So Enshrouded is a solo and co-op survival game. Comparing products to each other is a bad idea, but still. I'll try to treat the release uniquely, without the trite "and over there it's done better". The developers of this game are comparing it to Valheim and Zelda.
That's not my metaphor. This comparison was used by Keen Games, the very studio that created Enshrouded. And you'll see very quickly that it's just as far from the truth. That is, this comparison is only based on some superficial features, like the glider from "Zelda" or the very fact of survivalist about building from "Valheim".
That said, Enshrouded doesn't have the depth of that very "Zelda", nor its freedom, nor its physics-based puzzles. Likewise, there's nothing unique from "Valheim"; you don't even get killed by a felled tree if it falls on a character! All in all, if this is the love fruit of these two games, the kid didn't turn out well. I'm not judging, there's just more to work on!
But I can't help but note that externally Enshrouded looks great. Another thing that I'd really like to emphasize as a definite plus is the soundtrack and music. The atmosphere of the soundtrack is a huge plus! In general, if to summarize, the project is cool, brings positive emotions, especially in a cooperative with friends, but there is something to work on and what to finalize.