Don't Starve Together

Name: Don't Starve Together
Price: 9.99 USD
Rating: 4.2 (462 reviews)
Author: Playdigious

A multiplayer spooky survival

$9.99 · In‑App Purchases

462 Ratings
Age Rating

13+
Years
Chart

#13
Adventure
Developer

Playdigious
Language

EN
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Size

1.9
GB

*Make sure to read the important notice at the end to check if your device is supported before playing Don't Starve Together!* Fight, Farm, Build and Explore Together in the standalone multiplayer expansion to the uncompromising wilderness survival game, Don't Starve. Enter a strange and unexplored world full of odd creatures, hidden dangers, and ancient secrets. Gather resources to craft items and build structures that match your survival style. Play your way as you unravel the mysteries of "The Constant". Cooperate with your friends in a private game, or find new friends online. Work with other players to survive the harsh environment, or strike out on your own. Survive together stranded on a gloomy world full of surprises and mysteries, and craft your way out through the darkness. Do whatever it takes, but most importantly, Don't Starve. FEATURES – Do what you can to survive in this spooky and cartoonish world and choose between a large catalog of characters with their own backstory and playstyle. – There’s safety in numbers: these lands are full of dangers and monsters so your odds are greater surrounded by friends in local co-op or online partners you meet along the way. – Tend to your needs: build a settlement, farm and hunt for food, craft better gear to defend yourself and go in expedition but don’t forget to take a break in the flowers once in a while or you’ll start to lose your mind! – Who put you in these dangerous surroundings, and why? You’ll need to explore "The Constant" and crack its puzzling mysteries to find out and escape this gloomy place. – Play your own way: pick the mode you prefer to adjust the difficulty by tweaking a large panel of parameters. – Choose from a large variety of cosmetic items for your favorite characters: survive, but in style! (available in in-app purchases) CAREFULLY REDESIGNED FOR MOBILE – Revamped interface – exclusive mobile UI with complete touch control – Game Center achievements – Cloud Save – Share your progress between iOS devices – Compatible with MFi controllers – iPhone 17 Optimization (including Pro Max) *IMPORTANT NOTICE* Due to limited RAM, the following devices may not provide a stable experience and the game may not run as smoothly as intended: - iPhone XR, iPhone SE (2nd Gen, 2020) - iPad Mini (5th Gen), iPad Air (3rd Gen), iPad (8th & 9th Gen) For the best experience, we do not recommend playing on these models.

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Explore the vast world of Don't Starve Together switching between two screens with a HUD crafted for each one.

Ratings & Reviews

4.2

out of 5

462 Ratings

Feature Requested
Aug 5
Shanhaitian
It would be great if the game supported drag-and-drop interactions for items. For example, players could drag ingredients directly into a Crock Pot or drag logs onto a Campfire to add fuel.At the moment, a common issue is that when there are other objects near a Campfire, the interaction focus often targets those objects instead of the Campfire. As a result, it can be difficult to add fuel without repositioning the character or adjusting the camera.Another quality-of-life improvement would be to add a "Take Half" option when picking up items. Currently, players can only take the entire stack or a single item, but being able to quickly split a stack in half would make inventory management much more convenient.
Feature Requested
Aug 5
Shanhaitian

It would be great if the game supported drag-and-drop interactions for items. For example, players could drag ingredients directly into a Crock Pot or drag logs onto a Campfire to add fuel.At the moment, a common issue is that when there are other objects near a Campfire, the interaction focus often targets those objects instead of the Campfire. As a result, it can be difficult to add fuel without repositioning the character or adjusting the camera.Another quality-of-life improvement would be to add a "Take Half" option when picking up items. Currently, players can only take the entire stack or a single item, but being able to quickly split a stack in half would make inventory management much more convenient.
Disappointment over disabled caves
Sep 7
JoeBiggie67
I’ve been a fan of Don’t Starve for a long time. I’ve played the original Don’t Starve, its DLCs, and Don’t Starve Together on PC, so I’m very familiar with the game and its content. I genuinely enjoy Don’t Starve Together, and I actually like the mobile edition as well. It’s impressive to have this experience available on mobile, and overall I’ve enjoyed playing it.My biggest disappointment is the inability to host Caves on my iPhone 13. According to Playdigious’ requirements, iOS devices with an A12 chip or newer and at least 4 GB of RAM are supported. I understand that Caves are more demanding because hosting them requires multiple servers to run simultaneously, but it’s frustrating that 4 GB devices are completely prevented from hosting them.Caves are a significant part of Don’t Starve Together, and not being able to host them means I’m missing out on important game content despite having a relatively capable device. I understand the need to avoid crashes and performance problems, but I think there could be a middle ground.I’d really like to see a low-memory Cave hosting option for 4 GB devices. This could potentially include a smaller Cave world, fewer entities, reduced world-generation settings, a lower player limit, or other optimizations to reduce memory usage. Even an experimental option with a warning that performance may be affected would be better than completely disabling the feature.I want to emphasize that I do like DST Mobile and appreciate the work that has gone into bringing the game to mobile. This isn't a complaint about the game as a whole. The Cave hosting restriction is simply a major drawback for me. I hope the developers can find a way to make Caves available on more 4 GB devices in the future.
Disappointment over disabled caves
Sep 7
JoeBiggie67

I’ve been a fan of Don’t Starve for a long time. I’ve played the original Don’t Starve, its DLCs, and Don’t Starve Together on PC, so I’m very familiar with the game and its content. I genuinely enjoy Don’t Starve Together, and I actually like the mobile edition as well. It’s impressive to have this experience available on mobile, and overall I’ve enjoyed playing it.My biggest disappointment is the inability to host Caves on my iPhone 13. According to Playdigious’ requirements, iOS devices with an A12 chip or newer and at least 4 GB of RAM are supported. I understand that Caves are more demanding because hosting them requires multiple servers to run simultaneously, but it’s frustrating that 4 GB devices are completely prevented from hosting them.Caves are a significant part of Don’t Starve Together, and not being able to host them means I’m missing out on important game content despite having a relatively capable device. I understand the need to avoid crashes and performance problems, but I think there could be a middle ground.I’d really like to see a low-memory Cave hosting option for 4 GB devices. This could potentially include a smaller Cave world, fewer entities, reduced world-generation settings, a lower player limit, or other optimizations to reduce memory usage. Even an experimental option with a warning that performance may be affected would be better than completely disabling the feature.I want to emphasize that I do like DST Mobile and appreciate the work that has gone into bringing the game to mobile. This isn't a complaint about the game as a whole. The Cave hosting restriction is simply a major drawback for me. I hope the developers can find a way to make Caves available on more 4 GB devices in the future.
4GB RAM phone can’t host caves – a humble request for single-player optimization
Jul 23
Yolo_0v0
I genuinely love the recently released Don't Starve Together: Pocket Edition. The art, the atmosphere, the survival loop – it all feels so faithful to the PC version, and playing it on mobile is a dream. But there’s one thing that honestly breaks my heart: because my phone only has 4GB of RAM, the game tells me I don't have enough memory to create a world with caves, and the option is simply locked.I fully understand that caves mean loading a second world, and that’s heavy on resources. But my request is just for local, single-player play with caves. I’m not trying to host a multiplayer server, I’m not trying to push the graphics to the max – I just want to go down there by myself, gather some light bulbs, fight some bunnymen, and experience the underground that I’ve always loved. I’d happily accept lower texture quality, shorter draw distance, longer loading screens, or even a stripped-down “performance” cave if it meant I could just play.I’m sincerely hoping the dev team will consider some targeted optimizations for lower-RAM devices. Maybe a “Low Memory Cave Mode” that drastically reduces assets inside caves, or an option to use a portion of device storage as extended memory during single-player sessions, or even a “Minimal Caves” visual preset. I’m not asking for the impossible – just the chance to enjoy the full game on the phone I have right now.Thank you for reading, and thank you for bringing this wonderful game to mobile. I truly hope some of these optimizations can make it into future updates.

Developer Response
Hello! I understand your frustration, but unfortunately the game would crash immediately and you would lose your server if you had caves. We would also have to completely exclude your device, meaning you wouldn't be able to play at all. Disabling caves was the only way to get the game to run on your device.
4GB RAM phone can’t host caves – a humble request for single-player optimization
Jul 23
Yolo_0v0

I genuinely love the recently released Don't Starve Together: Pocket Edition. The art, the atmosphere, the survival loop – it all feels so faithful to the PC version, and playing it on mobile is a dream. But there’s one thing that honestly breaks my heart: because my phone only has 4GB of RAM, the game tells me I don't have enough memory to create a world with caves, and the option is simply locked.I fully understand that caves mean loading a second world, and that’s heavy on resources. But my request is just for local, single-player play with caves. I’m not trying to host a multiplayer server, I’m not trying to push the graphics to the max – I just want to go down there by myself, gather some light bulbs, fight some bunnymen, and experience the underground that I’ve always loved. I’d happily accept lower texture quality, shorter draw distance, longer loading screens, or even a stripped-down “performance” cave if it meant I could just play.I’m sincerely hoping the dev team will consider some targeted optimizations for lower-RAM devices. Maybe a “Low Memory Cave Mode” that drastically reduces assets inside caves, or an option to use a portion of device storage as extended memory during single-player sessions, or even a “Minimal Caves” visual preset. I’m not asking for the impossible – just the chance to enjoy the full game on the phone I have right now.Thank you for reading, and thank you for bringing this wonderful game to mobile. I truly hope some of these optimizations can make it into future updates.
Developer Response Jul 24
Hello! I understand your frustration, but unfortunately the game would crash immediately and you would lose your server if you had caves. We would also have to completely exclude your device, meaning you wouldn't be able to play at all. Disabling caves was the only way to get the game to run on your device.
Too much left to fix
Sep 24
KellyNovember
The controls are just awful. I can only move them around so much, and they still overlap. That horrible little button in the bottom left corner that changes the amount of your inventory shouldn’t be anywhere near your joystick. The fact that you had people play testing this, and it’s still there, says you don’t listen to your play testers. Gardening is so poorly designed, so frustrating, and so unnecessarily complex, that I don’t even wanna mess with it. I loved the gardening system in the other don’t starve versions, but this is horrible. Also, the other versions were meant to be hard. You were supposed to die a lot of times while you figured out the learning curve on it. That said, no game should ever have so much content that you have to go out and look up online, because there’s no way to find it out in the game. If you can’t incorporate the learning curve into the game, that’s just poor game design.
Too much left to fix
Sep 24
KellyNovember

The controls are just awful. I can only move them around so much, and they still overlap. That horrible little button in the bottom left corner that changes the amount of your inventory shouldn’t be anywhere near your joystick. The fact that you had people play testing this, and it’s still there, says you don’t listen to your play testers. Gardening is so poorly designed, so frustrating, and so unnecessarily complex, that I don’t even wanna mess with it. I loved the gardening system in the other don’t starve versions, but this is horrible. Also, the other versions were meant to be hard. You were supposed to die a lot of times while you figured out the learning curve on it. That said, no game should ever have so much content that you have to go out and look up online, because there’s no way to find it out in the game. If you can’t incorporate the learning curve into the game, that’s just poor game design.

New: - Console commands are now available (double-tap on the clock) - Walls now have a lower priority to improve focus on other targets Bug fixes: - Fixed the attack delay when lag compensation is enabled - Fixed the crash when WX-78 takes off the last circuit from the chassis - Fixed the WX-78 Spin-Cycle Circuit ability that could restart when moving - Fixed the cooldown animation on Wortox’s Soul Hop or Wanda’s Watches - Fixed the issue where Wolfgang gets stuck in a looping animation

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Seller: Playdigious
Size: 1.9 GB
Category: Adventure
Compatibility: Requires iOS 15.0 or later and a device with the A12 Bionic chip or later.

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