The characters of Don’t Starve all have instruments for voices when they speak, and Wilba is no exception. Her instrument is pretty special – it’s an ocarina. The Legend of Zelda fans will no doubt be thinking of Ocarina of Time , a popular Zelda game famed for its little blue ocarina that allows the protagonist to travel to different places and times. As a pig princess, is Wilba perhaps linked to Princess Zelda from Ocarina of Time ? While she speaks in musical tones like everyone else, she also oinks when she’s done speak

If building bases and sticking to them is your area of expertise, then look no further than Wickerbottom. Her ability to craft Books is something you'll need to gather and dedicate resources for, and where better to do that than in a carefully-curated base? Reading those books is worth it, too, as they can grant you a range of useful effects (from the sudden growth of plants around you to 16 lightning strikes randomly dispersed near your locati

Willow doesn’t just have a burning desire to survive; she has a desire to burn everything . Her obsession with fire allows her to be immune to fire damage, and the lighter she carries is exclusive to her. But she used to have an extra ability: she would light fires at her feet the moment she was in complete darkness. Not only was this useful to see where you’re going, but it would also make Willow invulnerable to attacks from the Darkness at night. Since the Strange New Powers update, she no longer has that ability. At least she has her trusty ligh

With quirky, scribbly visuals and a delightfully spooky atmosphere, Don’t Starve is a deservedly popular survival game. Despite the title, there’s a lot more to it than simply not starving. The eccentric charm of this game flows through the music, monsters, and interactions within this world, but it also shows the most in each character. With a total of 18 in the base game, DLCs, and multiplayer successor Don’t Starve Together , the series boasts an array of colorful characters who bring their own dialogue and ken Kaneki killer Abilities to the experience. Read on for 10 facts about the cast of Don’t Star

While walking around the world of Don't Starve Together , sometimes you need to get a better look at what is going on from a different angle. When that happens, moving the camera can be a big help when planning your next move or looking for it

What kind of old librarian isn’t a crazy cat lady? Wickerbottom doesn’t disappoint, as Wilson expresses an understanding that she used to own a cat. Not only that, but when examining the Lucky Cat Jar as Wickerbottom, she sighs sadly. When examining a Kittykit, she says that it feels "like home." Clearly, she loves cats and had them in her life at home. Poor Wickerbottom's stuck in The Constant without her beloved feline friends. And as an insomniac, she can’t even see her cat companions in her dreams. Better befriend a kitty

When you're deciding where to place your base, make sure that you focus on what the food sources nearby are going to be. Is there a pond to fish or get frog legs? If you're playing someone strong like Wigfrid or someone with a combat bonus like Wendy, is there a herd of beefalo nea

Landing into the world of Don't Starve Together can be a disorientating experience; you have nothing to help you survive except your wits. It's pretty scary, but there is no need to cry; crafting items is key to surviving. When the need to craft arises, simply click on the L2 button to bring up the crafting

One way to keep your base really organized and running smoothly is to split it into different sections. This can help you to make sure that everything is in the place where it will be most useful to you and you won't be running all over camp, wasting precious t

This tip is something that's more optional and definitely falls into the personal preference area of building your base. But, it's always helpful to make sure that your base is fairly close to the road. For one, it can really help you to find your way back after you go exploring. But, it's also helpful because of the fact that your character runs faster when they're on a r

Of course, you also get to harvest the literal fruits of your labor by either plucking the produce yourself or letting your helpers do the manual work. The challenge comes in the form of nasty critters who don't share the same love for flora creation as you do and want to steal your crops. All in all, it's a game you play if you want to chill or de-str

Like Harvest Moon , the Animal Crossing franchise has a tendency to be Nintendo console exclusives, meaning its availability is often limited. However, it's also one of the closest games in atmosphere and gameplay to Harvest Moon . The two even go together in a Nintendo console like peanut butter and je

The Farming Simulator games are some of the most authentic, straightforward, and therapeutic farming games out there. Not to mention it has the best graphics out of all farming games. The premise is simple too; you get a plot of land, a bunch of farming machinery you can drive, and some seeds. You then tend to the land and the crops then harvest the latter eventually. It ain't much but it's honest w