Deerclops arrives in mid/late pre-Hardmode and has some music based on its original theme from Don’t Starve (mixed by Klei Entertainment itself). It awaits in the Ice Biome and there are apparently some nice surprises to look forward to. As for the Don’t Starve-inspired items, there are 25 of them, from Lucy the Axe to Chester, a pet that holds your items.

As for Don’t Starve, it gets the Eye of Terror boss (based on Terraria’s Eye of Cthulu) along with the Twins of Error (which offer their own equipment items and statues). A new critter has also been added along with a new foot items, new recipes and Terraria item skins. There’s also a three piece character set inspired by the traveling merchant from Terraria. Logging in will also net the Terrarized chest which gives six skins for free until the next update in December.

On Twitter, it teased “just a bit of Terraria news” with a GIF taken from Don’t Starve (along with what seemed to be the Eye of Cthulhu). Over on Steam, it noted that optimization for Steam Deck was being done before stating, “You know how we always say that we are done adding content to Terraria? Well, about that… oh, wait, sorry, wrong game! Carry on, nothing to see here…​”

If that isn’t a tease for something, then what is? The statement seems to indicate that new content related to Don’t Starve is coming to Terraria. However, the former could also receive content from the latter, perhaps the Eye of Cthulhu being a new boss monster. We’ll have to wait for more details so in the meantime, stay tuned.

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Fragile Jump – Death Stranding

In Death Stranding, fast travel is made possible by teleportation which isn’t all that odd (it’s the future, after all). However, teleporting is done via an umbrella owned by Fragile. Following some events in Chapter 3, Sam unlocks the ability to fast travel to safe houses by simply looking at the wall where the umbrella hangs and hitting the prompt. Fragile will then jump in with her umbrella, she and Sam will touch heads and off you go. That this isn’t even remotely the weirdest thing in Death Stranding is an understatement.

Klei Entertainment may have been a little quiet since E3 2017 after announcing Griftlands but it’s been incredibly busy working on new content for Don’t Starve, it’s critically acclaimed survival game.

And there is a lot of content coming – first up is the announcement of Don’t Starve: Hamlet, a new single-player DLC that will see Wilson travel to the Pigmen’s originating place. It promises some bushwhacking, tomb raiding and more than enough exploration. Check it out below.

It was also revealed that the Shipwrecked DLC would be receiving a free update to add even more content. This includes a new resource with Tar, three new varieties of tropical fish, the ability to create a Sea Yard, Galley and Sea Lab, a craftable Sea Wall and much more.

Co-op DLC Don’t Starve Together will also be receiving some time-limited events like The Forge which sees players heading into a flaming world to fight the Battlemaster and Grand Forge Boarrior, the latter who must be challenged with six players. New traits, combat bonuses, weapons, armour and much more will also be available for the event.

As for Don’t Starve: Hamlet, you can expect it to arrive sometime in Q1 or Q2 2018. What are your thoughts on all the upcoming content? Let us know in the comments below.

Klei Entertainment’s indie survival title Don’t Starve, which recently released for free on the PS4 via PlayStation Plus, now has more than 1 million players. That success, along with enthusiasm for the PS4 version, has motivated the developer to look into a PlayStation Vita release.

Corey Rollins spoke to EDGE about the same and revealed that, “Well before the end of 2013 we had over one million Don’t Starve players. With PlayStation Plus, beyond promotion of being a featured game, a lot of people who maybe wouldn’t have tried our game did [try it] and really enjoyed it. Some of those people went on to check out the PC version as well, and would maybe be interested in the upcoming DLC.

“We’re investigating a proper Vita version [of Don’t Starve] at the moment, but we’re not quite sure yet. Currently, a lot of people play Don’t Starve: Console Edition using the PS4′s remote play, and really enjoy it. So we’re looking into a proper Vita release.”

Don’t Starve may even find its way on smartphones and tablets, though it won’t be any time soon. “As for iOS and mobile, that is something we’ve also been investigating and we think might work, but it’s not at the front of our development priorities right now. It’s still on our radar, though.”

Have you played Don’t Starve yet, either on PC or PS4? Let us know your thoughts in the comments and check out a teaser for the upcoming DLC Reign of Giants here.

The next game by the Don’t Starve developers, known as Incognito so far, has now had a name change and will be called Invisible Inc. What you see above is the first trailer, made entirely using alpha footage.

Invisible Inc. seems to be a procedurally generated, XCOM inspired top down stealth game; the XCOM inspirations are not limited to just how it looks (it’s got a grid that restricts movement, for example), but are also more overt- for instance, permadeath exists within this game, meaning if your character dies once, it’s dead forever.

The game is due out on PC for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux; it will eventually be sold through Steam, but right now the only way to purchase it is over the developer’s website, where there are several discounts and bundles available to make the game and its purchase seem more alluring.

Stay tuned to GamingBolt for more coverage.

After releasing Don’t Starve for the PlayStation 4 (free for PlayStation Plus subscribers), Klei Entertainment has released a new teaser for upcoming DLC. Titled “Reign of Giants”, the DLC seems to introduce some new gigantic creatures to make survival even more difficult than before. Check out the teaser above.

An Autumn setting can also be observed in the trailer, which could indicate a new season. We’re not sure if it’ll be as horrible as making your way through the stifling cold of the Winter, but you never know.

Don’t Starve focuses on Gentleman Scientist Wilson as he makes his home on an island where everything is trying to kill him. This is made possibly by resource gathering, scrounging for shelter, crafting weapons and items to tackle the beasts around you and gathering food while staving off insanity. Other characters also remain to be unlocked, each with their own abilities. We’ll update you on more details for Reign of Giants as they arrive.

Don’t Starve is now available for the PlayStation 4, and Klei Entertainment has revealed a few new screenshots for the game to celebrate. Check them out below. Remember that PlayStation Plus users will be able to download the game for free.

Don’t Starve stars “Gentlemen Scientist” Wilson, who attempts to last as long as possible in a hostile environments against monsters, harsh conditions and many other obstacles. Players will need to scavenge for food and can create their own items from materials gathered in order combat monsters, build shelter and outright survive. You’ll have multiple characters that can be unlocked and the objective is to survive for as long as possible.

It should be mentioned that death is permanent in Don’t Starve, so you won’t be able to approach enemies casually. Will you be picking up Don’t Starve and will it serve as an incentive to pick up PlayStation Plus on the PS4? Let us know below.

Delayed from launch to early 2014, Klei Entertainment’s Don’t Starve will be looking to launch on January 7th for the PlayStation 4.

An open world survival game, Don’t Starve tasks players to survive as long as possible in an environment teeming with hostilities. You’ll start off as Gentleman Scientist Wilson and with every successive death, you’ll receive experience points according to the number of days you managed to survive.

This allows you to unlock various new characters, each with their own perks. The game also allows you to craft items in order to increase your chances of survival, which can be done by hunting monsters, creating shelter for yourself and of course, not starving.

It’s worth noting that Don’t Starve will be free for PlayStation Plus members on the PlayStation 4 when it launches. Is that enough to entice you away from launch titles like Killzone: Shadow Fall and Knack? Let us know what you think of Don’t Starve below.

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Don’t Starve will be out in “early January”, with a rep stating to Joystiq that “A Vita native version with cross-save is coming a couple months after the PS4 version.” Both the PC and PS4 versions will be updated in parallel updates going forward.

Klei also confirmed that it’s currently focusing on the PS4 version and remote play. A PS Vita native version is being looked into.

Are you stoked about getting one of the most critically acclaimed indie titles of all time for free? Let us know below. Stay tuned for more news and updates on GamingBolt.