You can also construct walls, stairs, roofs, as well as furniture in order to make your Raft uniquely yours. Scrap hooks let you mindlessly extract more items from the ocean, and metal spears help you better defend yourself against various threats. That said, you eventually settle into a comfortable rhythm, and that’s when the fun begins.Īs you gather more resources in Raft, you’ll soon gain access to much more advanced versions of the rudimentary tools and items you previously used. Early on, the vast majority of your time is spent desperately juggling to maintain your hunger and thirst, as they deplete rather quickly.
As for food, the game provides an array of options, from farming, to fishing, and hunting. You’ll have to build a purifier to make it suitable for consumption. While the player is always surrounded by water, quenching your thirst isn’t as simple as scooping up some ocean water and taking a sip. If either reaches zero, you’ll slowly start to lose health. Soon, I was able to craft myself a Building Hammer and expand my raft, adding foundation and giving myself some more room to place other useful items.Īs time goes on, you’ll have to maintain your hunger and thirst meters. Naturally, I began tossing my hook into the water, reeling in the wooden planks, plastic containers, and palm leaves that floated past. There’s very little tutorial and onboarding, the game drops you in and asks you to figure the rest out. Equipped with only a plastic hook, players will have to gather resources in order to keep themselves alive and build a shelter, a raft. When players first load into Raft, they find themselves on a singular block of wood floating in a seemingly endless body of water. With its 1.0 version finally being released on Steam, it’s time to give Redbeet Interactive’s ocean survival/exploration game a fair examination. Raft has been a staple in the survival game space since it first entered early access back in 2018.
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