r/gaming • • 17h ago

Enshrouded 1.0 - Launch Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gp7PZXkyxxY
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u/PromiscuousScoliosis PC 17h ago

Kinda forgot about enshrouded. Pretty cool, I don’t know why it didn’t hook me to play early this year. I’m usually into this kind of thing

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u/joestaff 16h ago

It came out right around the same time as Palworld or Valheim, I think

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u/PromiscuousScoliosis PC 16h ago

Palworld and valheim are several years apart lol

And I don’t think I played enshrouded on launch. Think I picked it up in like January this year

Edit: wow I didn’t realize enshrouded has been around since 2024 that’s crazy. Yeah looks like is did come out same month as palworld in January 2024

Valheim was 2021

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u/TheDirtyBubble69 16h ago

The 1.0 releases are one month apart

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u/PromiscuousScoliosis PC 16h ago

1.0 is almost irrelevant now that games are sold and playable for years before that. “Early access” might as well be the regular release

7 Days to Die had hard copies being sold in GameStop for YEARS before their “1.0 full release”

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u/mildly_anonymous 15h ago

Not sure why you’re getting downvoted. I’d assume the people who wanted to play valheim or palworld were playing it the years it was in early access, not just waiting until the day it 1.0 to have interest in it. Especially palword was a cultural phenomenon before its full release. Valheim had a pretty significant modding community before full release.

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u/PromiscuousScoliosis PC 14h ago

Idk man. It just seems to be that “1.0 release” should be viewed as basically just a big content update, not “alright, now it’s out for real!”

Except for a situation like BG3, where the early access was actually the first little bit of the game. It was really a long demo more than early access. But a demo that you paid a good chunk of change for LOL

Like I loved palworld and Valheim and 7 days to die, but it wasn’t like 1.0 took it from basically a demo to “wow, now it’s a full game!” It was a full game before they just dropped a big content update

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u/Not-Reformed 5h ago

Eh, for games like Palworld the 1.0 saw its player numbers go up 20x from what it was sustaining. I think there were definitely a huge number of people who bought the game initially, played it for a bit, forgot about it because it was kind of chopped, and then came back for 1.0.

I think Valheim initially released in a better state so it didn't have as much of a drop off as Palworld did, so its 1.0 wasn't as big (although still pretty big).