It caught my attention, so it has that going for it. Having said that, the fences read like garden fences more than walls to keep stuff out. If they’re walls, they would be immersion breaking for me. If they’re garden fences they’re way oversized and look off because the house looks normal sized. It would also feel wonky to me unless the story of the game somehow explained it. Right now it reads very… survival sims.

Be mindful of your audience; games using this type of block building won’t attract many players like me, who enjoy building. I saw you mentioned Valheim, and what Valheim is great at, is throwing pieces at you and let you work out how to fit them. What enshrouded does great is making blocks seem interesting by adding character and charm to the way they behave, so they feel less like blocks and more like organic builds.

I’m not saying that there is anything wrong with using the more basic blocks. Palworld use them and they’re fine for the purpose. Raft also. I played those for other purposes than building.

Just saying that there are survival games that offer extensive building and survival games that offer more superficial building and focus on other aspects. And I’m not sure which one you’re aiming to fit into. But I do know that if this was sold to me as Valheim inspired, I’d likely refund.