$29.99Cloudheim Physics mayhem on a turtle's back
Cloudheim is a colorful action RPG with a survival-crafter loop tucked inside: raid islands and dungeons for loot and ore, then return to your base on the back of a giant flying turtle to refine, forge weapons, cook, brew potions, and grow your sky shop. Combat is fast physics slapstick, solo or in co-op for up to four.
Is Cloudheim worth it?
Cloudheim is worth it if…
- you like light survival crafting loops of gathering, refining, and upgrading without hunger meters
- you want fast, funny physics combat with kicks, lassos, and exploding barrels
- you like shared co-op where loot and progress carry over for everyone
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Smash first, craft later
You head out to icy peaks and deserts, break things, and come home loaded. Mining takes kicks and abilities rather than pickaxes, and chests are everywhere, so a run ends with your storage full and ready for processing. Back on Odin Shell you clean ore, smelt it, then forge it into weapons and gear with random enchantments, plus cooking, potions, gardens, and fishing. You drop a smoke, it rolls across the doorway, then a grenade blows a gap in it. That loop of raid, refine, and re-roll keeps the workshop humming.
A base on a turtle with a shop attached
Your home sits on Odin Shell, an ancient turtle, and it grows as you link Bifrost gates and clear new islands. You place crafting stations, decorations, mining points, gardens, and fishing spots, and upgrade relics that boost you passively. A tiny stall can become the skies’ best and only store: stock shelves, fill orders, and let Blins mind the counter while Gnasher eats your spare loot and vomits up treasure in return. Building is about production and income rather than shelter, since nothing raids you back.
What else should you know?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. The whole loop of exploring islands, clearing dungeons, crafting gear, and running your shop works solo, with up to three friends able to join online. Progress, weapons, and abilities are shared in co-op, so nobody fights over loot.
How do dungeons work?
Bifrost gates unlock new islands and handcrafted dungeons that rearrange every visit. Expect puzzles, tough enemies, bosses, and plenty of chests, with exploration usually rewarded when you climb somewhere odd or clear every corner.
What do you actually craft?
Mostly weapons and gear from ore, plus cooked food, potions, and shop stock. Each biome adds better minerals and plants, and forged weapons come with random bonuses you can sell or stack, so crafting funds upgrades as much as it arms you.
Is there fishing?
Yes, and the game insists it is a very important feature.
