Enshrouded

I had to stop in the middle of playing to write this. This game is genuinely incredible and so well made. its absolutely beautiful graphical wise but i do feel it maybe could use a bit more optimization but I'm still on a 3080RTX and it works well enough with pretty high settings with 75+ frames. I've been eyeing this game for a long long time and after watching some actual gameplay i was like i absolutely have to buy this. MASSIVE beautiful handcrafted map insane amount of content even with a few months before full release. id easily pay 60-70 $ in this games current state than most AAA games in recent times and this games base price is $30 which is crazy good its more than fair at least to me. Big companies don't correlate price with quality so they sell $70 slop nowadays where as small indie devs or small teams in general like this end up not being greedy setting the prices fairly and end up making higher quality games and have more sales than any big name company even does with microtransactions half the time I'm mad i didn't grab this game a while ago but part of me is glad i picked it up in its current state. i rarely leave reviews but this game really shines. it truly scratches the itch id continue but if you enjoy survival crafting or rpgs to even the slightest extent do yourself a favor and play this game

仲間みんなで戦いに行けるゲームで楽しい！ 早くレベルを開放しておくれ！

We have reached the grand finale of my Co-op Trilogy. After suffering respiratory collapse in Valheim and developing severe poultry induced schizophrenia in R.E.P.O I bring you Enshrouded (42.3 hours on record) This Early Access purgatory features one of the most advanced voxel building systems on the market, which tragically triggered my professional deformation as a former real estate agent. Let me be professionally clear: the zoning laws in this game are an absolute joke. You are given the tools to build a magnificent, brick by brick architectural masterpiece, but the developers force you to construct it directly above the "Shroud" a swirling, highly toxic, metaphysical cancer that dissolves human lungs in four minutes. Do you know how hard it is to sell this kind of property? I have to mentally pitch these ruins to imaginary clients just to cope with the gameplay. "Welcome to this charming, rustic fixer upper! It boasts an open concept floor plan, zero neighbors, and is situated in a highly lucrative, whisper quiet neighborhood featuring a panoramic view of absolute, agonizing death. Please do not open the basement door, sir, or the radioactive fog will consume your physical form. But just think of the property tax savings!" From a market value perspective, building a homestead here is financial and literal suicide. Then, there is the sociological anomaly known as my friend Denis. Denis initially refused to play this game because there was no water. He boycotted the entire Early Access title over a lack of H2O. So, the developers eventually added water. Denis logged in, stared at the newly implemented water, and immediately complained that the game "lacks the atmosphere of Valheim." Of course it lacks the atmosphere of Valheim, Denis! Enshrouded actually has a living world, quests, and things to do. Valheim’s "atmosphere" consists of standing perfectly still in an empty, depressing Swedish forest, wheezing from asthma, waiting for your own roof to cave in and crush your skull. But Denis is a connoisseur of misery. If a game doesn't actively make him want to uninstall it, it simply isn't good enough for him. But who am I to judge Denis? I am a severely damaged man with over 18,000 combined hours of cognitive decay across my Steam library. I voluntarily torture myself on a daily basis. My dog left me, my friends use me as human bait, and I am currently evaluating the real estate market of a magical radioactive crater. 10/10. A masterpiece of catastrophic urban planning and Early Access suffering. The trilogy is complete, and so is my descent into madness.

Me surpreendi positivamente com o game. além ter uma estética atraente ele também me passa uma imersão agradável. Ainda não zerei mas tenho certeza que é questão de tempo!

啥时候能把你的角色建模优化一下，人物丑出新高度了，优化是真的难绷，到了水体部分卡的飞起

First 10/10 game we've ever played. A Game Within a Game Within a Game. Enshrouded doesn't just look beautiful -- it pulls us in so deep we forget the real world exists. The atmosphere, the attention to detail that goes into every element of the game, the way it balances risk vs reward and keeps you game play looping for that next "hurrah" moment... we've never experience IMMERSION like this. It actually has made such an impression on us we decided to start a YouTube Channel around Enshrouded gameplay and building. If you're looking for a game that stays with you and makes a lasting impression, this is it. Is it perfect? Of course not, nothing is. However, the developers have a strong track record over the past 2 years of actually listening to their community and supporters and implementing community feedback to constantly polish what is already a phenomenal game. Want to build-craft your character with a skill-tree, gear, and cosmetics? Check Want to explore a massive, nearly never-ending, world with dedicated biomes, soundtracks, enemies, etc? Check Want to mine, chop, rake, cook, fish, farm, collect, craft then hoard it all at your base? Check Want to build a city within a city, with water elements, animals, NPCs, decorations, etc? Check Want to go questing and 100% the many different tasks and challenges? Check Want to boss fight or mob? Check I'm sure we are missing something here because the game is overall so massive while still maintaining a cohesive experience that you (the player) get to control the pace of. If you're not playing Enshrouded and you like any of the above, you're missing the boat. Best part is? This is STILL soft-launch. Our full thoughts and why this game has hit us so hard is in the video attached to our profile. Thank you for this gem of a game Keen Games!!

Meh Bought to play with a friend and wish I had refunded it. While I definitely am not someone who enjoys these type of games to begin with, Enshrouded also didn't seem particularly outstanding for lovers of the genre. It looks alright. Not spectacular, but like a lovingly made indie game. The gameplay itself is ... fine but not polished or particularly fun. The animations look uninspired, the combat is uninspired, the rest of the gameplay is uninspired. It's serviceable and if you really, really need another base building + crop farming game, this might bring some relief. But if you're not a sucker for doing the same ♥♥♥♥ you already did in all those other games - at a quality that simply isn't doing anything that other games aren't doing better - there are just better games to play. Nothing I did in my ~7 hours of playing struck me as particularly interesting or well made. It does what it does and I guess for some people that's all that's needed to have fun. But I can find dozens of games that do these things better or in a more interesting way and given how much these games waste on mundane tasks, I believe you can only play so many of them with the time you have available in your life. So I'd say go for a better one, can't be that hard to top this bland gameplay.