$24.99Everwind A flying base above the clouds
Everwind is a first-person survival sandbox where your base is a flying ship. You gather, craft, cook and build walls, workshops and gardens on deck, then steer the whole thing to new islands, dungeons and bosses. Solo or with up to four friends sharing the work.
Is Everwind worth it?
Everwind is worth it if…
- you like slow, careful planning across islands and dungeons
- you want a flying base with gardens, workshops and towers
- you want to share one ship with up to three friends
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A base that flies with you
You start gathering and crafting, then you put down walls, workstations and gardens right on your island-ship. Everything you build travels with you, so the forge and the planters are still there when you dock at the next island.
You steer through a procedurally generated sky of different biomes, each with its own enemies, and pick from more than a thousand places to land. You tear down what is destructible, haul the loot home, and expand upward into towers. It suits survival crafters who like the loop of collect, build, and move on without leaving home behind.
Dungeons, bosses and shared jobs
You fight with sword and shield, daggers, bows, staves and enchanted books, or brew potions through alchemy to back up friends. Dungeons generate fresh each time, with bosses standing between you and treasure.
In online co-op for up to four on one shared ship, you split the work. You take the helm while someone else builds, brews, or holds the line. Character faces, hairstyles and skin tones are yours to set before you rise above the clouds toward whatever the world is hiding.
Good to know?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. Co-op just lets up to four of you divide those jobs on the same ship.
What do you actually build?
Since the ship carries it all, your crafting setup and food supply move with you from biome to biome.
How does exploration work?
The world is procedurally generated and effectively endless, with distinct biomes and enemies. You scout islands, visit hand-made points of interest, and run dungeons that rearrange themselves, so routes and loot stay fresh.
