Enshrouded Reviews

It's a mix of similar games, the bosses are limited, but the final boss was truly satisfying. The building mechanics in the game are very well done offering unlimited possibilities to construct anything without getting bored there are plenty of examples in the community.

[h1][b]Enshrouded: A Beautiful and Engaging Survival Adventure[/b][/h1] Enshrouded is an incredible open-world survival game that offers a deep and immersive experience, whether you're playing solo or with friends. From its breathtaking visuals to its intricate gameplay mechanics, this game has a lot to offer for fans of the genre. [b][u]The Highlights:[/u][/b] ✅ Stunning Visuals & Atmosphere – The world of Enshrouded is beautifully designed, with diverse biomes, atmospheric lighting, and an incredible sense of scale. Every location feels unique and rewarding to explore. ✅ Immersive Sound Design – From the ambient sounds of nature to the clashing of weapons in battle, the audio design adds depth and immersion to the world. ✅ In-Depth Skill Tree – Whether you prefer melee combat, ranged attacks, or magic, the game offers a well-designed skill tree that allows for diverse playstyles and progression. ✅ Massive World with More to Come – The world map is already huge, and with more content planned, exploration remains an exciting and rewarding experience. ✅ Detailed Building System – The base-building mechanics are robust, allowing players to create anything from simple shelters to elaborate fortresses. The level of customization makes for a truly personal experience. ✅ Plenty of Combat Variety – With numerous build options and a wide range of enemies and creatures, combat always feels fresh and engaging. ✅ NPCs That Expand Gameplay – As you progress, NPCs unlock new options for crafting, builds, and other mechanics, making settlements feel alive and purposeful. ✅ Fun & Rewarding Multiplayer – Playing with friends is a blast, and cooperative exploration and building make for an unforgettable experience. [b][u]The Downsides:[/u][/b] ❌ Multiplayer Performance Issues – Some stuttering and lag can occur, especially on GPortal servers. Hopefully, future updates will improve stability. ❌ Quest Progression Bugs – Transferring items between worlds can sometimes cause quest progress to become desynchronized, which can be frustrating. ❌ Solo Play Can Feel Overwhelming – With so much to do, single players might find the game a bit daunting, though the challenge can also be part of the appeal. ❌ No Water Yet – The game currently lacks water, but the developers have confirmed it’s in the works. ❌ Storage Organization Could Be Better – A minor issue, but the lack of item labels can make organizing chests a bit of a hassle. [b][u]Final Verdict[/u][/b] Enshrouded is an excellent choice for fans of open-world survival games, especially if you have friends to play with. The game continues to receive updates with frequent content additions, and its early access price is fair for what it offers. While there are some minor technical issues, the overall experience is incredibly fun and rewarding. ⭐ Highly Recommended! ⭐

Pushing 100 hours my first month. Excellent quality game, the developers wrote their own engine to support this game and if that doesn't scream dedication, I don't know what does. They have a well managed community and they are constantly pushing out updates. This is probably the best game I have played in a long time when it comes to bang for your buck. If you like adventure / sandbox builders this is the game for you. Best building system out of any game I have played yet. Robust and easy to use, even for controller players. Other players can join your world and help, or you can go to their world and help them. Character and world progression is separate so you can also bring items back to your world from your friends world or take items to your friends world from your world. You could even take your character to a new world of your own.

Too many performance issues and game breaking bugs. Avoid.

A fantastical masterpiece fusion of rpg fantasy and survival mechanics bringing a level of game play harmony rarely seen with such intricate yet intuitive depth. Graphics are gorgeous in manly heroic ways in a world both brutal and invigorating draped in beauty and menacing dread. Audio sings to the senses like the most masterfully elegant of harp playing artists wrapping caressing the mind in euphoria. Combat roars and thunders mightily in adrenaline survival triggered electricity like a child trying to avoid POW! POW! TIME! from a punishing parent jumping from cover to cover! Rolling! Rolling! as if dancing to the theme of RAWHIDE! until you find out thats not your MOMMA! Thats not your DADA! Thats your annoying little brother! and ITS CLOBBERING TIME! as you see an opening and STRIKE! STRIKE! STRIKE! Chop down those trees! Mine them rocks! Build that magnificent monolithic fortress of monolithic power and mesmerizing beauty for that stunning lass whose heart you wish to capture with your true and noble spirit. ENSHROUDED, Buy it! Play it! Enter a vast world of infinite game play THROBBING! PULSING! with the heartbeat of legendary rpgs of olde drenched in the technological essence of modern day gaming!

You ever see a new cereal on the shelf you think "hey that looks good" then you grab it, try it, and its exactly what you expected? No more, no less, just "yeah that's good". That is this game. Its exactly what it says in the description, no more, no less, and its just fine. Everything you expect, you get, with all the quirks and weirdness and proprietary engine funsies, its just good. Notice I never said "great" because it absolutely isn't, there is a plethora of early-access problems with this game that are immediately apparent, lighting issues, building issues, hit detection and combat movement issues. As a whole though, this game is as close to what I would vaguely consider a "Third-Person Terraria" as one could get. Which is huge praise because Terraria is singularly one of the greatest games in history, so to even mention it in this review says a lot. Early access as of the 0.8 update is fantastic. It takes some getting used to, but man when you get into it you GET INTO IT.

So... I've never really been a fan of survival type games, I'm more an MMO kinda girl, but I have been enjoying this and am looking forward to where the game has to go. The whole camp building thing is really kinda cool from some of the images I have seen of other players' plots (homes) and I have dabbled a VERY little so far. My first 11 hours have been getting into the game and finding my way around. I could nitpick that I wish there were more body types, but I can't really complain. The game looks great, isn't hard to get into, and the penalty for dying is minor enough that it doesn't really feel like a survival game. I haven't tried co-op yet, but the game is well worth the price, I wanted to have fun, and I am!

Fantastic game to play together with your spouse / girlfriend. We enjoyed every minute of it. Not to difficult of a game but challenging enough. The game is really refreshing with plenty to do. Strongly advise to take your time > meaning go and try gather all armour set upgrades according to your level. Try to avoid to go to your web browser if there is a material you did not find yet. Go Explore and you will find.

The games fantastic I just can't play because of the bloom effect. The effect is so extreme it just gives me headaches. Hiding behind any object which causes a lighting change seems to make the view really dark and as soon as you move out you're hit will a blinding light transition, it's awful. I'll update this post should the Devs actually decide to give us the option to dissible bloom or tone it down massively.

Started playing this on steam deck non oled version and it plays and runs great straight out of the box. This should be verified and not unsupported