A dedicated Valheim player has constructed a massive statue of Wall-E in the Plains biome, in what can only be called a creative masterpiece and inspiration to all. The enormous statue stands as a monument to inspire and impress Valheim players and Pixar fans alike.
Valheim is a massive hit survival crafting game which is still in Early Access. The game has millions of players, some of which have been utilizing the unique crafting and home building system to build things a bit more remarkable than normal bases and homes. The system was designed with Viking or Nordic architecture in mind, with pieces that need wooden beams and support to stay upright. This has led to some unique builds from players, including airships, jacuzzis, tropical getaways in trees, and even mountain paths that reach above the clouds. The newest addition to this list seems to be the inclusion of a cartoon robot named Wall-E.
The structure was posted by user Arreksis to the Valheim subreddit on Reddit. This is the same person who was responsible for posting an image of a full-sized excavator in the game, spawning some great Ferngully references in the comments. Now Arreksis has posted an incredible Wall-E statue made in the Valheim engine. This was made even more impressive due to it being built in the plains biome, which is a difficult biome to enter, let alone to inhabit while completing a delicate build such as this. The plains biome is home to a number of strong enemies and barely any trees to be used as materials. This is also the home of the Deathsquito, a terrifying type of enemy that harasses players nonstop in the biome.
According to Arreksis’s comments on the post, both builds were made by a Japanese player called VIXTOR on Steam. There is no information on either of the posts or on VIXTOR’s profile as to whether or not these were built without using mods or cheats. All of the pieces seen in the images are usable in the game, so it’s possible that this was done with the vanilla game and just a lot of time and patience.
Hopefully the flow of incredible statues which has been pouring out since Valheim entered early access are just the start of what players can unleash in the game. Minecraft players have been erecting statues for years, in recognition of any number of video games and movies. The Valheim engine will allow for much for life-like statues, such as this well crafted Wall-E, that can further commemorate beloved characters in new and exciting ways.