine the satisfaction of mining in Minecraft BUT you have to manually hit E to collect Every. Single. Block. Forget the combat jank and the movement jank forget all that I can deal with that. My partner wants to build. I want to collect. Collection requires me to beat my E key like it stole something from me. We need any crop, wood ect well my index finger is screaming…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Time is a government conspiracy engineered by the bourgeoisie to convince you that playing this game is less important than fulfilling the social contract through labor. Is it really bedtime, or is it time instead to hunt shroud roots to complete the Battlemage skill tree before the first rays of sunlight pierce through the blinds?
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →At some point in gaminghood, you develop a sixth sense. You can almost smell Early Access regret. You hear the words “roadmap” and “potential” and know you’re about to be disappointed. Enshrouded did not do that. It showed up at launch already swinging, and then — SHOCKER — keeps getting better. I now have 180 plus hours in this game, and at no point did I think, “This will be good later.” It was good immediately. Which frankly sets an unrealistic standard for every other EA game.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I've seen some down-votes due to a misunderstanding with the co-op. Ppl are saying that you cant make your own base/chests/etc. This isn't a MMO-lite with multiple guilds/tribes. Its a single player or CO-OP game. Co-op meaning the game and world is shared, not at each persons own pace. No one will probably see this but I thought it was worth saying something for those that may get discouraged over someone else's misunderstanding.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you're going into this game hoping to do anything related to being a magic-based character, don't bother. The spells are needlessly convoluted, involving crafting spell charges and cycling through them in a roulette wheel you can only access while aiming the staff and charging a spell. The spells are beyond underwhelming, having almost no sound, no impact, very low velocity, and no homing capability to speak of to make up for the slow moving projectiles. So slow, in fact, are these…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Every time I pick this game up, the same thing happens: I quit for the exact same reason. There is way too much junk to pick up and an endless amount of chests to manage, scattered all over the place. I simply can’t stand it. Yes, the magic chest helps a bit — but not nearly enough. Why do developers still think this kind of chest micromanagement is a fun or meaningful part of a modern game? My suggestion is simple: Make one shared base inventory. Every chest you build in a base should just…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a yes, just yes game. So you want to slash and block mobs? Yes. It is for you Oh, you want to be sneaky or bow action from distance? Yes. You like to build houses? Yes. You want to build city? Yes. You want townsfolk? Yes. You want to have pets and farm animals? Yes. You want to farm crops? Yes. You want to build caves and lives in it? Yes. Want to fish? Yes. Want to fly/glide? Yes. Cooking? Yes. Yes. Just yes. Thumbs up.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is a nice reflection to a depression. If you lose the fire of life, you will eventually be consumed by the shroud. To strengthen the flame, you must fight the monsters of depression and obtain the parts from these monsters so you can fight to survive in the most and worst shroud of depression there is. You save people from the shroud and create a new community with them and obtain new materials, gear and other things, like furniture so you make yours and your companions life better.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I lost all interest in this game when I discovered that if you remove a seed of corruption it just comes back. To me, the whole appeal of this game was that I could root out the evil and restore the world. But actually, you can't, you can't affect the world at all beyond your base area. A missed opportunity I'd say. Perhaps if I had friends I gamed with I would find something else to enjoy about it while playing with them but I don't.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Seeing so many negative reviews for this game breaks my heart. This is genuinely everything you could ever want from this type of open world game, it has some of the most in depth crafting/cooking systems and world detail and building capabilities I've EVER seen, and I mostly play survivalcraft stuff. If you can conceptualize a build, you can make it in this game with almost zero limitations, more detailed than modded minecraft. I've seen people build things from massive underground tunnel…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Enshrouded is what happens when survival crafting games finally decide to respect your time and your imagination. You start out thinking, “Alright, another ‘punch trees, eat berries, don’t die’ situation.” Three hours later you’re architect of a small kingdom, casually terraforming hillsides, building a house that would make medieval Pinterest jealous, and wondering why every other game suddenly feels… mehh The world? Gorgeous and haunting. The shroud mechanic? Actually tense instead of…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Beautiful game. Think Valheim meets breath of the wild, with an amazing base building engine that honestly just feels great. content progression is pretty linear, but the overall dungeons/map design/lighting elements are all solid executions. its a more mature minecraft, i only say that cause of the depth to building you can employ. will sink hundreds more hours. 9.4/10 - edited to reflect my increased appreciation for the game/roadmap/ progression. excellent work devs. only gripes are…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I installed Enshrouded thinking I would casually chop a few trees, craft a little bench, maybe kill two skeletons and go to sleep at a reasonable hour. Instead, the game grabbed me by the throat, threw me into a fog-filled death zone, made me addicted to rebuilding my house for the 14th time, and somehow convinced me that “just one more upgrade” was a healthy life decision. This game is basically: 40% exploration 30% base building 20% getting distracted 10% me forgetting what…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Dear devs: Please do not rely on upscaling tech to optimize your games for you! I should not need to enable FSR to maintain 60 FPS at 1440p on an overclocked and undervolted 9070 WITH reduced settings. That's crazy. I'm well above your recommended specs and I'm sitting around 50 FPS in the open world without FSR. That's with Point Light Shadows, Shadows, Indirect Lighting, and other settings turned down. I will update with an actual review when I've played more, but damn dude, optimize your…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →---{ Graphics }--- ☐ You forget what reality is ☑ Beautiful ☐ Good ☐ Decent ☐ Bad ☐ Don‘t look too long at it ☐ MS-DOS ---{ Gameplay }--- ☐ Very good ☑ Good ☐ It's just gameplay ☐ Mehh ☐ Watch paint dry instead ☐ Just don't ---{ Audio }--- ☐ Eargasm ☑ Very good ☐ Good ☐ Not too bad ☐ Bad ☐ I'm now deaf ---{ Audience }--- ☐ Kids ☑ Teens ☑ Adults ☑ Grandma ---{ PC Requirements }--- ☐ Check if you can run paint ☐ Potato ☐ Decent ☑ Fast ☐ Rich boi ☐ Ask NASA…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →on AMD this game have a really bad performance despite having just an okay graphics, from researching i think it's because the game forces you to use ray tracing with no way to turn it off. with my 6700XT, my GPU is doing 90-99% usage on Native AA (1080P) on the lowest setting, so i have to use FSR and settle for blurry and bad graphics or get lags and stutters. so if you use AMD GPUs i recommend you check how well your GPU runs this game.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →we’ve been playing nonstop for a week and we all forgot what touching grass feels like… exploring and building together is insanely fun. the way the game forces you to do certain upgrades to access new areas is really smart, it naturally introduces you to every system without letting you skip anything so you actually learn as you play. highly recommend especially if you are playing with friends. 10/10 addictive af!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is soooo close to being there. Pros: - Excellent building system - Crafting feels intuitive - Open world exploration feels good - Some of the best opening hours of a survival crafter I have experienced - Major boss fights feel cool Cons: - This game is poorly optimized - The combat starts off feeling good but by mid-game it starts to feel very repetitive - Enemy models do not change, some new enemies get introduced as you progress further but there is still very little…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Enshrouded might not be perfect, but its the closest game I've played to it. this game has almost everything i want in many games genres all wrapped into one, so this is a personal perfection, almost every itch scratched, if i were a dog my leg would be kicking ;-). I rarely write a review good or bad, and very rarely as long and lengthy as this one, but this game is an obsession, and its not even fully released. Map Huge open beautiful world, and by huge i mean huge, im aprox 170+ hrs into…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I have such a love/hate relationship with this game. On one hand it achieves almost everything it sets out to do but at the same time I feel it's lacking. Looking past my frustrations with the sometimes buggy nature of the combat and the ball-torturing amount of enemies, this game has a lot of soul and a lot of good mechanics to play around with. So often I find myself wishing the world didn't feel so dead. That the NPC's I save and build homes for did more than just say "hey" at you in an…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I desperately want to like this game. I have tried on 4 separate occasions to play this through and only on the most recent 4th attempt did i even make it past Pike Mead's Reach. Its ALMOST a good game, and has the potential to be great even, but it is held back by a lot of not so great design decisions that have thus far gone un-addressed. The Good: World Design- The world is VERY fun to explore, and its why i continued to try again and again to get into this game. Plus the map is massive.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Enshrouded is a game that I have mixed feelings about. When I first tried playing it, I only made it about eight hours in and felt like I was bored out of mind and just staying quiet while my friends enjoyed it because I had literally nothing positive to say and didn't want to bring the mood down. Then I came back to it more recently and something just clicked this second time around. It was fun. The building is one of the best in the genre with some of the greatest QoL features, the world is…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The NPC I voiced in Enshrouded, also my first VA in a video game! I'm so happy!!!!
unlabelledView post →Due to how much Enshrouded borrows from Valheim, this review will be a feature-by-feature comparison between the two games, but I'll start with my overall impression: Valheim is a labor of love created by 5 indie developers who clearly play their own game, whereas Enshrouded is a labor of corporate beancounters created by dozens of cubicle workers just doing a job. Assets: Enshrouded is better. I like Valheim's low-fidelity aesthetic, but its assets are filled with amateurish mistakes. I do…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The early game is really fun, but the later areas start to get really grindy, and they struggle with later areas of the game in particular with balancing for smaller groups. The dragon boss in particular is a good example of this - it would probably be fun in a group of 5 or 6, but we played as a duo and it was an awful slog even with boss health and damage scaled down. It was bad enough that we decided we had our fill of the game and didn't bother continuing into the new water biome.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Well, I told myself I'd review the game at 100 hours. 99.9 works too! (Early Access) Let me start by saying this is the most fun I've had on a game in YEARS! Think, Skyrim, Valheim, Breath of the Wild, Minecraft, and The Forest combined. No cannibals, just spooky moments. The Positives: 1. Co-op makes this game incredible! I can't tell you how much fun it is to play with someone who will read the lore with you in goofy voices, jump off cliffs with you randomly, and abandon you in the middle…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Enshrouded : A Promising Foundation Buried Under Frustration Some call it the best survival game, others the best action RPG. Few games have left me as conflicted as Enshrouded. Don't get me wrong, Enshrouded has genuine qualities. But it also carries a weight of frustrations and missed opportunities that are hard to ignore. - Combat : Souls-Inspired But Poorly Executed The combat system clearly draws inspiration from souls-likes, but feels unfinished and archaic even after the recent combat…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Enshrouded is one of the best games I'm ever going to not recommend. Let's start with the good, because there is a lot of it! This game features a ridiculously huge world, massive biomes, sprawling dungeons and a long list of things to do. If you're looking to burn time you can't go far wrong. Probably the most impressive thing to me is the technical proficiency. The rendering and presentation is phenomenal! Beautiful landscapes, astounding lighting, and a good variety of assets. For nearly…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really love Enshrouded, but the frequent performance and stability issues are making it almost unplayable right now. The game regularly crashes due to what appears to be a GPU-related error, which often results in the game (or even Steam/PC) dumping and closing. Crash frequency is inconsistent — sometimes I can play for an hour, other times it happens after just 15 minutes. Each crash means lost progress, which is incredibly frustrating. I have a high-end rig and Enshrouded is the only game…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Overall, a 6/10 game, mainly because one of the core pillars is depressingly badly implemented at the moment. - almost everything is executed perfectly, from base building, to farming, to exploration, to collectables, to gorgeous and plentiful armor sets, but combat feels absolutely terrible... There are hundreds of quests, each with a story, that all add to an exceptionally well done world building full of lore and intrigue and drama in an age long past. A bit sad and gloomy, but enjoyable…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Looking for mutuals and friends sharing the same interests🩷✨ GAMES - Genshin Impact - Honkai Star Rail - Wuthering Waves - Life is Strange - Overwatch - Tomb Raider - Skyrim - Horror Games - Fortnite - Warframe - Enshrouded INTERESTS - 3D Game Art👾 - Drawing🎨 #promosky
unlabelledView post →This is one of those games that.... while you technically *can* play it solo, you really ought to think of it as a pure multiplayer game. Everything about this game is tuned, designed, and optimized to be enjoyed by a group of people. I played through the solo experience so far for a good 13 hours or so and... I mean it works, but it really doesn't have the depth of most single player games. It's a bit of an open world slop builder that expects you to be part of a group of people gathering…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Love it. I love decorating and spending time on my huge cave base. I love the exploration and combat. I love the freedom to do what I want. Do I wanna stay at my base and decorate for hours? Do I want to go out and explore and quest? Do I want to go gather a bunch of shet? All the options for that are there and I love the freedom. Currently, definitely one of the best game this year I play.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's the 2nd anniversary of Enshrouded, which is a respectable but small number. So here's a bunch of very big numbers, from our ever more numerous players! 5 MILLION of you have stepped into Embervale (and then on average each of you fell to your death about 10 times)!🪦 Thanks, Flameborn! ❤️
unlabelledView post →I really want to like this game but they make it so difficult for me to. Dear god the amount of ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ crafting stations in this game is unbelievable. I found that I needed to expand my base quite a few times, not because I needed more storage, not because I wanted to have more decoration or anything, but PURELY just because of the sheer number of crafting stations. There are about 27 crafting stations in the game (at the time I'm writing this), and most of them look like they would all do…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →With the official release scheduled for this autumn, as a "beginner" with over 1,700 hours, I must warn you about the recent state of the game. Note: 1,500 of my hours were spent BEFORE the recent garbage updates. The remaining 200 hours were spent purely testing and verifying bugs for reports. The Good: Respec items are cheap, making build experimentation accessible. Walking while swinging a pickaxe is convenient. Armor pieces now grant skill nodes (though you still have to manually…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The most recent update 8 ruined the smooth overland traversal and platforming. Movement feels slow to respond, and quicker to stop. Gliding movement is not as playful and fun to use; this includes the terrible rework of the skill Updraft, as you don't get any meaningful boost and having to wait to use it makes it pointless. It was key to how the game played. This game's movement and platforming were perfect and never needed a change: only the combat did. Why change what worked just to (in your…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Enshrouded is one of those rare games that feel comfy. You just feel good while playing it. Even tho it's still in early access, Enshrouded gets regular updates, some of them being massive, like Wake of the Water, that added a whole new biome and water physics. Game looks gorgeous. Building system is nice. Exploration is lovely, you can find secret caves, walls, solve puzzles. Developers listen to player feedback and each update improves the game. There are issues, of course, such as NPCs…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Developers, all i'm going to say is, if you made a creaive developer mode for building freely, this game would be the best game on the planet. Hands down. It is a gosh darn crime this isn't available. What you have made available through the water world is nearly incredible, something no game has done, or made available. If you do not make a creative building mode for this game, it would be a crime. Plain and simple. This game would be PERFECT with it. PERFECT. GAME OF THE YEAR.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Some days you wake up and don't bother with the pretense before starting up your game. Rainy, cold days are cozy, cat-cuddling gaming days. I think I'll start off with some Enshrouded.
unlabelledView post →# Enshrouded Review I honestly think Enshrouded is becoming one of my all-time favorite games. What surprised me most is that this game doesn’t just do one thing well. Most survival games usually have one standout feature while the rest feel shallow or unfinished. Enshrouded somehow brings combat, exploration, traversal, progression, atmosphere, and building together in a way that actually feels polished. And somehow it’s only $30. As I’ve gotten older, it’s become harder for games to…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →On the other token, if you get to the point in development where you've got a trailer at Gamescom but don't know what your audience likes about your game, then fire your publisher. That Enshrouded game spent 99% of its time on some generic "prophecy" VO that we've all heard a thousand times [...]
unlabelledView post →Enshrouded Game Review (I played the game twice after Veil Water and have decided to make another review since this one is out of date. Check it on my Patreon - Vixen Leaving Paw Prints Everywhere I Go - Link in Instagram Bio - Violet_Vixen_247.) (Also, it will eventually be loaded as a Let's Play on YouTube - Vixen_247.) (General) 1. This is a 3rd/1st person survival role playing game. 2. The game progresses like an open world exploration-survival. 3. When looking at the characters as…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →We are proud to announce that Enshrouded has won "Best German Game" and "Best Innovation & Technology" at the German Computer Game Awards! 🎉 Thank you all so much for your continued support! ❤️
unlabelledView post →Do yourself a favor and look up frequent crashes due to a common "GPU minidump error" before you buy the game. It is happening to me all the time semi-randomly and you lose ~30m-1hr of progress each time. Honestly, would not buy the game until they fix the bug.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Best voxel game ever. It looks super pretty and the gameplay is never boring. This is an Exploriation game with fighting, farming, tame animals, stories and building. You can even build your own town with actualy villagers that you can find all over the world. Give them homes and you can even let them wander around in town. They even sleep in their own bed you give them. And they have also handy skills to craft all kinds of things for your adventure or your base. + The world is BIG really…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a fantastic game for a group of friends! It's easy to pick up, there's lots to explore and do and it's been a blast! But on the other hand, I feel like I spend more time compiling shaders than playing the game. Every tiny little update, I have to compile more shaders. It's fine if it's just a little bit, but in my experience, it fairly regularly breaks the shader cache and the game becomes an uplayable mess until I manually force all shaders to recompile, which is a 30 minute ordeal...…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A dream game for anyone who loves both Minecraft and Terraria. It combines Terraria's epic fantasy world design with a building system that gives you far more freedom than Minecraft. You're not limited to simple blocks, you can customize structures piece by piece and build almost anything you can imagine. The gameplay loop can get repetitive after a while: explore a new region, gather resources, craft better gear, and repeat. Playing with friends helps a lot and makes the grind much more…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Terribly optimized. I had a lot of fun playing this when it first came out, but it's constant performance Issues, which have gotten worse with every major update, have led me to uninstalling the game. Once held 144 fps on max settings during its first release, now holding low 20's with those same settings. With performance settings enabled, I am creeping along 70ish fps, with a staggering amount of stuttering. There are times frames would drop to low 30's. If you can somehow get past these…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm on my 3rd playthrough with my husband. We are totally hooked on this game. I've played a lot of survival games. Usually I get so bored in the lifeless world. But this game, the story is intriguing, the combat is fun, the characters make me actually call them by name when I run up to them and they say "HELLO!" in one of the many towns I've built because the building... oh, the building! It's just so well done! I want to build all the time! Yes, its still EA. Yes, it has its bugs. Yes,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I know its early access, but you cant have your final boss the Dragon (the corrupted beast) reset the fight at 10% hp after fighting it for 20 minutes. This happend several times ... and we gave up. It's kinda gamebreaking.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →400 hours played — and I’m still not bored. That should tell you everything. This is easily one of the best survival RPGs released in years. Enshrouded doesn’t just give you systems — it gives you a world that genuinely pulls you in. The atmosphere is incredible. Exploring Embervale, especially inside the Shroud, feels tense and immersive. The vertical exploration with climbing and gliding makes discovery addictive. You constantly find hidden ruins, caves, and secrets that actually feel…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Playing the game solo and it is well balanced enough to not be a grueling grind.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →"Our cause was just, and our intentions were pure. Be certain, I would choose this path again." The first thing I have to say about this game is that it is absolutely beautiful. The second is that I'm surprised at how well made this game is in a multitude of ways. Perhaps it's sad to say, but in the time that I've played this game I've run into no bugs that I can think of or remember, the mechanics all work as intended (except for perhaps the multiplayer or quest marker ones, but I talk about…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Sharing some of my nitpicks i had with the game & positive feelings. Overall it's a good game. If you like Minecraft, NMS, Vampire survivor and etc etc with building bases it's good, you're also able to be a farmer and create a barn similar to stardew valley to an extent. Buildings - Most of the rooftops finishing touches are either : " Don't use windows - closed building" "Use windows but requires to build a wall and remove block by block( 1 by 1) to create the window space (the tracking…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Enshrouded has been an absolute joy to play. The building mechanics are easily some of the best in the genre, intuitive, flexible, and genuinely really fun to experiment with. I enjoy how the world feels like one giant co-op experience, making exploration and progression feel shared and meaningful among the whole group. Crafting is done very well, and the game is packed with thoughtful QoL features. Magic chests that pull resources from anywhere in your base are a huge win for me, especially…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The first 20 hours of the game are one of the best survival and base-building experiences out there. After that it gets more grating, tedious, and samey, lacking any new ideas. Ubisoft- style map marker quests litter the vast and empty zones while you get showered with hundreds of meaningless crafting resources in repetitive and skillless combat. What once were intriguing visuals becomes an annoying mess of foggy and blurry colors, hiding how little care went into the world design. Combat…
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