Steam market intelligence
Skillwood
91% positive · 275 Steam reviews · released Jun 21, 2026 · by sshulin
What it likely sold — estimate, stated as a range on purpose
No estimate for this title — free-to-play games have no unit-sales model here. That's the honest answer, not a gap.
Player voice — measured shares of Steam thumbs, never a model
Content & longevity90% positive · 39 mentions
“This is a mind-numbing grind simulator that a zombie could play. It's awesome! You chop and mine resources so that you can upgrade your campfire to get more stamina to chop and mine more so you can unlock more areas with more resources to…”
Recommended · Steam review · Apr 2025 · 3 h played · Report / request removalGameplay & mechanics83% positive · 35 mentions
“This is a mind-numbing grind simulator that a zombie could play. It's awesome! You chop and mine resources so that you can upgrade your campfire to get more stamina to chop and mine more so you can unlock more areas with more resources to…”
Recommended · Steam review · Apr 2025 · 3 h played · Report / request removalVisuals & audio92% positive · 25 mentions
“Sometimes the simplest games are the hardest to put down. Silkwood delivers a relaxing yet engaging experience with charming visuals and satisfying gameplay. It's easy to pick up, difficult to stop, and perfect when you just want to unwind…”
Recommended · Steam review · Jun 2026 · 1 h played · Report / request removal187 recent English reviews stored · topics keyword-matched · topics under 12 mentions stay hidden · methodology
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Game DNA — store facts, community tag votes, labeled AI inference
How you play together
Single-player
Platform features
AchievementsPartial controller supportSteam Cloud
Business model
Free to play
Sources: Valve store fields · community tag votes · AI-inferred values are marked and drawn from a fixed vocabulary.