Island Survival Simulator

Right away, you’re dropped onto a wide, rough island—just you, your basic hut, and a whole lot of trees and rocks. In Island Survival Simulator, you don’t get a tidy map or easy instructions. Instead, you start poking around for sticks, berries, or anything that looks useful. Water’s down by the stream, but there’s a pack of wolves that keeps circling nearby. Most days, you’re busy figuring out what you can eat, what you can turn into a tool, and whether you remembered to grab enough firewood before it gets dark.

How to play?

During the day in the game Island Survival Simulator, you’ll need to move around collecting things—branches for tools, chunks of fruit, maybe even a rabbit if you’re quick with a trap. The crafting menu pops up once you’ve got a handful of materials; that’s where you can piece together a knife or, if you’ve saved up enough parts, a rifle. Keep an eye on your water and food meters—run out, and you’ll start to slow down or even black out. At night, it’s just safer to stay inside your hut. If you do step out, you’ll probably run into trouble. Resting restores energy, so don’t skip sleeping. Sometimes you end up building a bigger shelter just because you ran out of space for your stuff. Not sure if you can survive forever, but it’s easy to lose track of time here.