Valheim

General stability improvements and quality-of-life bug fixes.

General polish and bug fixes for world interactions.

Better quality of life for managing worlds and finding servers.

Greater flexibility in control schemes and visual settings for Xbox users.

Improved stability and quality of life for multiplayer and audio.

Improved visual clarity and readability.

Better stability and usability, though ammo management is shifted.

Improved administration and discovery for server hosts.

Significant improvement to data security and game stability.

More frequent saves and better administrative control.

Significant nerf to adrenaline generation, especially for mage staffs and staggering.

Significant quality-of-life improvements to the building experience.

Better stamina management and lower damage taken in groups.

Significant QoL improvements to fish collection and bait efficiency.

Significant improvements to save game reliability and recovery options.

Significant improvements to controller stability and menu navigation.

Significant quality of life improvements for menu navigation and game management.

More rewarding loot and better bait economy, but more challenging reeling.

Better structural integrity and rain protection for specific thatch roof pieces.

Bases are no longer destroyed by rain while indoors.

Better alignment and stability for high-tier building materials.

Much more reliable save management and cloud syncing.

Significant reduction in latency and better control over server visibility.

Now provides significantly better movement efficiency.

Better performance options and improved controller accessibility.

Improved stability and better modding support.

Easier item recovery and better inventory management upon death.

Better connectivity and stability for multiplayer sessions.

Better utility and defense for early wooden gear, despite Atgeirs being rarer.

Heavy armor now provides better stability against enemy hits.

Better visibility of players and ships when map pins are present.

New decorative building available for a limited time.

Significantly easier to collect Flametal.

Significantly improved navigation and accessibility of game settings.

Easier to kill and disrupt during combat.

Significant quality of life and stability improvements for Mac players.

Much lower presence during the day.

Reduced presence during the night.

Critical stability fixes for console players to prevent data loss.

Smoother gameplay, especially in dungeons and on older hardware.

Significantly more reliable save management and support for multi-account setups.

Significant quality-of-life improvements to the user interface.

New decorative item added.

Prevents accidental item vacuuming during teleportation.

Trolls are now more consistently staggerable in combat.

Corrected boat interaction with water depth.

Midsummer items are no longer obtainable via crafting.

Increased threat to player bases during monster attacks.

Restored essential multiplayer utility.

Reduced resource efficiency when crafting high-tier gear.

Slightly more forgiving lava interactions.

Added fire-extinguishing capability.

Building costs balanced for several high-tier materials.

Improved stability and reliability for multiplayer and crossplay sessions.

Bosses are more relentless and cannot be baited into fleeing.

Improved quality of life for map interactions.

Much easier fights against event mini-bosses.

Spear throwing is now reliable and accurate.

New aesthetic and functional building option.

Reduced ability to maximize comfort via carpet stacking.