You still need to make sure you don’t starve, but the game revs up the difficulty even more by throwing hardships like low resources, permanent winter, and even darkness for you to overcome. To give the game more structure and give you some goals to aim for, Don’t Starve also includes an Adventure mode that offers challenge maps to complete. "If you’re looking for a roguelike game filled with charm and challenge, be sure not to miss Don’t Starve." You have plenty of things to craft and a branching system of tools, spells, and even armor to make as well, but its monotonous nature can start to get dull after a while.
One quick lightning bolt to the head can easily end your months of survival, so the game isn’t without its frustrating moments. Sandbox mode doesn’t contain an ending, so you can survive for as long as you want just as long as you don’t mind the game’s repetitive nature, especially if you’ve had to die a dozen times to get to where you are. The game still won’t hold your hand, but you can at least make it easier and more accessible to play, especially if it’s your first foray into the genre. You can also change the game’s settings and customize your world to your liking, decreasing or increasing the amount of resources in your map or altering the passing of time and seasons. Some characters you unlock can actually make surviving even more challenging. These characters come with a few added abilities like fire immunity or extra health, so they slightly affect how you play without changing much of the gameplay. Each time you die, you also get experience points depending on how many days you managed to survive, and these are used to unlock additional characters to play as.
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