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Enshrouded is a solo and co-op survival action RPG where your freedom and creativity come first. Conquer the Shroud, a corrupting fog devouring the kingdom of Embervale: explore a handcrafted world full of secrets, forge your hero your way, and build anything, anywhere in a fully terraformable land.
Enshrouded is a open world, survival and base building game
developed and published by Keen Games GmbH.
Released on October 15th 2026 is available on Windows, Steam Deck and Steam Machine
in 15 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, Ukrainian and Thai.
It has received 97,277 reviews of which 82,685 were positive and 14,592 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.4 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 35.99€ on Steam with a 10% discount, but you can find it for 30.69€ on Eneba.
The Steam community has classified Enshrouded into these genres:
Open World
Survival
Base Building
Multiplayer
Online Co-Op
Crafting
RPG
Adventure
Exploration
Building
Action RPG
Fantasy
Singleplayer
Sandbox
Character Customization
PvE
Early Access
Action
3D
Indie
Here is the detailed breakdown of supported languages for Enshrouded:
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| Spanish - Spain | |||
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| Thai | |||
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| Turkish | |||
| Portuguese - Brazil | |||
| Ukrainian |
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core i5-6400 (2.7 GHz 4 Core) / AMD Ryzen 5 1500X (3.5 GHz 4 Core) or equivalent
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 (req. 6GB VRAM) / AMD Radeon RX 580 (req. 6GB VRAM) / Intel ARC A380
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 60 GB available space
- Sound Card: on board
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TL:DR; Cant recommend it highly enough. Keen has restored my faith in Early Access games. Well worth every penny. (when paid DLC so i can throw more money at you?) ~650 hours in EA, and have almost nothing but glowing praise for this game and the team at Keen. Easily one of the most responsive dev teams in my 30+ years of gaming. Theyve given us nearly all of the features we asked for, and a giant pile of cool stuff we didnt think to. You can give them your money, and rest comfortably knowing its going to make an incredible game even better. (am literally writing this to help eat time before the 1.0 update launches in a few hours. lol) Exploration is stellar. There's a reason to go check out that cool tower in the distance above and beyond maybe just finding a new resource. The world is jam packed with POI's, quests, story pages, secrets, collectibles, decorations, etc. Building is top notch. I typically build "functional only" bases in sandbox games. Ive spent probs 60h building here. So much flexibility allows for insane levels of creativity. (check the community build contests to see what i mean.) Best of all, its actually enjoyable. And you can show off/check out others builds in-game via adventure sharing (which is about to get waaaaay cooler with the "sparkworks" wiring/redstone system being added in 1.0. *excited noises*) My only complaint with building is blocks/walls/floors are locked to 90deg rotations, in EA. (PLZ give us furniture rotation controls on blocks Keen! This would put Enshrouded on the "Minecraft tier" of practically infinite build creativity.) Combat is much faster paced than similar titles (valheim, RS: dragonwilds, etc) with a good variety of attack types via 3 distinct but easily mixed classes (mage, melee, ranger) - But it does get a little "click spammy" at times. (with a decent melee build at around level 20+ you can stand and hack with basically no danger) Big plus for Parry mechanics that are visually clear, and require you to actually time them correctly (cant "cheese" perfect parries like valheim or Dragonwilds) Its so good in the vanilla form, its tough to even think of QoL mods that are needed (Craft from containers, deposit stacks, etc are just base game features you unlock through a little world progression) - I guess something to plant a bunch at once? lol. Literally almost perfect game in vanilla form.
this game has saved my life. i had a stroke in 2022 and the doctors told my daughters i would not make it but after a year in the hospital i am still here. the cutom mode to the game i know the true gamers do not like but for meit is only reson i can play my right arm dont work and i am bedridden i cannot stand up or walk i can only sit on sie of the bed and play. my daudhter has my computer on a table so can pull to the bed. becase of my handicaps if no for the custom setting iwuld nt be here.
Enshrouded might not be perfect, but its the closest game I've played to it. this game has almost everything i want in many games genres all wrapped into one, so this is a personal perfection, almost every itch scratched, if i were a dog my leg would be kicking ;-). I rarely write a review good or bad, and very rarely as long and lengthy as this one, but this game is an obsession, and its not even fully released. Map Huge open beautiful world, and by huge i mean huge, im aprox 170+ hrs into the game, and my map might be about 60% explored. its not empty miles with endless running from point to point just to have a huge map. Because of Lore! Lore Enshrouded is jam packed with Lore, if its your thing. If its your thing, read everything and get a story of why the world is the way it is, or don't, but its everywhere for the reading. I personally don't like meaningless rambling NPC chatter, I'm glad the developers chose the method of story telling, with a limited amount of NPC chatter. Loot At first appearance it seems like what loot? they don't give you anything, you earn it, but once you get some clothes and armor going and start exploring, its a never ending search and quest for bigger and greater pieces of armor and weapons, some you craft some you find as quests. there is armor and then there is the option for appearance which allows both armor and cosmetic only, so if i want to look like a rogue and wear heavy armor since i play a warrior, I can. it has a lot of armor, from magic user, rogue, warrior, to all the subclasses in-between, there is also a plethora of NPC type gear, so if I'm in the mood to look like a grave digger (actual set) i can.When i say a lot of armor, i dont mean, chain mail with 20 different names and stat buffs, all using the same visual set of chain mail, Diablo is famous for. no, im talking looking different, complete design difference, color, folds, spikes etc. thats a big factor for me, I love looking at my armor, so I have a museum..... more in base building Base Building Its not just a Conan or Valheim base builder, i mention both games cause i liked building sprawling basses in both. the building blocks and building system has improved on both. What makes it different is, true terraforming, talking Minecraft ability of truly digging down, building up, and building on in or under. This is a big thing, and really lets your imagination explode, don't believe me, they have the option were you can visit other peoples worlds and see, their creations. A group have built two spectacular builds, Rivendale and the Shire, OMFG, im talking truly amazing, movie set quality, every bit as accurate as i could see based on the books, games and movies. I have a museum, nothing grand, but for me, was a labor of love, its packed with about 50 complete armor sets on mannequins and enough partial sets still in a chest waiting to be displayed. I've not started the weapons wing, but its just as impressive collection of weapons, though I only keep the weapons with the cool factor, i search for and collect all armor sets. Crafting, I'm not sure I've seen a game with the amount of crafting materials, as Enshrouded, which can be awesome and overwhelming at the same time, they did it smartly each area presents new and or new alternatives of previous areas. So you collection of materials and ways to store and manage it grow with you as you reach out into new regions. I use the word alternatives, because most recipes give you the ability to use the likewise material in place of the original. Charcoal as an example, say charcoal, uses wood and dirt to make, I can use Bamboo from end game areas instead of wood from the area i started in, same with the dirt, i can use sand from the desert if i have more. I used Bamboo because i have a beautiful Bamboo farm, and it produces a lot of wood, yes i mentioned Farming, a giant garden with everything from food to Alchemical plants. A ranch, with animals I've befriended and stable, for their products or Kull for food. I mentioned end game Bamboo, yet only explored 60% of the game, its a true open world, not a linier game claiming its open, by unscalable walls and mountains, though Shrouds do hinder your travels they do not stop you from circumventing you. This is were the terraforming is such a huge factor for me. A steep unclimbable mountain, i dig, and build a cliff side stair way, though you can not build unless your withing a flame alter area, which you can pop down almost anywhere you are limited by how many you can place which grows as you lvl. so i get my pick axe out and scaled a mountain and explored other areas, usually leading to me running for my life and laughing along the way, and collecting what I can. Parkour, puzzles, hidden rooms, and gliders, very Zelda like experience, but in a darker world. for as big as the open world is, it doesn't lack in dungeons with different types, that are deep and vast. the Dungeon instances are a big and deep as the world is vast, some are puzzles and parkour others its a slaughter fest, and the Hollows well come leveled or bring friends. Last comment, the difficulty options are nice, its not just an easy as intended normal or hard setting but you can go in and customize each area to your liking, make it easier then easy or harder then hard, adjust to were you find your happy. i dabbled with a side char, for a bit, i turned down the enemies str and hp, including bosses, but i turned up the amount that populate and turned up their agro, so while the enemies are weaker, getting attacked is more akin to diablo, instead of 3 wolves attacking its 7, or 10 skeletons its 50. it was fun, after release in a few months i might revisit that setting for a different exp, on a second play thru, if when i actually finish this char. there is so much more, ive left a lot out, because its a fine line describing the game with out giving any spoilers. while many games have come before, nothing is truly new, its just they took the best of about 5 different genres and vastly improved on all of them, and seamlessly incorporated them all into one game and world. I have days i want to build, others explore, i can get my bloodlust adrenaline pumping action desires fulfilled, then farm, and craft. the only negative, and it doesn't affect me, because my alien gaming laptop, but is a comment by others i cant refute, it is hardware demanding, as much as i want to recommend it to my own younger brother, he doesn't have the gaming rig i do, wives and kids come first.
This is a yes, just yes game. So you want to slash and block mobs? Yes. It is for you Oh, you want to be sneaky or bow action from distance? Yes. You like to build houses? Yes. You want to build city? Yes. You want townsfolk? Yes. You want to have pets and farm animals? Yes. You want to farm crops? Yes. You want to build caves and lives in it? Yes. Want to fish? Yes. Want to fly/glide? Yes. Cooking? Yes. Yes. Just yes. Thumbs up.
I installed Enshrouded thinking I would casually chop a few trees, craft a little bench, maybe kill two skeletons and go to sleep at a reasonable hour. Instead, the game grabbed me by the throat, threw me into a fog-filled death zone, made me addicted to rebuilding my house for the 14th time, and somehow convinced me that “just one more upgrade” was a healthy life decision. This game is basically: 40% exploration 30% base building 20% getting distracted 10% me forgetting what my original quest even was I went out looking for materials and came back 3 hours later with: no materials 17 side objectives a new weapon no inventory space and an urgent need to redesign my roof The building system is so satisfying it should honestly come with a warning label. “Caution: placing one wall may result in a full medieval village.” Combat? Fun. Exploration? Dangerous and rewarding. Atmosphere? Amazing. Progression? That sweet “I started as a peasant and now I look like I pay taxes in a fantasy kingdom” feeling. Pros: 20 Beautiful fantasy world Addictive exploration Amazing building system Great atmosphere Strong progression Fun crafting Rewarding loot Cool skill tree Satisfying base customization Good sense of adventure Fun in co-op Strong survival-RPG mix Mysterious world design Easy to lose hours in Bases actually matter Good traversal Nice visual style Fun gear upgrades Constant “one more thing” energy Makes me forget real-life responsibilities Cons: 3 Time no longer has meaning Inventory fills up faster than my patience “Quick session” is the biggest lie I have ever told myself Verdict If you like survival games, RPG progression, exploration, and building houses you absolutely did not plan to spend 5 hours decorating, Enshrouded is fantastic. I came for the gameplay. I stayed because my fictional house had bad lighting and that was suddenly my top priority. 10/10, no doubt. Ah yeah, this is just an Early Access and after 30 hours I barely scratched 20% of the map and quests (over 250 if I recall?)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Enshrouded is currently priced at 35.99€ on Steam.
Yes, Enshrouded is currently available at a 10% discount. You can purchase it for 35.99€ on Steam.
Yes, Enshrouded received 82,685 positive votes out of a total of 97,277 achieving a rating of 8.39.
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Enshrouded was developed and published by Keen Games GmbH.
Yes, Enshrouded is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Enshrouded is not playable on MacOS.
No, Enshrouded is not playable on Linux.
Yes, Enshrouded is playable and fully supported on Steam Deck.
Yes, Enshrouded is playable and fully supported on Steam Machine.
No, Enshrouded does not support VR.
Enshrouded offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Enshrouded includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
Yes, there are 2 DLCs available for Enshrouded. Explore additional content available for Enshrouded on Steam.
No, Enshrouded does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Enshrouded does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Enshrouded is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Keen Games GmbH
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