Just like the original Don't Starve will never, ever hold your hand, and I love it (and hate it) for that, it's a rogue-like at heart meaning death is inevitable and once you die it's truly game over, however in Don't Starve Together you do it together.
Klei Entertainment's stylish take on Minecraft's formula through the lens of survival drops you into the gorgeous wild and immediately abandons you to figure out how to survive on your own.
I love the paper-cutout graphical style and whimsical presentation, like a popup book from the mind of Tim Burton. The gothic-inspired look makes even the most amiable shrubbery seem threatening, the visuals are accompanied by a carnivalesque soundtrack that is immediately catchy and the atmosphere of a child's storybook gone awry is aided by a novelesque menu system and comically blunt bits of story.

Just like the original Don't Starve will never, ever hold your hand, and I love it (and hate it) for that, it's a rogue-like at heart meaning death is inevitable and once you die it's truly game over, however in Don't Starve Together you do it together. Klei Entertainment's stylish take on Minecraft's formula through the lens of survival drops you into the gorgeous wild and immediately abandons you to figure out how to survive on your own. I love the paper-cutout graphical style and whimsical presentation, like a popup book from the mind of Tim Burton. The gothic-inspired look makes even the most amiable shrubbery seem threatening, the visuals are accompanied by a carnivalesque soundtrack that is immediately catchy and the atmosphere of a child's storybook gone awry is aided by a novelesque menu system and comically blunt bits of story.