I purchased Valheim on release. Although shy of 80 hours I was able to experience almost the entirety of what the game had to offer upon release as I played with a few other friends letting us progress at a decent rate. Going through multiple biomes, building outposts and working on what would become our small but active village we waited for the game to be updated further before starting over and experiencing what the devs had to offer. After over a year of waiting not much has changed other than the Hearth & Home update which doesn't change much other than adding new ways to build. After searching for a updated roadmap which I believe doesn't exist anymore I had to look through reddit posts and steam updates to find out that the next update after H&H was the introduction of Frost caves. It seems that with the millions generated from the game they refuse to put any of that money into increasing the size of the team which can be seen with what was basically a major update followed by a much smaller one. I hoped Iron Gate Studio would have been different but just like a majority of indie devs they made their money and ran.

I purchased Valheim on release. Although shy of 80 hours I was able to experience almost the entirety of what the game had to offer upon release as I played with a few other friends letting us progress at a decent rate. Going through multiple biomes, building outposts and working on what would become our small but active village we waited for the game to be updated further before starting over and experiencing what the devs had to offer. After over a year of waiting not much has changed other than the Hearth & Home update which doesn't change much other than adding new ways to build. After searching for a updated roadmap which I believe doesn't exist anymore I had to look through reddit posts and steam updates to find out that the next update after H&H was the introduction of Frost caves. It seems that with the millions generated from the game they refuse to put any of that money into increasing the size of the team which can be seen with what was basically a major update followed by a much smaller one. I hoped Iron Gate Studio would have been different but just like a majority of indie devs they made their money and ran.