In simple terms, Keen Games shared their plans for the coming year regarding the development of Enshrouded, and they announced that the long-awaited version 1.0 for this survival game is expected to be launched in Spring 2026.
Among the survival games that gained immense popularity alongside Palworld last January was Enshrouded. By this time in 2024, Keen Games had confirmed that it boasted an impressive 3 million players within a year of its launch. Throughout 2024, updates for Enshrouded were consistently rolled out, and the same is expected for 2025. The roadmap for Enshrouded’s 2025 developments began on January 28, with the release of the Pact of the Flame update. This update introduces several beneficial multiplayer features to Enshrouded, such as in-game text chat, options for proximity or server-wide voice chat, emotes, and a revamped social menu. Additionally, a first-person camera mode for building and over 80 new items have been added.
Keen Games has unveiled their schedule for the upcoming updates to Enshrouded in 2025. This year alone, players can look forward to exciting additions such as an event system, base raids, weather events, server teleportation, shared building plans, and a new biome. As we move into next year, additional updates will roll out, leading up to the grand 1.0 launch of Enshrouded in the spring. For a clearer picture of all the work Keen Games is currently engaged in, take a look at the full roadmap image provided below.
As a gamer, I’m excitedly immersed in the early access phase of ‘Enshrouded’, available on PC through Steam. Mark your calendars for Spring 2026, as this game is set to fully launch on consoles then. Right now, I’ve been enjoying it at a cost of $30, but after ‘Enshrouded’ leaves early access, the price tag might just go up.
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2025-01-28 17:39