Many very talented people are playing Valheim. I mean, a lot of people are playing Valheim full stop – at the time of writing, it’s the fourth most played game on Steam. But the people I’m talking about are the ones who are creating immensely impressive buildings in the Viking survival game that shamed my little wooden huts. In the past few weeks, Valheim players have recreated some superb structures, from Eye Of Sauron to The Lord of the Rings to the Star Wars Millennium Falcon.
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The Valheim Plus mod makes construction much more accurate
The Viking Valheim creative adventure is in vogue right now, which means that almost everyone has opinions on which design and survival features are great and which are a pain. The developers have plans to add features and tweaks during early access, but modders have already started researching that too. Valehim Plus is one of the biggest in the group at the moment, a mod that brings together a good handful of convenience adjustments along with some extra precision construction tools.
Valheim sold heroic 3 million copies
Welcome back to another round of big numbers for Valheim, the last little indie game you could. Iron Gate Studio’s Viking survival and craft game sold one million copies in its first week, two million in less than two weeks and now three million a few days after that. Impressed as I am, I would rather play in Valheim now than tell you about the sales figures, so I did us all a favor and projected the next two milestones. You’re welcome.
Valheim is influenced by single player adventures like Zelda
The survival game Viking Valheim has been a huge success since it launched earlier this month. It briefly became the fourth most played game on Steam in its first week, and just a few days ago, developers at Iron Gate Studios announced that it had already sold more than two million copies. At first glance, Valheim looks a bit like the Viking Rust, and you might think that’s where the inspiration comes from. But according to Iron Gate Studios co-founder Henrik Törnqvist, it takes more influence from single-player action and adventure games and RPGs like The Legend Of Zelda and Skyrim.
Valheim Patch fixes missing tombstone problem
The survival game Viking Valheim is going through a good time. The early access adventure managed to sell more than 2 million copies in the first two weeks, which means more than 2 million Vikings finding and reporting bugs. Valheim released a new patch today to address some of these problems, including missing gravestones and deadly ghost fireplaces.
