Enshrouded

The game is fantastic. The amount of content feels almost endless, and it's clear how much care and passion the developers have put into nearly every aspect of it. Exploration is rewarding, the world is beautiful, the building system is one of the best I've ever seen in a survival game, and the variety of builds keeps the combat fresh even after dozens of hours. But... nothing is perfect, right? There are a few things that, in my opinion, could be improved and occasionally make the experience frustrating. Although the building system offers an incredible amount of freedom, it still has some limitations that are hard to understand. The biggest one is the lack of triangular building pieces. Can you work around it? Yes. But it's simply not the same. Many designs require far more effort than they should, when the obvious solution would be to add triangular foundations, floors, and roof pieces. Another design choice I don't understand is why walls can't be rotated freely like chests, windows, coffin lids, and many other placeable objects. Such a simple feature would greatly expand the creative possibilities for builders and make an already excellent building system even better. I also found the quest progression to be somewhat confusing. On several occasions, the game directed me to much higher-level areas before sending me to regions that clearly should have been explored first. For example, I ended up finding level 25 gear in areas that the quests sent me to, only to later discover that I still had quests waiting in level 15 regions. In other words, I completed a significant portion of the game out of the intended order—not because I chose to explore freely, but because I simply followed the quest progression the game presented. In my opinion, the main questline should guide players through the world more consistently, or at the very least, the side quests should stay aligned with the main story's progression. Another issue I noticed during combat is the noticeable delay between attacking with a wand and being able to dodge. If you attack and immediately try to dodge, your character remains locked in the attack animation for a brief moment before responding. In a game where dodge timing is so important, this can be extremely frustrating, as you'll often take damage not because you made a mistake, but because the controls didn't respond when they should have. Despite these criticisms, none of them are enough to take away from what Enshrouded has achieved. It remains one of the best survival games I've ever played. I point out these flaws because I genuinely believe the game has the potential to become one of the greatest in the genre. If these issues are addressed, I have no doubt it will get even closer to perfection.

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J'ai fini ce jeu en coop, et quelle bonne surprise ! Je ne m'attendais pas du tout à un si grand, voire infini, panel de possibilités. Pour les amoureux de la construction, ce jeu est fait pour vous ! Côté combat, c'est très bien réussi aussi. Tous les ennemis ont des points faibles et des points forts, et il y en a BEAUCOUP, ce qui rajoute de la stratégie et rend le PvE vraiment intéressant. La carte est gigantesque et regorge de lieux à explorer. Les déplacements sont rapides et fluides, ce qui rend le jeu très dynamique et agréable à parcourir. Les âmes d'artisans permettent de belles choses, mais dommage que nous ne puissions pas les faire travailler en notre absence de la base. Ayant fait beaucoup de survival-craft en coop, celui-ci est l'un de mes préférés. Je le recommande à 100 %. En revanche, il prend du temps, c'est à anticiper.

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Even in EA this game is really fun to play and so addicting. I can't say anything negative at all. Great job Devs!!!!!!