Don't Starve: Shipwrecked

Don't Starve: Shipwrecked - survival on a tropical island. The 2D graphics retain the dark, hand-drawn style of the series. The seasons are divided into dry, rainy and windy. Recipes expand the hero's menu. The islands are connected by rafts. Bites and venoms require treatment. The portal leads to another world of the series. Seasons follow each other according to schedule. The game was released as an addition to the main one. The wood is used for tools. Gold is accumulated for finds. The hero finds himself in the jungle after a shipwreck. He needs food, water and shelter from the weather. The ship can be rebuilt and sail further. Collected items are put into sections. The weather changes suddenly and spoils plans. Shadows look alive at night. Hats and umbrellas protect from the rain. The islands differ in vegetation. Shadows make it difficult to navigate. Death sends you to the beginning. The islands are full of strange creatures. Some give materials, others attack. Monkeys steal food from chests. Fishing provides food and materials. Suits protect from cold and rain. Items can be exchanged for gold at the merchant. Crocodiles guard the shallows. Traps on the trails ruin hikes. Crabs and fish go into the cauldron. Stones and ore are used for crafting. The weather changes with the seasons, and each requires its own approach. Crafting and buildings help you survive. A fire protects against night creatures. Land crossings are more dangerous than sea crossings. The caves store rare ores. Skeletons and pigs serve as food sources. The chests are hidden under the stones. Repairing a sail requires fabric. The rainy season washes away roads. Food spoils if not eaten immediately. Anyone who likes harsh sandboxes will find this part suitable.