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Jogo saiu durante a pandemia, vários artigos começaram a aparecer falando que era a próxima sensação, comparando Valheim com terraria, e o quanto que o jogo vendeu. Os devs venderam o jogo pra caralho sim, entraram no top da Steam, e prometeram o caralho a quatro pros jogadores num roadmap de desenvolvimento. Depois de meses sem quase nada de atualizações voltaram atrás nas promessas. Se perderam no próprio projeto e ele não evoluiu muito desde então. Até hoje, três anos depois, ainda estão botando coisas que prometeram no primeiro ano.

E é isso. O jogo não virou tudo aquilo não. Não tem um endgame bom e o midgame também não tá lá essas coisas. O grind é chato e o progresso é repetitivo. A construção é muito boa e alguns bosses são legais, mas isso desde o começo já era bom.

Mais um caso de hype vazio no mundo dos games e devs aproveitando o sucesso do early access pra se arrastar no desenvolvimento.

Valheim mixes survival, exploration, base building and crafting so well that you sometimes forget what kind of game it is.

Visually, at first glance, it may not seem very appealing to some people (I was not one of them but I can understand why someone would think that) but as you explore the world and build your base, you'll see that it actually looks amazing. There are some beautiful views to be found in the game.

The combat could be better but I'm satisfied with it overall.

I would say that the best way to play this game and the most fun to be had is to play with friends. I've played 90+ hours with my friends and lot of that time we spent just having fun building and fooling around and not really caring about our next objective :D

Highly recommend this game! Especially Coop!

The consistent updates to the game have made it even better

Here's the thing with Valheim: It's still incomplete. Much like Palworld at present, Valheim also exploded in popularity the moment it released due to its PS1-esque graphics, a progression that resembles Terraria, Nordic housing and big, big Vikings.

It's a bit hit or miss, and it's still lacking some of the biomes even until this day, but you get what you signed up for, save the fact that construction still gets to be a crapshoot if you use too many items, thus discouraging anything larger than a village.

For me, this is undeniably one of the best games of all time. Despite being developed by a small team, Iron Gate Studio has managed to create a true masterpiece that is simply astonishing. No other game has ever made me feel so immersed, with its relentless and foreboding atmosphere. You genuinely sense your insignificance as a character in this vast world, and if you're not careful or prepared, you'll be crushed—plain and simple. The survival aspect is fantastic, as is the building and boss hunting. The atmosphere alone is phenomenal, and Valheim stands as a shining example of how to implement randomly generated content effectively. Countless memorable moments await you. Valheim is a remarkable achievement in gaming development that may not appeal to everyone, but for those seeking a genuine adventure, it is an absolute must-have experience.