5 Biomes We Hope to See in Valheim Soon

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Since Valheim was released, developer Iron Gate AB has been steady at work producing new content for its hit game. As expected of a relatively small development team—the initial game being developed by a team of only 5 people—the updates for Valheim have been slow coming. With a forthcoming update, Iron Gate AB is expected to unveil the Mistlands update, which will introduce an entirely new biome into the game.

During Valheim's latest Midsummer update, fans were teased with tidbits of information about the Mistlands update, including the types of enemies to expect and quality-of-life features that will be implemented along with the new biome. Of course, while fans are undoubtedly excited to explore new lands, the Mistlands update also brings the promise of subsequent biomes, a few of which have already been teased.

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A biome that takes players to a dark, demon-filled realm seems like a no-brainer at this point. With the addition of larger dungeon-like areas in the Frost Caves update, Valheim has already shown it's capable of offering terrifying subterranean encounters, but a biome that takes players to a version of Niflheim from Norse mythology would ratchet up the intensity one step further and make for a perfect late game biome. As far as the content found there, like enemies, materials, and other items, Norse mythology has already done all the heavy lifting, and the only task for Iron Gate AB would be to pull from preexisting ideas.

Valheim players can already crane their necks up to the sky and see Yggdrasil floating above them. By using console commands to enter Valheim's creative mode, players can even fly up and explore Yggdrasil as it currently exists in a very bare-bones state.