While it has some room for improvement, Enshrouded stands out as a fantastic early access title with a solid foundation and exciting future.
  • northendtrooper
    2·
    8 months ago

    Have about 37hrs in the game and to me I feel like in a multiplayer server we are a DnD party where we all have separate classes. I havent done much with the building so I can’t comment on that. But the exploration and fighting style feels a scratch that Valheim didn’t have.

    Also the Kleen studio has an interesting history in their games and I believe this can topple Valheim.

    I’ve reached the furthest northern point I could and it was about a 1/4 of the map moving north. The world is huge.

    • baconisaveg
      11·
      8 months ago

      I’ve never played Valheim, I think the closest think to Enshrouded that I’ve played would be Trove.

      I’ve clocked over 45 hours in the past 3 days. I was level 15 before I figured out how to use a bow non-Skyrim style lol. Night time and the shroud have me jumping left and right. The building has been amazing, as well as the farming. I found an old inn, cleaned out the skeletons and broken furniture, moved all my chests and workers inside of it, added a large farm out back and planted evergreen trees out front, hell I even went and mined some clay to fix the tiles on the roof.

      Yeah I’m just avoiding the castle fight as a solo ranged player.

      Also fun fact, without doing the castle fight you can’t traverse the Pillars of Creation… but the mountain is made of limestone, so I just you know, dug my way through it. Really wanted that Fossilized Bone.