Everwind

About Everwind

Everwind is a single player and multiplayer open world role playing game. It was developed by Enjoy Studio S.A. and was released on March 17, 2026. It received positive reviews from players.

Everwind is a novel take on the RPG and Sandbox Survival genre from First-Person-Perspective. Embark on an adventure with your friends - Build a base on a flying island-ship, gather resources, craft, loot, and fight while you rise above the clouds to uncover the mysteries of this world! Embark on the Adventure! Dive into battle armed with a sword in one hand and a shield in the othe…

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84%Audience ScoreBased on 1,622 reviews

gameplay84 positive mentions

story10 negative mentions

Engaging exploration with a unique mobile base concept via flying ships that follow you, enhancing freedom and immersion.
Combat system is satisfying, with options for parrying and different playstyles, offering more depth than similar games.
The game has strong RPG elements, crafting, and progression mechanics that provide a rewarding loop of upgrading and exploring.

Lack of multiplayer functionality and stability issues; tethering mechanic limits co-op experience and server crashes cause progress loss.
Progression is slowed and heavily reliant on RNG, with hard-to-find bosses and crafting recipes leading to repetitive grinding.
Building mechanics are cumbersome due to no block rotation and limited QoL features, making ship construction frustrating and slow.

gameplay
229 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
37% positive mentions, 58% neutral mentions, 5% negative mentions
The gameplay of this early access game is praised for its smooth, fun combat, creative and intuitive airship building, and an addictive exploration and crafting loop reminiscent of Minecraft with RPG and survival elements. However, reviewers note issues with repetitiveness, limited content variety, slow pacing, and quality-of-life shortcomings like building mechanics and inventory management, suggesting it has strong foundational mechanics but needs refinement and expanded systems for lasting engagement. Overall, it offers a promising and enjoyable experience that is expected to improve with ongoing updates.
- “The gameplay is phenomenal, the build systems are very self-explanatory, and the atmosphere brings a pirate treasure feeling without overwhelming the game.”
- “The core gameplay loop of visiting islands, raiding dungeons, and upgrading your ship is solid and rewarding.”
- “The building mechanics for the airship are unique and creative, making the game stand out from other sandbox or survival-style games.”
- “The gameplay gets repetitive fast, the matchmaking is awful, and the multiplayer servers lag constantly.”
- “The only real novelty is the airship that you can build and design and is your mobile base that always comes with you... but the rest of the gameplay loop is quite uninteresting and boring; the tuning of the resources you need for anything is pretty steep and there is not much motivation to grind. Combat is also very lackluster and uninteresting, so overall quite a boring experience.”
- “While the gameplay heavily encourages exploration, expanding your ship requires excessive grinding, and the building system is quite frankly hideous.”
story
91 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
7% positive mentions, 82% neutral mentions, 11% negative mentions
The game currently lacks a substantial story and quest system, with most players noting minimal narrative content and limited progression goals. While it offers a sandbox experience reminiscent of Minecraft and Vintage Story, reviewers express a strong desire for expanded quests, clearer objectives, and a more engaging storyline to provide direction and depth. Developers are acknowledged as planning improvements, but the current early access state feels incomplete in terms of story and quest integration.
- “I like home building, recipes, etc. This game intertwines both elements so well with hints of a fascinating story that we are trying to slowly piece together as we play.”
- “Then you have to ask yourself 'what happened to everyone, and why am I alive?' Here, you obviously got tossed off an airship by someone... I'm looking forward to more backstory.”
- “It makes exploration feel personal, because your ship is not just transportation—it becomes part of your story.”
- “This game does not have a story yet, so right now it's basically like Minecraft, but your base is a ship and you fly around with it.”
- “The game is a basic RPG with little to no storyline, sadly.”
- “For the rest of the game I just don't enjoy the progression. It's essentially Minecraft with its 'story'; however, where games like Valheim, Terraria, or the more chill version Raft have story or missions or bosses, this suffers. The goal to progression is so unclear or nonexistent. I wanted to upgrade my airship to the max, but it became an island-hopping grind.”
graphics
90 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
47% positive mentions, 50% neutral mentions, 3% negative mentions
The graphics in the game receive generally positive feedback for their charming, colorful, and immersive voxel art style, with impressive lighting, weather effects, and smooth animations that enhance the relaxing and adventurous atmosphere. Some users compare it favorably to Minecraft with better visuals and optimization, though a few criticize the blocky terrain as lacking detail or feel it is not a significant graphical leap. Overall, the graphics balance aesthetic appeal and performance well, making the game visually engaging without being overly demanding.
- “The graphics are absolutely beautiful; everything from the environments to the lighting feels carefully crafted and immersive.”
- “The art style is simple but charming, and the lighting is honestly amazing—it adds a lot to the mood and makes the world feel alive.”
- “Even at those settings, this is still a good looking game and I find it impressive that voxel graphics can be so clear and bright while maintaining triple digit fps numbers.”
- “Its even worse than Hytale - graphics in this game are absolutely terrible.”
- “The UI absolutely pulls away from the graphics, constant stutters on Deck, and it's laughable. When you open the chat on Deck, you get forced into the menu unless you re-open the keyboard. Good luck if you don't know how!”
- “Graphic shimmering in a roughly six-block radius around ship's core when steering ship in third person.”
optimization
72 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33% positive mentions, 53% neutral mentions, 14% negative mentions
Optimization in the game is mixed, with many users reporting stuttering, lag, and crashes especially during world loading and multiplayer sessions, indicating it is still demanding on hardware and needs further improvements. However, some players with powerful or well-configured systems experience smooth gameplay and good performance, highlighting potential that can be unlocked with future optimization and patches. Overall, the game shows promise but requires additional polish and stability fixes to run consistently well across diverse setups.
- “The game runs smoothly on ultra settings without putting much strain on my PC, which suggests solid optimization — especially impressive considering the world is generated in real time.”
- “Overall this game plays really well on my Asus ROG Ally (2023 version) with SteamOS installed and my main Windows gaming PC, both of which have had trouble running Unreal 5 games in the past, so I would say this game is fairly well optimized.”
- “Performance is stellar too, which is honestly a breath of fresh air from an early access game.”
- “Every time I hop on with my three friends, we run into the same problems: constant lag, stuttering, and frequent crashes.”
- “In the same session my performance degraded permanently, I've never had that happen before, a restart doesn't even fix it, it's now 40fps when near a dungeon, as opposed to at least 80.”
- “After 1000+ blocks, optimization issues start to appear in the game, causing freezes and lag.”
grinding
69 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions
Grinding in this game is a significant and often tedious part of progression, involving repetitive tasks like farming resources, upgrading the airship, and acquiring random recipes or gear blueprints. While exploration and building offer enjoyable moments, many players find the grind slow, punishing, and sometimes unpolished, with limited meaningful farming systems and progress gating that can make advancement feel frustrating and time-consuming. However, some appreciate the challenge and depth of the grind, especially as a slow-burn experience, though overall it may detract from the game's enjoyment for those less fond of repetitive gameplay.
- “The game is incredibly grindy, to the point of being unfun.”
- “At the moment, this game is a tedious torment.”
- “After that it becomes tedious and boring because it puts you in an endless loop of same mobs, dungeons, grinding with almost no progression.”
music
45 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
36% positive mentions, 57% neutral mentions, 7% negative mentions
The game's music is widely praised for its relaxing and atmospheric qualities, effectively enhancing exploration with soothing ambient tracks and signaling combat with sharper cues. While the soundtrack is generally well-received and fits the game's whimsical tone, some users note a lack of variety—especially in biomes, dungeons, and airship segments—which can lead to repetition and monotony. Overall, the music contributes significantly to the game's cozy, immersive experience, though additional diverse tracks are desired.
- “Relaxing, almost spa-like music accompanies exploration, while sharper sound cues quickly signal danger when traps are triggered or enemies appear.”
- “The atmosphere and music are top-tier.”
- “Dynamic weather, gorgeous sunsets, and the music… just incredible.”
- “The music in the game is honestly soporific, not chilling, and extremely monotonous.”
- “All biomes have the same music track, which detracts from the uniqueness of each biome.”
- “Currently, you get the standard music and then it switches to combat music when an enemy sees you, which is every 5 seconds or so.”
stability
31 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
13% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 87% negative mentions
The game exhibits notable stability issues typical of early access, including bugs, glitches, lag, and occasional freezes, especially in multiplayer and with larger builds. While some players report frequent crashes and frustrating exploits, others find it runs smoothly with minor hiccups, praising the developers' responsiveness in fixing issues. Overall, it feels like a promising but still rough and unfinished experience that requires further optimization and polishing.
- “This game runs great with no issues; combat is smooth, and there is an endless amount of content and possibilities.”
- “For an early access launch, it runs great and has a significant amount of content.”
- “It runs great on Steam Deck.”
- “Multiplayer is not just a little buggy but unplayable towards the endgame with the lag and game-breaking bugs.”
- “It's pretty janky, freezes quite often and starts feeling repetitive extremely quickly.”
- “You can lose your progress instantly if you lose your ship, which in this ridiculously buggy game happens often.”
atmosphere
25 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60% positive mentions, 40% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The game's atmosphere is widely praised for its beautiful, peaceful, and immersive qualities, enhanced by impressive lighting, art style, and dynamic weather. Players consistently highlight a relaxing yet adventurous vibe, complemented by top-tier music and detailed visuals that create a compelling sense of wonder and exploration. Overall, the atmosphere is a standout feature that greatly enriches the gameplay experience.
- “Its more focused approach to exploration, combined with its strong atmosphere and balanced progression, has made for a genuinely enjoyable experience that keeps drawing me back.”
- “The art style is pleasant, the atmosphere is peaceful, and there's a genuine sense of adventure as you explore.”
- “Between the ship-building freedom, the sky exploration, and the overall atmosphere, Everwind nails that sense of wonder that so many games try for but never quite reach.”
replayability
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 50% negative mentions
The game offers strong replayability through varied playstyles and an engaging gameplay loop, making it worth the price. However, aspects like ship building can be time-consuming and may hinder replay value for some players. Overall, the expanding skills and open-world design promise even greater replay potential in the future.
- “For the price and replay value it is worth the price, as is, but will no doubt get even better.”
- “Look forward to the different skills being fleshed out further as that will continue to add additional different playstyles and replayability.”
- “Pretty cool open world voxel RPG with endless replayability.”
- “Ship building could use some improvements; building a multi-storey 25x25x25 ship takes several hours and kills replayability of the game, in my opinion.”
- “These factors combined are the reason that I decided to give this game another shot once it's a little more playable.”
- “Look forward to the different skills being fleshed out further, as that will continue to add additional playstyles and replayability.”
humor
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
Users find the game's humor to be a mix of unintended funny bugs and amusing moments, such as the game crashing after absurd falls and unexpected enemy encounters. The quirky airship customization and challenging combat also contribute to the humor, making these elements the standout entertaining aspects.
- “The first time when the enemy opened the door and came right into my base was so dang funny!”
- “Airship aspect is super funny; we got a big cube and inside we just pimp it out with our spoils from pillaging and dungeons.”
- “Combat is pretty janky and hard to block hits—funny enough, this is the single best thing about the game.”
emotional
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
Users find the game evokes strong emotional reactions, sometimes feeling challenging or frustrating, especially with early access issues like confusing menus and crafting mechanics. Despite these frustrations, the emotional engagement is notable, indicating a promising foundation.
- “Right now it sometimes feels like I’m doing a lot… for emotional damage.”
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions
The game's monetization is viewed as uninspired and feels like a typical cash grab, with no innovative features, leading to some disappointment compared to expectations set by advertising.
- “Nothing new in terms of gaming mechanics, feels like just another cash grab.”