
You are Flameborn, last ember of hope of a dying race. Awaken, survive the terror of a corrupting fog, and reclaim the lost beauty of your kingdom. Venture into a vast world, vanquish punishing bosses, build grand halls and forge your path in this co-op survival action RPG for up to 16 players.
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SURVIVAL IN THE SHROUD
Scavenge the ruins, battle the wilds, and grow strong enough to face the horrors within the Shroud.
BEST IN CLASS BUILDING SYSTEM
Bring life back to the land with powerful voxel building tools. Create grand structures, customize every detail, and shelter NPCs who unlock workshops and the means to craft epic gear.
HEART POUNDING ACTION COMBAT
Battle corrupted factions and deadly bosses twisted by the Shroud. Dodge, parry, and unleash powerful skills and spells while you forge your own combat style as a Wizard, Ranger, or Warrior.
CRAFTING GEAR WORTHY OF LEGENDS
Craft and upgrade legendary weapons and armor. Expand your skills to master sword, shield, staff, and bow and stand against the Shroud.
MULTIPLAYER, CO-OP
Join up to 16 players in co-op to raid, build, and battle the Fell hordes together with your friends.
THE SECRETS OF A FALLEN REALM
The realm of Embervale has fallen. In their pursuit of forbidden power, your ancestors unleashed a pestilence that consumed the world.
Journey across its diverse biomes, from the sun-scorched Kindlewastes to the shadowed depths of The Revelwood, to uncover the remnants of lost cultures and forgotten myths.
Beneath the ruins and within the Shroud lies a story of magic, ruin, and redemption. Awake the ancient Flame and reclaim the hope that once illuminated this fallen world.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese +3 more
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I am not the kind of person to leave reviews but this game genuinely deserves the review, I haven't even left reviews for my favorite games of all time. Enshouded is so good, from the combat to the armors to the abilities to building, this game is special. It could genuinely be one of the greatest games of all time. It does have some flaws, but its in early access so I'm willing to look past it. In future i'd like greater customization for my character and some better render distance but otherwise this game is really good in its current state. I play alot of minecraft and i havent had this much fun building in any other game besides enshrouded, and ik its only gonna get better with the 1.0 release. Hats off to keen games for this masterpiece honestly and I can't wait for whats in store for the game.
Jogo com minha namorada, nós gostamos muito !
Fun. Good stuff, albeit some annoying QoL things that should be baked into the game already. (1.0?) A little pointless later on when you've unlocked a lot of things, as there are too many things to do / tons of quests compared to what you can actually level to and unlock. Essentially, there is an abundance of things and no real reason to do them all. Hell for completionism, but heaven for casual. I think my biggest gripe about the game is the survivors being crafting stations thing and having to track them down/summon them with a limit. This game is especially fun with mods, because you can change everything you might dislike about it... and I mean nearly everything.
It would be pretty nice if the game ran smoother in a consistent way. It's pretty disappointing and distracting to have so much stuttering during gameplay. And is not a matter of power. With a 7800x3d(upgraded recently but haven't updated the steam specs yet) and a rtx4080, 32GB of ddr5 ram, this game should be a breeze. Also, and this is a personal thing, the position of the camera in-game feels very awkward. I'd also suggest the on onboarding experience got more work, it feels very sluggish compared to other initial experiences in the genre, like Runscpe DW, I feel like they solved this problem a little better, helping the player to learn the ropes in a more intentional way, through more precise goals. Those are my 2 cents. I look forward to the full game where I hope all of this is addressed. For now, I wouldn't recommend it yet.
Total: 1/10. Graphics: 4/10. Some pretty vistas, but mostly a cartoonish affair. Think recent Legend of Zelda titles, rather than say Conan: Exiles. You are stuck with remarkably ugly body types ... with stunted halfling'ish proportions (?). Story: 3/10. Meh. Gameplay: 4/10. Does what it says on the tin, but nothing unique or really interesting there. Absurdly demanding on GPU, despite nothing interesting happening on screen. I wasted 30 min. tweaking graphics settings etc. to no avail: -2 to total score. Crashed Windows for seemingly no reason: -1 to total score. Avoid this title!
Enshrouded is a great exploration and build/crafting game. You can focus more on the exploration and character development (skill point distribution) than building, or you can focus more on the building. I'm not much of a builder in this game, so I the incredibly detailed cool stuff I've seen people do blew my mind, and at the same time, when you start to get used to the building, you notice the things people build are just simple, it's just that you need patience and to play a bit with creating patterns (and looking at reference to copy from). You can be a cool builder too! Unless you like to explore more instead and come back to your basic hut, like me! lol You progress the game by exploring, doing the guide quests, finding npcs that unlock crafting in theme with what their role is. How to unlock things specifically I am not totally sure, but the gyst of it, is that some trigger makes the npc gain a new quest, then you have to go fetch the in-world item to craft the thing for the npc, and boom you got a new crafting station... and then you can wait for the thing to spawn again to make another crafting station, if you need more than one to speed up materials processing (some you'll want more than one, others you only need 1 of for the rest of the game). I'm just saying, i think the pace of unlocking the next gated crafting tier thing is well done that it doesnt pressure you to go explore high level areas yet. You will have lots to explore in the current tier and lower tier areas, because the world is quite large. I give this game a solid 9/10, almost perfect.
Depuis les dernières mises à jour, impossible d'y jouer. Le jeu est instable et crash non stop de manière intermittente, même avec un AMD 7 et une RTX 4050. Il est clairement instable. Le jeu utilise un moteur propriétaire développé en interne, donc forcément, vous risquez d'avoir une surprise. Je ne recommande pas du tout !
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It is really fun, beautiful and it's good that you can customize it in so many ways, it has become one of my favourite video games.
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