Klei Entertainment’s Don’t Starve getting retail Megapack release
2.5D Survive ’em up Don’t Starve is getting a megapack release featuring all the game’s content in both physical and digital stores.
Contained within the package’s bulging form will be the original game and all the expansions. PS4 owners will also get the added benefit of two exclusive dynamic themes to decorate their dashboard with.
The RRP of the megapack will be £24.99 and will include:
- Don’t Starve Together – A standalone multiplayer expansion to Don’t Starve where players must team up with their friends to gather resources and craft survival items, or strike out against their own, to last the nights.
- Reign of Giants – An expansion pack that brings new characters, environments and beasts to the worlds of Don’t Starve and Don’t Starve Together! Reign of Giants brings new mysteries, scientific innovations, resources and massive creatures of the wilderness to either help you or kill Wilson and his companions;
- Shipwrecked — A brand new single player story expansion where players will find themselves stranded on a tropical archipelago and must learn to survive all over again with new biomes, seasons, creatures, resources and recipes to discover, craft and survive against.
Mick Fraser reviewed the console edition all the way back in January 2014 giving it a rather good 9/10. So if you haven’t played it before this could be the best way for you to get involved.
Expect the game to release sometime in the second quarter of 2017.
Nick Gillham
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