• Palworld's 1.0 updates releases next month
• Valheim gets its full release (including more consoles) in September
• Enshrouded gets its official release in October

Many good games getting official releases this year. Looking forward to it!

Honestly I only bought this game because they were making their own engine. I was and still am pretty tired of anything remotely survival/crafter-like but they've done some good work here and I'm excited to check out 1.0

This game has me hooked. I highly recommend it to anyone even remotely interested in it.

I actually pirated it on a whim, and played 40 hours of it before buying it, and im glad i did. If you like anything about survival crafting youll love this game.

It's probably the best looking voxal game I've seen yet, and it runs butter smooth on the steam deck.

(Edit: for further reference, I uninstalled both Valheim and Windrose for this game. It's worth it.

Bought this when it hit EA. Super excited to see the numbers on the reviews, 40k last I saw, so that's like 4 million sales. Reviews are usually around 1-2% of total sales. So that's awesome. Very excited to get to 1.0 and play the hell out of Enshrouded. It's EXCELLENT.

I played this for a while on early access, it’s actually the only pre-release game I’ve ever paid for, lots of fun. It was surprisingly polished when I last played back in August. Think I’ll come back to it and start a fresh run through, see what’s new.

Just started this game in the middle of several others in the genre and it is, by far, the best one for solo play and for how much less jank it has compared to every other crafting-survival game. It feels like an actually well thought out AA game and not something using stock, market assets with a simple facelift, tho not quite as tight as a good AAA action adventure (like Elden Ring or God of War). It's got actual open-world goals to give you some direction. It's, so far, pretty decently balanced for solo combat (it scales only when you have more players).

The only pressure points are the awkwardness of using Minecraft-like hotbars to equip weapons so healing or using grenades in combat is annoying as fuck and, like many games recently, the enemy spawning can be irritating as it doesn't necessarily care if you can see it happen nor does it place them a bit away from you. Hella times I will survey an area, see it is clear, take a step forward and have a group of wolves or something just magically appear right up my ass. Oh, and how slippery gentle slopes can be. Hit the wrong spot on the terrain, and you'll be thrown back hella far even sliding past perfectly flat landing spots.

Had me until I saw the sandbox builder