After Ragnarok, a workshop hanging in the clouds and a broken world to forge anew.

The profile is tight, like a game still earning its spot. Desert island leads its criteria, sitting right in the middle of the pack. Attachment follows just behind, on a few duels, which makes that number a bit firmer. The rest, fun, rediscovery, sound, slides around the first third, on one or two votes each. The art style is the lowest, ahead of barely more than a quarter of games. Nothing is settled here: it is recent, the profile is to confirm, everything is still moving.

In co-op action-RPG with crafting and physics-based combat, the Valheim school, Cloudheim plays the card of adventure with friends more than the solo feat. It is a crew game, finding its measure in numbers.

So, who is it for? For you if you love crafting, fighting and building in co-op in a Norse setting. Much less if you want a visual punch or a memorable solo experience.