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Valheim meets Zelda Breath of the Wild? | Demo Impressions - Enshrouded
11K View2023-10-09Just recently, I tried the 8-hour free demo of the upcoming game on Steam - Enshrouded and had a great time, even if I only played it in singleplayer. The demo allows you to play through the initial quests, helping players become familiar with the game and see what it's like.
Well, what is it like?
The gameplay feels like a mashup between Valheim and Breath of the Wild, both of which are great games. Survival Crafting and Building with a touch of solidly made ARPG-style combat with parries, dodging, and satisfying attacks.
The gameplay feels like a mashup between Valheim and Breath of the Wild, both of which are great games. Survival Crafting and Building with a touch of solidly made ARPG-style combat with parries, dodging, and satisfying attacks.
While it looks like a typical modern unreal engine game, The graphics still looks awesome with great lighting effects, detailed models, and a beautifully crafted world with varied biomes; from lush green forests, dark desolated enshrouded regions, to even underground lava filled caverns. The titular Enshrouded regions are what the game is all about, caused by the land-devouring “mist” called the Shroud.
The game also features various “platforming” features such as gliding, grappling hooks, wall climbing, as well as puzzles, traps, and mechanisms when stumbling upon ancient vaults and caverns to progress into. Definitely feels more like an adventure RPG game like Breath of the Wild instead of a survival crafting game during these moments.
I was able to complete the demo's quest content for about two hours, and I can say this game has potential. The performance is already good, and it even has controller support already baked in. Overall, it is even solid enough for me that i think it can already be released as an Early Access game today.
This is shaping up to be a solid surviving crafting ARPG | Demo Review - Enshrouded
✨Overview Enshrouded is an exciting upcoming game that seamlessly blends survival, crafting, and action RPG combat set in a vast, voxel-based continent, this open-world adventure offers players the freedom to build, craft, and fight. While exact release dates are still under wraps, Enshrouded promises to be a multi-platform release with a release on PC and on Xbox and PS5 later down the line. The game has a limited demo on Steam is a fantastic opportunity for players to get a taste of its potential. The 8 hour time-limited demo allows you to play through the initial quests, helping players become familiar with the game.
lyndonguitar3K2023-10-09
This ambitious open-world survival game is like Valheim meets Skyrim, and you can try it free soon
There's nothing quite like setting off into a new wide-open world full of secrets to discover, resources to mine, and cool gear to craft. But that survival game stuff is only one of the reasons we're excited for Enshrouded.
Enshrouded takes the survival/crafting gameplay of a game like Valheim or Minecraft and adds some deeper dark-fantasy RPG elements. It's set in a massive, epic voxel-based world where up to sixteen players can team up for co-op, and players are given the freedom to build massive bases and otherwise reshape the world however they see fit. It also has huge dungeons, tons of fantastical creatures to fight, and some awesome-looking traversal abilities, such as hang gliding and grappling.
TapTap News3K2023-10-07
Enshrouded is a fantastical spin on Valheim with some dazzling new ideas
SHOULD I PLAY ENSHROUDED?
Definitely check this one out during next week’s Steam Next Fest if you enjoy survival crafting games, especially Valheim. In Enshrouded, you’ll be doing many familiar activities from that type of game: gathering materials, building a base, exploring a big handcrafted world, and defeating monsters. However, Enshrouded adds some exciting new twists to the formula, and it has an awe-inspiring scale that reminded me of my first trip up to High Hrothgar in
Ian Boudreau10K2023-10-07
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