Raft Life is an engaging and exciting game where you embark on a story of rebirth after a disaster, a journey to overcome your limits in the middle of the ocean, where a piece of driftwood can become a roof and a seagull can become an ally.
The game opens with a familiar scene of the survival genre: you wake up on a piece of wood in the middle of the ocean after a shipwreck. You have nothing in your hands—no food, no weapons, no relatives, except yourself and your survival instinct.
The special thing about Raft Life is the way it incorporates idle mechanics into the survival experience. Instead of having to operate continuously and be under time pressure like other survival games, Raft Life allows players to develop slowly, in a more relaxing but still challenging way.
Not everything in the ocean is peaceful. Predators like sharks will always be haunting, can appear unexpectedly, and destroy the raft you have worked so hard to build. This mechanic forces players to:
The initial raft is just the foundation. Players need to collect resources from floating crates, trash nets, and even gifts from… seabirds. After that, you can:
One of the most adorable points of the game is the “befriending sea creatures” mechanic. Not only sharks, the sea is also a place where you can meet:
The characteristic of the idle genre in Raft Life is not just letting the game run in the background but optimizing waiting time with a reasonable upgrade strategy. Players can:
Raft Life is a clever combination of survival, construction, and idle elements to create an experience that is both relaxing and engaging. This is the ideal choice for those who love the survival genre but want lighter gameplay, with no less strategic depth.