Don't Starve

The purpose of the game is to survive as long as possible and find a away to escape this world.

Night time is especially dangerous without fire.

Don't Starve is a fantasy wilderness survival game, where the player starts off playing Wilson.

Each world is randomly generated and also consists of a world generator that the player may choose to tweak.

As such, exploration is also a major factor in the game, to search for resources as well as various mysterious landmarks spread out across this fantasy land.

To survive the game, the player must learn survival skills through trial and error.

To do this, the player must gather items and resources, at first by picking up objects scattered throughout the land.

When a certain combination of items are met, additional items, tools, structures, etc., may created and/or unlocked via recipes in the crafting menu.

As a survival game, the player must maintain food to survive: foraging, trapping, hunting, farming, and various other methods are available to avoid starvation.

Additionally, insanity is also an element in the game.

If sanity drops too low, monsters that lurk behind the shadows of the mind, may come to physical reality and attack the player.

Finally, as monsters roam the land, the player must defend against these beasts with weapons, armor, and even magic.

In any scenario, death will occur if health reaches zero (either by starvation or combat damage).

Although death may sometimes be thwarted, a permanent death will reward the player (not the character) with experience.

Experience is gained by how many days the player survives before death.

Upon death, this experience is calculated and may unlock additional characters if the level requirements are met.

Some characters however, may only be unlocked through adventure mode

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