Enshrouded

YES! It is unique, its a 'jack of all trades' kind of game, it doesnt focus or is totally amazing on one end, though it does do good with what already exist. It feels like a combo of Legend Of Zelda, Valheim and Minecraft, its got a vast skill tree which i found myself lost and reseting it many times, just to fine tune my play-style, a ton of weapons and exploration options. As for combat, it feels dynamic, though can feel the opposite at some occasions, depends on how you do stuff, but it is mostly fine by me, it is rewarding, not too hard but hard enough.. In terms of performance, it lacks a little...not game breaking, but i had to set it a little lower then i expected to get stable frames(120), not too bad though, i expect it to get better after EA phase. Overall, good game, loving it so far and it just keeps getting better and more challenging over time, especially if you are like me and go fetch the side quests over mains, just because it leads to this one cool thingy.

真的是不錯, 但我真的希望改善一些戰鬥體驗... 滑滑腳跟明明放開攻擊了硬要多一下的問題... 還有那個滑翔後落地翻滾真的是害慘我了

In top 3 of the best openworld/survival games. The exploration game is amazing, with questing as part of the progression, also somewhat interesting story built into the world through hints and notes everywhere (although you will have a tendency to not don't read em because time doesn't stop when you do, and you are often under time pressure). The idea of the shroud is great and the first times you go explore into the shroud is a thrilling experience. The hand crafted world is extremely well made, but it also has the downside that it limits the replayability to 1 or 2 playthroughs (because exploration is a huge part of the game experience). Building a base doesn't feel very important and is more of a vanity project. Progression is not strict/linear which makes it difficult to determine your next "upgrade" and also where to go explore next; althugh it is also kinda the strong side of the game that you are not railroaded so it is just something you accept as part of the experience. Combat suck, which is a shame because it is a big part of the game. Especially range attacks are a mess, with some wierd auto target mechanic that doesn't work at all (and hasn't for years) .. basically you fire all over creation instead of the enemy you want to target. They did make a tab target system, but the also locks the camera in a wierd way so .. all in all, it is a very bad system and they should re-design it completely. We need free aim by default AND a toggle of whatever makes sense of autotarget or tab target, but something that works. Unlike other games, I find almost all my gear in chests in the world while exploring, and whatever I can craft at any point is usually weaker than what I already found. Food & drink is not as important as I would have liked, the production of food might have made the base building matter more. -Love the new physical based water system. -Don't like that I have to walk to the NPC to craft things, and then to stations to craft other things - I would prefer NPCs just added to the recipe list, and all crafting were made using crafting stations. Moving base is a pain in the rear, think I spent 6-8 hours on just that .. and you will probably want to move base at some point because aesthetics. -What is the most dangerous enemy in the game ? For me it is the Glider (especially the ghost glider), nothing has killed me more times than the glider. -Bosses are not fun at all because of the bad combat system, I would recommend simple turning down the boss damage and health to lowest setting in world options (you can keep other things challenging), or at least when you reach an "impossible" boss, just turn it all the way down and kill the boss. -Love exploring city ruins and finding hidden stuff. All in all, if you want a openworld/survival game, this one is definately one of the best - Always a matter of taste obviously, but on amount of content and complexity it beat most.

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