If you've got the warrior spirit, Valheim is the perfect game to fight as Odin's champion and claim your place in Valhalla. Progression in this game hinges on defeating the bosses found in each biome, which in turn increases the diversity of resources you get access to, crafting recipes, and special abilities like reduced damage or increased stamina. Contrasting calm and idyllic base-building in early biomes, with heart-thumping battles against giant Trolls and deadly Mosquitos as you depart from the world's center Valheim gives hours of entertainment for warriors, farmers, and architects alike. Valheim's semi-impressionist aesthetic and diverse biomes give players plenty to explore and plunder in the 10th world of the Yggdrasil. We can’t wait to see what Obsidian cooks up when this micro-size beast of a game hits its full release. Grounded has a lot going for it, and it’s only in early access. You’ll build clubs from sticks, construct bases using blades of grass, and even wear armor made from the cacasses of the slain. The enemies are all sorts of creepy crawling creatures, and everything else is used to keep yourself alive. The bones that Obsidian built Grounded on are typical, but solid, for a survival game. Let’s face it, if you suddenly were reduced to insect size and thrown into a backyard, you’d be keen on surviving that ordeal as well. Grounded took that and built a fully-realized survival game around it. The movie “Honey, I Shrunk the Kids” had already established that there’s a whole tiny world our normal human eyes could never grasp, so it only makes sense that that idea would make its way into a video game. When Grounded released into Early Access back in 2020, it was a concept we couldn’t believe hadn’t already existed. Rust will consume a lot of your time and you will get wrecked. Bring a friend, or several, if you want to make the most of it. With factions, raids, an electricity system, a huge variety of vehicles including hot air balloons and a massive network of trains, several kinds of highly moddable servers, a robust player base, and fairly frequent improvements and updates, Rust goes well past the "you wake up naked and alone in a deserted area" concept.
At first glance, this game bears a strong resemblance to Ark: Survival Evolved, but the open-world and FPS elements are entirely different. The game is multiplayer only, so if you thought you were going to build your rustic abode in peace, you thought wrong. Have we underlined enough that this game is not easy? Rust advertises itself as having only one main objective: survive in a place where everything wants to kill you – the terrain, wildlife, weather, and oh yes, other players. If you have a high pain tolerance, then Rust might be right up your alley! That said, if you're looking for a survival game that will keep you on your toes, Rust is equal parts exhilarating and very difficult.
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