valheim It's coming to Xbox and GamePass next month.
of Valheim We knew it was targeting a spring release on Xbox Series X. It will be fully supported across Xbox S and Xbox One and across all platforms, but we now have a date: March 14, 2023.
We even have a new teaser trailer to commemorate the event, check it out below.
While the fan-favorite sandbox survival game is already available on PC Game Pass, this will be the game's first trip to Xbox consoles alongside the Steam, Microsoft and Humble stores. It had been a long time…
The Valheim Mistlands update was released in December and adds a new biome to the survival area, as well as a host of additional content, including new enemies, weapons, and supplies.
The work then migrated to the Valheim Ashlands update, which will reportedly offer a different experience than previous updates. “Given that Ashlands is a large piece of land in the far south of the map rather than small islands spread across the globe, it will be quite different from what we are all used to,” developer Iron Gate said.
Valheim coming to Xbox and GamePass Next Month
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