In most sandbox games, mob gameplay is a basic and important presence, and ATLAS is no exception. ATLAS is a pirate-themed sandbox game with a fantasy style, so in this game, in addition to some creatures that players are more familiar with, there will also be legendary creatures, which are the product of the development team's brain hole, and they are very different from ordinary creatures in terms of appearance and natural skills.
Typical legendary creatures are Tortuga and Four, the former in the form of a giant tortoise, and the latter, as the name suggests, a combination of creatures with the long nose of an anteater, the sturdy legs of an ostrich, and two huge humps. Although it is a legendary creature, it is not unattainable, and most of the creatures in ATLAS are tamable, and after taming, the player can make full use of the abilities of these creatures.
The functions of different creatures are naturally different, and can be used in different fields, such as as transporting raw materials, or as riding pets, or as war pets. Mobs can help players greatly improve the efficiency of development, so the more creatures naturally the better, but the question also arises, how should players manage these creatures? In other words, where are these creatures "placed"? The appearance of the Taming House after the update has solved this problem.
The Taming House is dedicated to placing the mobs that the player tames, and the types of mobs that can be placed cover almost all, such as bears, giraffes, tigers, rabbits, cats, and Tortuga. When the player builds enough tamed homes to look down on these diverse animals from above, it feels like they have become the king of all beasts. I wonder what people think of atlas's tamed house? Let's talk about it in the comments section.