FilterEffectTM 最近的评测

Enshrouded is one of those rare gems that feels like it was designed with every kind of player in mind—whether you're a hardcore dungeon crawler, a dedicated builder, or a cozy gamer who just wants to tend crops and vibe to the sounds of nature. It’s an incredibly immersive co-op sandbox experience that manages to blend survival, RPG, and adventure mechanics seamlessly.

Let’s talk about co-op first, because this is where Enshrouded truly shines. Jumping into the game with a few friends turns the entire world into a shared adventure playground. Whether you're exploring cryptic ruins together, taking on monstrous bosses, or just building out your dream base, there’s a real sense of camaraderie. Everyone can find their niche. Some can farm and craft, others can go off hunting treasure or slaying beasts. And speaking of crafting: there’s a ton of it. You’ll be unlocking gear, cooking, building furniture, brewing potions, and even customizing your appearance with a dye and transmog system so detailed, no two players need to look the same. The gear options are plentiful, and with the ability to dye and transmog, you can truly express your unique style while still optimizing your stats.

Enshrouded accommodates both cozy gamers and hardened adventurers alike. Want to stay at your base, plant crops, and chill with your tamed creatures while the wind rustles the trees around you and distant animal calls echo in the night? You can. Want to dive into the eerie depths of a corrupted temple, battle challenging bosses, and emerge with legendary loot? You can do that too. The game doesn’t push you in any one direction, it gives you a world, and simply says: go live in it.

And what a world it is. The atmosphere is breathtaking. From the haunting sounds of distant wildlife at night to the sweeping winds that ripple through trees and cliffs as you explore the open air, Enshrouded knows how to create a mood. The gliding system is a perfect example of how travel can be fun and freeing. Soaring through the skies, launching from mountain peaks or gliding into your hand-built castle never gets old. It adds a beautiful sense of scale and mobility to exploration.

The boss fights are no joke either. Each one feels unique, punishing, and mechanically interesting. They’re not just damage sponges; you’ll need to learn their patterns, work as a team, and think strategically. And when you finally bring one down? It feels earned.

A major win for me is how the game doesn't hold your hand. Questing in Enshrouded requires you to read, think, and explore. You’ll pore over notes, search for hidden ruins, and piece together lore. It’s a refreshing departure from the minimap-following, quest marker-chasing gameplay we’ve gotten used to. The narrative and worldbuilding reward curiosity, not just completion.

Of course, no game is perfect, and there are some quality-of-life features that would elevate Enshrouded to legendary status. A mount system would make long-distance travel more dynamic. More creatures to tame would give cozy players and collectors something to strive for. A blueprint system to save and replicate your building designs would be a game-changer for creative players, especially in co-op. And of course fishing, because every great sandbox game deserves fishing! And finally, it would be great to see more interactable objects like the bowls, mugs, and tavern items that could serve functional purposes, not just cosmetic ones. Imagine pouring a drink at a bar you built and actually having it do something!

Overall, Enshrouded is shaping up to be one of the most immersive sandbox experiences in recent memory. It strikes a brilliant balance between combat, crafting, exploration, and creativity. The potential here is massive, and I genuinely cannot wait to see what the devs have in store next. This game is easily becoming a genre-defining classic.

Pre-ordered like most of the gaming community out there with huge disappointment on arrival. Here we are quite some time later and while the game is still riddled with bugs the modding community for this has really come through in making the overall experience much more enjoyable. As of last week I finally beat the story/campaign and I gotta say from a story line standpoint the game is phenomenal. Gameplay can be a little 'meh' at times but if you can get passed the little in-discrepancies here and there then you'll find yourself immersed in a pretty neat cyberpunk world.