Topic: Don't Starve

my username sans the underscore at gmail is my email addy. Shoot me a line and I'll reply with the code. I won't send it until tomorrow though because I work 16 hours daily during the regular week.

Wow, thanks

Okay...so, can someone please give me the basics of this game? I'm a little interested.

It's a survival game with action, adventure and real-time strategy elements. You're thrown into a top-down-view fantasy wilderness with pretty much nothing, and expected to fend for yourself. You need to gather materials in order to build tools and structures, which help you stay alive. All the while, you're supposed to control your level of hunger, health, and sanity.

That's pretty much it in a nutshell, but believe me when I say it goes a LOT deeper than that. It really is the kind of game people can get obsessed about.

Ah. I'll have to get this once I add some more funds into my e-shop account.

So I seriously bought this a second time. If anyone is in for the second EU code please contact me.

Still got one spare EU code for the game. Anyone interested?
Of course I would prefer swapping it for another game code or something else.

I have an NA code for the game I'm still trying to pawn off. I'd really like a Cube Life code in return, but I'm open to offers.

I died my first night. That's a good sign.

@nf_2: I still have some Humble Bundle codes (Guacamelee, Whoah Dave 3DS, Steamworld Dig 3DS, Gunman Clive 3DS) if you want to trade. Let me know.

@Stargazer: Appreciate the offer, but I'm trying to get rid of some of my Humble Bundle codes as well.

Survived a few nights so far. The game's quite interesting but the lack of even implied direction and how little I can seem to refill my stomach meter makes me think I'm playing wrong somehow...

@kkslider5552000: From my experience, it seems like the key early on in the game is:
1. Building a Fire Pit and Science Machine
2. Creating an Alchemy Machine
3. Creating a Crock Pot and Improved Farms

If you can do these within the first 5-10 days, you're pretty much set barring seasonal complications. An Ice Box can be really helpful to help keep food stores up. If you start in fall, prepare for Winter (collect Beefalo items, Trap bunnies for earmuffs, get weapons/armor in preparation for Deerclops). If you start in Spring, prepare for Summer (collect Nitre for endothermic fire pits, build a Siesta Lean-To, collect manure to fertilize food overnight). You'll want to create a couple Thermal Stones for both extreme months too.

Otherwise it seems like the main goal is complete adventure mode, unlock characters, and see what you can do with each character. I found the game to be pretty frustrating when I first started simply because there's no instruction and it is really easy to die, but once you get an idea of how to get certain things built it goes by a lot easier and becomes a lot more enjoyable.

Thanks for posting. I bought this game b/c of the free extra download code (and to support the system, plus the game looks cool), but I haven't played it yet.

-I have a Don't Starve code (US).

Trading for best offer.

(Humble Nindie Bundle codes could be worth my while - especially wanting Steamworld Dig for Wii U.)

@St_Timothy: I have a code for Steamworld Dig for Wii U. I think it's still active. I'll trade. I can give you the code, if it works, then give me yours. If mine doesn't work then no need to send me yours. I sent this code to a friend awhile back and he said he didn't use it, so it should still work.

@MisterMan: Sounds like a deal. How do you want to go about exchanging the codes? I'm quite excited to finally check out Steamworld!

Edit: I added/messaged you on Miiverse.

@St_Tingle: Cool. I sent you a code through Miiverse. I hope it works.