You'll have to cope to catch at sea all sorts of objects from other shipwrecks and junk from other boats to be able to craft the tools you'll need to expand your new home and build weapons.
For such purpose, we'll obviously have to face up against different dangers lurking in the sea and that will put our survival skills to the test.ĭeveloped with the Unity graphical engine, the game offers us a 3D scenario that's quite fluid, and without demanding too many technical hardware requirements to be able to run it (it comes along with 32-bit and 64-bit versions, by the way).
Just like in the game developed by Mojang, and other similar titles, we'll have to explore the ocean's immensity mainly for two things: to find objects to craft with in order to build a better shelter on our boat and to get hold of water and food. And that's precisely what we'll find in Raft, a sandbox game similar to the mobile version Raft Survival Simulator, with a gameplay similar to Minecraft, that put's in the role of shipwreck survivor roaming around the sea on his wooden raft. especially if you think how hard it would be to survive in those circumstances. The idea of being stranded on a tiny boat in the middle of a large lake or ocean without being able to reach mainland is quite terrifying. Large water masses shouldn't be belittled.
