Valheim

New patch out today to fix the food stats. I tried it out yesterday and choosing between high health or high stamina was a pita. Glad they fixed that, but we shall we how good it is when I try it later
 
I finished the game about 2 months ago. Really enjoyed it. It didn't cost the earth. Great value.

If I never play it again, I'm still happy. Had lots of fun.
 
We started a new world for the patch after not playing for about 4 months. Really enjoying it again, though thats not due to the recent content patch - thats because its a fantastic game.
 
We're doing the same tonight.
With a better idea of what we are doing it should be pretty quick to get back to a similar stage of hitting Fulings for fun.
 
Hodders said:
I finished the game about 2 months ago. Really enjoyed it. It didn't cost the earth. Great value.

If I never play it again, I'm still happy. Had lots of fun.
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Absolutely. I can't recommend this game enough.

Me and a friend got a dedicated server and just hopped on occasionally to build up our base (the building in the game is *super* satisfying) and then once a week we'd game together to fight and expand into the new areas.

Can't wait for more content, and it wasn't even £20 - cheaper than a cinema outing and like 40 hours of gaming out of it! Excellent value.
 
Only got Valheim about 2 weeks ago, been having many 1am nights. Incredibly good value for money, especially for an early access game.

It's also nice to see the same Unity behaviours I never fixed in my own projects like being able to jump up steep cliffsides and boxes with physics rocketing you forward...
 
Apex said:
I honestly can't think of a single game I'd nominate this year.
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Theres been several "good" games this year but in terms of "great" games, whose greatness warrants being my GOTY, sadly there have been only two (the aforementioned Pathfinder 2 and RE:Village). Pretty poor year overall, normally I have several games vying in my mind for my GOTY
 
Nickl245 said:
You guys think it will win Steam game of the year?
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Seems not

The 2021 Steam Awards Winners

  • Game Of The Year -- Resident Evil Village
  • VR Game Of The Year -- Cooking Simulator VR
  • Labor Of Love -- Terraria
  • Better With Friends -- It Takes Two
  • Outstanding Visual Style -- Forza Horizon 5
  • Most Innovative Gameplay -- Deathloop
  • Best Game You Suck At -- Nioh - The Complete Edition
  • Best Soundtrack -- Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy
  • Outstanding Story-Rich Game -- Cyberpunk 2077
  • Sit Back And Relax -- Farming Simulator 22
 
.Lethal said:
I think it came second. I wonder if it being released way back in the beginning of the year caused some to forget about it.
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The competition was pretty weak to be honest, other nominees included Cyberpunk 2077 , which given the mess it was in shouldnt be a nominee for GOTY , plus CP2077 came out in 2020 so imo shouldnt even be in a 2021 GOTY. Another nominee was New World, a game with all manner of ingame and out of game issues, which lost 90% of its userbase in just a few months, again, not IMO worthy of being a GOTY nominee.
 
Tombstone said:
The competition was pretty weak to be honest, other nominees included Cyberpunk 2077 , which given the mess it was in shouldnt be a nominee for GOTY , plus CP2077 came out in 2020 so imo shouldnt even be in a 2021 GOTY. Another nominee was New World, a game with all manner of ingame and out of game issues, which lost 90% of its userbase in just a few months, again, not IMO worthy of being a GOTY nominee.
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Yeah I questioned CP2077 for the same reasons. Agree with New World too.
 
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