The Valheim Development Team publishes a blog update on the progress of the game

Iron Gate AB has released Latham in February 2021 in early access. The game was built by a five-person development team and has been well-received. WALDHEIM focuses on the basic elements of the RPG as well as a captivating story. Since its release, Iron Gate AB and the development team have consistently informed the fans of the progress of the game. The month of December is no different, in addition to having a little Christmas joy in the mix. Developers provide information on the coming content so far.

In addition, in the blog, developers start by thanking the fans for the past year while ending. In addition, developers give an overview of The Mountains update. It is almost over and the team aims to publish it earlier next year. In addition, as the development of caves is coming to an end, the team can focus on the Mist lands update.

Iron gate ab note that they have a ton of work to do, including the creation of resources, objects to make, enemies to fight and even a big and bad boss.

In conclusion, developers thank fans for the opportunity to participate in Game Awards, although they have failed. In addition, while the holiday season is approaching, the developers told the fans that there may be just a competition to watch. Players engaged in Latham over the next two weeks should consult the social pages of the game. In addition, the team introduced Christmas elements in the game, such as Christmas tree, etc.

What do you think of Latham? Have you ever tried it? What do you think of the evolution of the game so far? Are you enthusiastic about the coming content? Let us know in the comments below or on Twitter and Facebook.

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