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Dont Starve: Shipwrecked Floats Out Of Steam Early Access
Shipwrecked, the seafaring expansion to the survival game Don't Starve, has left early access and is available now on PC, Mac, and Linux via Steam.
Klei Entertainment partnered with Capybara Games to bring this single-player expansion to life, and it features several new additions including new playable characters, seasons, and biomes. Shipwrecked maroons Wilson on an island where he fights for his life against sea monsters and treacherous waters.
To celebrate its launch, Shipwrecked is available with a 10% discount at $4.49. Steam's Don't Starve Alone Pack, which features the full game and two DLC (Shipwrecked and Reign of Giants), is also currently on sale at 45% off, with a price tag of $12.64. Watch the new launch trailer below.
This is the third Don't Starve Expansion, with Reign of Giants and the multiplayer Don't Starve Together having already been released. You can read our review of Don't Starve here.
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