It's essentially an open-world survival crafting game, similar to titles like Subnautica or The Long Dark (the latter of which got an update just last month, if you're into your survival games). If you've never played Raft before, here's a quick primer. There's lots more on the way, so be sure to read the full dev blog to see what else Redbeet is teasing. You'll be able to process unwanted items into scrap cubes, which you can then trade into these outposts for items like hats, equipment, and cooking ingredients. Finally, there are new trading outposts dotted around the world.

There's also what looks to be an icy research station, which Redbeet teased some time ago. The Raft story is getting overhauled in the Chapter 3 update too all of the notes have been rewritten to make them easier to understand, and lots of unnecessary text has been removed to streamline the narrative experience. Redbeet shows off a rather nifty-looking building site with lots of nooks and crannies to explore. So how did Unknown Worlds port a successful game series to five different platforms, including the Nintendo Switch, without compromising gameplay or tying up their top engineers for months? They relied on Unity’s multi platform extensibility.These are silhouettes for four new playable characters in the forthcoming Raft Chapter 3 update.Īs well as these new characters, you're also getting new destinations.

With the early-access version of its sequel, Subnautica: Below Zero, hitting #1 on Steam and its much-hyped recent launch on Switch, the franchise has gone from indie darling to mainstream smash hit. Since its launch in 2018, Subnautica has sold more than 6 million copies across PC, Xbox, and PlayStation. UNITY FOR GAMES Five platforms, 6M+ copies: Creating the undersea world of Subnautica

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