Enshrouded

I want to like this game, it has some really great concepts but once you get out of the first two areas map traversal becomes so much of a chore that most of your play time is spent trying to get from point A to point B. The Blackmire is just a monument to bad level design. Three hours trying to complete one 'vaguejective', finally had to quit that three hours was now entirely for nothing because the vaguejectives will reset and I'll be stuck trying to find these three stupid switches again the third on that never did turn up. But how would it? You can't exactly stop and look around when the ground everywhere is instant death, the expectation is that you are apparently supposed to manage navigating by jumping, gliding, swinging, jumping jumping, swinging, gliding over instant death tar while simulatenously trying to get a full 360 degree overview of the area and find these stupid hidden buttons. It's just BAD design and either you will get through it and onto content that is for whatever reason infinitely easier, or you'll get stuck there and never get to get back to the parts of the game that are actually enjoyable. They've locked progression behind a nearly impossible expectation. We have real life for that, we don't really need it in video games.

Pretty good RPG

j'adore ce jeux

good

Better, but not prettier than Valheim

kept hearing good things about the game, figured I'd give it a go. The art style is solid, the world looks interesting and the early game mechanics seem pretty promising. I tried to keep at it, but for the life of me, the FPS rate is abismal. I don't have the most impressive PC but I don{t think it's anything to scoff at either. Even in the lowest graphical settings, the constant stuttering just makes it unplayable for me. it's a shame, I have seen nothing but praise to the devs, but at least for me, it is in dire need of some optimization Definitely open to give it another try in the future - but it's an uninstall for me for the time being

I have really enjoyed this game. It has a lot of the open world exploration that I loved so much with Breath of the Wild, with some survival and crafting like RuneScape: Dragonwilds or Valheim.