Why Don't Starve Is So Awesome

Don't Starve is one of the best survival games ever made...

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On this channel, I like to cover games that have failed, games that have died, nostalgic stuff, and games that are awesome. In today's video, we talk about Don't Starve and why it is so awesome!

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[TheMarioBBB]

When me and my little brother started playing, we came back to base one day to find it completely totaled. We agrued over which one of us did it, only for an asteroid to hit our base killing both of us instantly mid argument. To this day i remember it all vividly 😂

[jaredalessandro]

The thing I like most about don’t starve is how drastically your play style changes the more experienced you get. First time players do everything to keep their sanity up, for instance, but more experienced players know shadow monsters drop nightmare fuel, an incredibly valuable resource. The way you change your play style with knowledge really makes you feel like you’re conquering the world in a way no other game I’ve played really captures

[luca_under_limit]

I've been playing this game from Beta and the Journey and evolution of it has been purely incredible. It's one of those few amazing games where you can grab it with a few friends and scream with your friends for like 20-300 hours. I have so many memories of not only the Singleplayer version but also Multiplayer stories of utter mayhem. I think the game juggles survival elements really well and I think it's simply great!

[Frog-A]

As sombody with upwards of 600 hundred hours between xbox and PC on Don't Starve Together. It is a must play. You never know true fear until you have just killed the final boss and your in shambles, and then you hear the hounds barking. Truly one of the best survival games of all time. In my opinion it is highly underrated and deserves more love.

[cowsrgudu]

Don't starve together is my most played game on steam with 2500 hours and it's still my favorite game of all time to play.

[profilore]

I'll never forget the game where i lost a 300day save because i clicked the wrong item in my inventory and accidentally ate a monster meat =_=

[Generalmacka]

My most chaotic story in DS:

I was playing with my friend who was new to the game. He was off mining while I was burning trees for charcoal. I saw a tree relatively far away from the others, so I burned it. I sat and watched, when a bird flew between the 2 trees and placed some seeds. I ran over to try and stop it, but it was too late. The fire jumped from the tree to the seeds, and to the forest. Before I knew it, 6 trees were already on fire. I called my friend over and told him that it was “quite urgent” I began frantically chopping trees to stop the fire spreading but nothing was working. My friend eventually showed up, froze for 2 seconds and just said “why”. We both spent the rest of the day frantically chopping trees to save the forest. Eventually, the fire reached our base but we came in clutch and chopped down the nearby trees. The bad news is that we lost 3/4 of the forest. The good news is that I could make the crock pot I wanted. All because of one stupid bird.

[slickkid]

Me and my friend started at the same time and we knew the wolves come after a few nights so we built a big wood wall, our base was by a river and not knowing any better we assumed we were good. So the wolves come and the walls work, but… what I forgot to mention was we didn’t wall off the river shore area so… as the wolves are attacking my friend Alex asks “wait you don’t think they can swim do you?” then ALL OF THE WOLVES jump into the water and we’re both screaming “THEY CAN SWIM!?!?!” and we died-

[lovkarts]

This game has been on the back of my mind my entire life. I remember watching a gameplay my favourite youtuber made 11 years ago and wanting to play it too, but at the time I didn't have a computer, so I just gave up on it, and now, several years later, I rediscovered this game through the collab with Terraria. This made me go after that very old gameplay once again and relive so many memories of me wanting to play this game. I remember as a kid cheking on playstore to see if the game was there, but unfortunately it wasn't at the time I checked. So imagine my surprise when I decided to check it again recently and found out the game had released on mobile. This made me finally be able to experience it after so much time, and yeah, because it had been so long since I've watched anything about Don't Starve, I pretty much went for it blind, and yeah, I do have a laptop now but I mostly use it's battery time for my creative projects, so being able to play it on my cellphone is such a blessing. Though I do acknowledge the mobile version is janky, I still think it's pretty good and I'm having lot's of fun with it.

[fabikachu]

My favorite story was during the first game I played with my girlfriend. She got jumpscared by a treeguard and in her head, the best course of action was to attack the treeguard with a torch.

I was on the toilet while this was happening and when Icame back, we both were dead in a wasteland of charred trees and a pile of ash that used to be our liot with only the treeguard being still alive in the middle of it all.

[erivida]

Ever have a torch in your hand, accidentally press the wrong button and directly set your entire base on fire? No? Just me?

[werbeplakat]

Perfect Timing for this Video to come out. My friend gave me a key for dont starve together a few weeks ago. I only played dont starve for a few hours years ago. We wanted to start again together so this just hyped me up even more

[MarcusRideout]

Ah, one of my faves since 2013 :-) Stoked to watch this.

[loleriniothefirst]

I remember when I played with my brother in the same world. (2015~)
No no. Not in together.
One time I played and second he.

We got to a very good point in a pig village and it was his turn... He went to a cave and died there...
I didn't talk to him for days because of this...


Its really surprising that I played don't starve before Minecraft...

I have a lot of cool stories :3

[rellimarual]

These many great comments illustrate the best thing about DS/DST: it’s different every time, often drastically so and people always have funny stories about their misadventures in the perilous world of the Constant. I’ve played the various versions of it for 10 years now.

[bgakareign]

Running around the campfire while getting chased by 2 green spiders and 5 normal spiders in the night on 3 hp was my experience in dont starve.

[dragonslayer]

Don't starve together at first glance is like the base don't starve but that's absolutely wrong there is so SO MUCH more in together... A LOT of endgame content a lot of areas to explore and a lot of insanely difficult bosses like a lot of them and it's being updated every 1-2 months and it gets even MORE content, areas, characters, bosses, etc

It is actually insane how much love the devs put in this series

[ShadowKnightP]

Makes me happy when people talk about Dont Starve

[The.illiterate.libertarian]

Shipwrecked is one of the most fun games I’ve played and come back every once and awhile, atleast once a year. The fact that you can go on a perfect 20 day run just to forget a lighting rod, ruining the whole run, it might not sound fun but it’s the fact of learning in a very harsh and unforgiving world and coming back better. 10 out of 10!

[_individual_]

Don’t starve is, if not, one of my favourite games of all time, only having competition with Little Nightmares, what dragged me to Don’t Starve was mainly the art style (and the due to the fact that it’s a survival game), I’ve been playing the game for a long while, although I took a 5 year break from it, but I can say with confidence that all those years back when I thought I knew all the mechanics and story factors of the game, I come back to it a few years later and I feel that overwhelming feeling I loved about it, especially giving me the nostalgic feeling of the first one.
I’d recommend Don’t Starve and the multiplayer version to anyone, it’s a wild rollercoaster of emotions, and I’m glad for being in this journey through the Constant all these years.