Combining the simulation aspects and artstyle of Stardew Valley with the survival skills needed to survive a Valheim playthrough, this brand-new cozy sandbox title is taking Steam by storm, and for very good reason.
Launched back in June, Skillwood is a "relaxing woodcutter simulator" where players will be tasked with chopping wood, mining stone, and trading with NPCs in order to grow their forest, unlock new tree species and gain access to new areas. Developed by sshulin, Skillwood offers the farming simulation of the likes of Stardew Valley but at an even more relaxed pace, and it is clear that fans love the indie title as it currently sits at a 'Very Positive' rating on Steam.
Now with the full game available after finally leaving early access, Skillwood, which was created by just one developer, is available to complete from beginning to end and in Version 1.0, players can expect Boris, the mining companion, brand-new starter areas, new upgrades, the "crit skill" ability, and even the ability to upgrade both your running and walking speed, which we all know is very important in any simulator games.
Despite the goal being to gather enough resources whilst keeping an eye...
