Raft

Here's a game where you start with almost nothing, floating in the middle of the ocean on a tiny raft, and slowly turn that little platform into a home. You gather materials, craft equipment, explore islands and reefs, research new technology, grow food, and try to keep everyone alive while a shark occasionally decides to take a bite out of your raft. LOL The best part for me is that you're figuring this all out together, so even the smallest problems can turn into some of the funniest memories. At first, everyone is figuring out what they're supposed to be doing then it becomes a battle of resourcefulness and who gets to drink the boiled water first before you pass out from dehydration. But bob decides to say who cares and drinks the salt water instead. You learn who you can rely on, who is going to remember to gather something important, who picks the flowers, and who is absolutely going to swim off toward an island without telling anyone. You are forced to think about what you're using and what you're going to need later. It also makes crafting feel rewarding because you can see the difference between having almost nothing and gradually having the equipment you need to survive…

You can make your own raft, then make it fast and then. Get OP and light off 100 fireworks. There is dupe glitch too if you're into that. good stuff

“Raft™ throws you and your friends into an epic oceanic adventure! Alone or together, players battle to survive a perilous voyage across a vast sea!” --Gameplay: 6/10 What sets Raft apart from most other survival games is its approach to the base-building mechanic. As the name implies, your raft is your base. Not only that, but it also serves as your means of travel through the endless ocean. With this approach, the game essentially eliminates the backtracking that you would normally have to do after long trips in other games. Expanding your raft, upgrading it with proper navigation and engines, and watching it slowly become a proper self-sustaining vessel is a very rewarding experience. It is further reinforced by the many decoration options available to you, allowing you to fully customize it to your liking. Combat, however, in this game is a different story. It is overly simple and easy, poses no real threat, and offers no challenge or player engagement. Enemies usually have one or two attacks that are easily avoided, often not requiring more than two steps to the side. Because of this, combat encounters become a nuisance very soon and are ultimately best avoided, especiall…

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its fun