Survival and Craft for Android

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You are a castaway who will have to fight to survive Elies Guzmán January 18, 2022 8 / 10 Halfway between adventure game and RPG, in Survival and Craft we will have to embark on a hard fight for survival. The plane we were travelling in has crashed into the ocean and we find ourselves floating adrift in the wreckage. Survival on Raft: survive with everything around you Just as in stories like Robinson Crusoe or Story of a Castaway, we will have to fight alone against the elements and only with what we are able to find in order to survive, under a scorching sun and with a hungry shark stalking us. We will start in a raft to which we will have to climb all that we can rescue from the water and that we can use to improve its characteristics and to get water and food. It is a game in first person where we need to use different tools and in which it is fundamental the crafting of objects to be able to improve our resources and abilities. The tools that we manage to assemble and combine will make us level up in terms of skills and, therefore, be able to achieve increasingly complex objectives. This survival simulator is controlled in first person and similar to many of the action and adventure games for Android, having some good attractions. These are its most outstanding features: Health, hunger and thirst indicators that you have to take into account. Improve the characteristics of your raft. Craft objects and get better tools. Expand your raft and add all kinds of equipment. Build a kayak and visit nearby islands. Requirements and additional information:Minimum operating system requirements: Android 4.4.Offers in-app purchases.Instructions to install XAPKs on Android Elies Guzmán With a degree in History, and later, in Documentation, I have over a decade of experience testing and writing about apps: reviews, guides, articles, news, tricks, and more. They have been countless, especially on Android, an operating system... Shay O’Toole