Don't Starve Together Reviews

You have to set up your settlement, keep yourself alive and sane, plus you get to fight monsters. I don't care for building in games, but this one is a lot of fun to play with friends.

One of my top five games all time, it's just so amazing and the art style is so unique I love it. If you're thinking of buying this game do so, you won't be let down. It's hard yes, but that makes it even more fun and rewarding. Beautiful game.

Cult game that is already a favorite of many but for me playing this game without friends is hard and sad

The iconic probably one of the hardest survival game, now together! What can be better than starving to death, getting ganged by a pack of wolves for no reason or just watching a kind Deerclops rampaging in your camp. Now you can do it with friends! :D

The entire game is made up of rookie mistakes. You either save and roll back in case of a mistake, or start from the beginning. Only after watching the guides you can do something there. Without mods the game is unplayable.

This game on sale is a steal I honestly recommend this to anyone who is a fan of rogue-like games and just want a good challenge with a couple of friends I have played 5 hours of the don't starve solo game and I loved it I can't wait to drag a friend into this game and explore the pain of starving together

It's hard to leave an appropriate review. Don't Starve Together is a multiplayer sequel to the singleplayer Don't Starve - so it build upon the solid and enjoyable foundation laid by its predecessor. It is also a game that has been regularly updated throughout the years - so there were a lot of good additions and changes made. Therefore, for a new player looking to put 7-70 hours into a game and maybe play with friends, Don't Starve Together will be a gem of a survival game, albeit a bit difficult to get into due to the game not really holding the player's hand. However to players that get immersed with this world, fall in love with the artstyle, music and the characters, they will find a game that is continuing to grow without much direction. As someone who loved this franchise since its singleplayer days, I'd say that the past 3 years worth of updates have actively made Don't Starve Together a less enjoyable experience. New stuff gets added but then it is left to rot, rather than being polished and expanded upon. The foundations laid by the singleplayer offered an uncompromising survival where players had to deal with hostile creatures, weather, lack of resources. Nowadays almost every problem comes in the form of an enemy who you need to kill. There's no variety in content added nowadays - it's all just raid bosses or regular enemies, no environmental or otherwise different types of obstacles to overcome. The developers have also long since strayed away from the 'uncompromising' aspect of the game. There's plenty of items and structures that, for the lack of a better word, just solve problems which otherwise were an integral part of gameplay. For the game called 'Don't Starve Together' it's rather ironic how many food sources and food preservation items have been added throughout the years. Don't Starve Together is a game with great foundations but the last 3 years of updates have turned it into a bloated mess which the developers struggle to fix as they seem to enjoy adding new content rather than polishing the content already added

I love this game. I love this franchise. The art style is beautiful, and the gameplay can be as difficult or as easy as you want it to be. You can customize your world how you like, and there are mod options that improve quality of life. A wide variety of characters are available as well, which can accommodate how you play. It’s slow-paced yet stressful—but only because every second counts. That’s where the difficulty lies: in a slow and steady pressure that builds up over time... unless you’re not a perfectionist. I love the soundtrack. It’s cute and catchy, and it doesn’t play constantly to the point where it gets annoying. How much you enjoy the game will depend on your playstyle, but it’s exciting to go in blind and discover things on your own. You can always Google stuff later—or whenever you start getting mad, LOL. Resource and time management are key parts of the game, especially early on. So if you like planning ahead and strategizing, you’ll probably enjoy it a lot. I haven’t experienced any bugs or major issues, so I don’t have many complaints at all. The crafting menu does bother me sometimes—I find it a bit small and cluttered, but it’s not that bad. (For reference, I play on a 15.6” laptop.) Whether you plan on getting both games or not, I’d suggest starting with this one since you can play solo. I'm a big fan of the original game. Don’t Starve is simpler than Don’t Starve Together, but just for practicality’s sake, I’d still recommend this one—unless you want a really simple and easy experience and don’t plan on playing with friends. I buy all of my games on sale, but after playing this for a while, I can wholeheartedly say it’s worth it at base price.

Wow, I've played 365 hours on this game... That could have been 1 hour for an entire year. And yet, I have not lived long enough in this game to say I have mastered it's survival aspect and all the hostility in this game. I HATE SUMMER in DST. Even Winter is better. But if you are an Elden Ring masochist, this 2.5 D game is for you. Get ready to die a lot.

This game is incredible. This review comes from experience from 3000 hours on Console, and almost a thousand on Steam. This game has been around for a long time, so it’s become more of an old friend at this point. Despite that, this game still gets updates to this day, and the devs are constantly listening to community feedback. Which could be rare these days. If you never played this game before, seriously, you should buy it. You’ll have many experiences that you won’t forget. My only heads up about this game is, it’s unforgiving for new people. If you need to, you can look up guides for it, but really you don’t need to. It’s just trial and error. Once you get the mechanics down pat, this game is really fun to play.