{"id":1558889,"date":"2026-04-21T17:10:55","date_gmt":"2026-04-21T17:10:55","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/ckdHriwQYjddPNCsNyQJ2G"},"modified":"2026-04-21T17:10:55","modified_gmt":"2026-04-21T17:10:55","slug":"finally-i-can-download-other-peoples-huge-honkin-enshrouded-bases-and-live-in-them-myself","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/arcader.org\/news\/finally-i-can-download-other-peoples-huge-honkin-enshrouded-bases-and-live-in-them-myself\/","title":{"rendered":"Finally I can download other people’s huge honkin’ Enshrouded bases and live in them myself"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Survival game Enshrouded has one of the best and most flexible building systems ever, but there’s always been one little drawback to crafting a grand castle or carving a cavernous lair: there’s never been a great way to share those creations with the Enshrouded community apart from a few screenshots or a walkthrough tour video.<\/p>\n

The latest Enshrouded update solves that problem with its new adventure sharing feature. If you’ve got a creation you’re proud of, whether it’s a mountaintop stronghold or an entire town you’ve restored, you can now upload it and let other players visit it. You’re not just sending them a castle blueprint, either: you’re sharing your entire version of Enshrouded’s world.<\/p>\n

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Using the new in-game main menu, players can browse community uploads and pick the creations they’d like to visit. To tantalize the crowd, there’s even a new craftable camera you can use to take some real beauty shots of your bases to post in the browsing menu. If a player sees something they like, they can download it and step inside it. You can even subscribe to creators you enjoy.<\/p>\n

For someone like myself who is terrible at building and always winds up living in a boring, featureless wooden crate, this is the moment I’ve been waiting for. Now I’ll be able to download the creations of far more talented players and live in their beautiful bases for myself. Thanks for the hundreds of hours of hard work, suckers!<\/p>\n

No, seriously, thank you. I hate living in my featureless wooden box.<\/p>\n

This is just the first iteration of the adventure sharing feature, so it’s not complete yet. For instance, at the moment you can’t progress within that shared world, at least not yet, so just think of it as a sightseeing expedition for now.<\/p>\n

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