You can never have too many items, right? Or creatures, either—living among the Beefalos sounds pretty great! These lines of code will get you the items, props, or creatures you crave. That even means Tallbirds or Spider Queens,

It, therefore, becomes a bit stupid when you are being shot for hours on end, falling off horses, even not eating or drinking for a long while, and survive, but as soon as the water gets above your head? You're dead. The same happens in Red Dead 2 when, no matter your health and fortification, you will die in seconds if you swim with Jo

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

"Item" can be replaced with any animal, monster, character, item, or environment object in the game. "Amount" is simply how much of it you want. Just be careful not to spawn too many Terrorbeaks! You can also replace "spawn" with "give" if you’d like the items to show up in your invent

For instance, make sure that you place your Icebox, Crockpot, and any Drying Racks fairly close to each other. That way, when you're pulling food out of the Icebox to put into the Crockpot, you can keep them both open at once and just toss ingredients in to make yourself a m

It gets infuriating when Susan comes up to you and asks you about stopping your donations when in fact, you have donated insane amounts, more than everyone else in the camp combined. How about you donate some, Su

_ Don’t Starve Together _ is a fun but often-punishing survival game where you work with your friends to forage, craft, and fight off the shadows. As you attempt to survive each day, you could probably use an occasional pick-me-up. That might mean shuffling players around, making sure your stats are up, or messing with the flow of time its

My Time at Portia looks highly similar to Yonder but it's a lot more focused and deeper. It's also more similar to Harvest Moon in terms of locale and activities. You are dropped in a small but fascinating town full of interesting people you can talk to or eventually marry. The difference is the charming 3D graphics and third-person perspect

The Mini Sign is an item that can be crafted through the use of a Science Machine and is found under the Structures tab. This item requires one board and will yield four mini signs. If you've ever played Don't Starve Together , LEGO Fortnite collaboration you'll know that it can get hard to keep track of all your resour

As great as they are, though, horses in the game can be infuriating. Especially when your horse, despite your protests, seems to have an immense urge to run into a tree. There are also the times when your horse is unable to jump over tiny rocks, and you end up falling over, sometimes even leading to your de

Aside from being a king, Wilbur is still your average monkey. He loves bananas, and will even gain 10 Sanity Points from eating them. He can’t speak and uses several variations of monkey gibberish to talk throughout the game. But, if you examine bananas when playing as Wilbur, he will cry "Nanas!" His love of bananas is so great, it grants him the power of human speech. Who would have thought bananas were such powerful things? They can also be used to recruit other prime apes to be your followers. All you gotta do it give them bananas. Perhaps they can now speak limited English,

Wendy is haunted by her dead twin sister, Abigail. Obsessed with her to the point of talking to her frequently, Wendy can summon Abigail’s ghost to fight alongside her in combat. This is helpful in beating mobs of monsters and keeping Wendy safe. But why is Wendy so obsessed with her late sister and unable to move on? The text from the loading screen involving Wendy states that she "clings fiercely to the grief over her sister’s death" because she’s afraid that moving on would make her forget Abigail. That makes her depressing character seem less weird, but certainly sad

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

This means players will need to engage in combat from time to time and having a base nearby will allow players to seek shelter should the fights get too heated. Once players have an idea of what materials they're going to need, they may want to consider building a sub-base nearby specifically for farming enemies and storing l