Raft on steam

Raft is a certified hit, having surpassed over 100,000 concurrent players on PC.Redbeet Interactive's survival game has just launched out of early access, four years after first being made available on Steam. Around one week later, Raft has surpassed over 100,000 concurrent players worldwide on Valve's storefront, peaking at exactly 101,096 players as of yesterday on June 26 (according to SteamDB).The Steam database website shows Raft has maintained a solid player base since it fully launched last week. The game released with around 60,000 concurrent players, maintaining a concurrent player count of approximately 80,000 players every day in the week following launch.You may likeSteam has doubled in size in just 5 years, as Monster Hunter Wilds' launch pushes it beyond 40 million concurrent usersPalworld's Feybreak update is clearly a success as the game just hit its highest concurrent player count since launchUp until now, the peak player count for Raft had been around 90,000, which the new milestone has comfortably surpassed. What's more, SteamDB reveals Raft started out life after early access with a staggering 200,000 total viewers on Twitch, dipping every day following, hitting 57,278 viewers yesterday on June 26.This success has been a long time coming for Raft: it actually launched back in 2016 as a tiny indie game on Itch.io, before hitting Steam two years later in 2018 in the early access model. It's great to see the long game paying off for Redbeet Interactive, with a flourishing player base following launch all these years later.The final launch doesn't mean Redbeet is done working on Raft, though. When the 1.0 launch took away the game's offline mode, a community outcry prompted the developers to actually resurrect it, although the studio warned it might not be an optimal experience, with numerous bugs reported. Either way, offline mode is

This article explains how to play Raft on Linux, using Proton.Linux Distributions Support[ | ]Before start, note that most of the major distributions should work, but Proton is aiming for Ubuntu and Arch-based distributions. Proton Support[ | ]The distribution runs out-of-the-box (Platinum), but minor bugs can happen such as:Audio cutting off.Game lagging a bit.Multiplayer lagging a bit.CPU spikes.There may be more bugs. For all bugs, check ProtonDB.To play raft on Linux, the user needs to:Install drivers.Enable Proton in Steam settings -> Steam play -> check the box "enable steam play for all other titles" and then pick the newest version.Alternate path (Steam settings -> Compatibility -> check the box "Enable Steam Play for all other titles")Install the game.Run the game and play.Performance[ | ]If you are struggling with performance, there are some community-suggested launch options. Right click game in steam and click PropertiesScroll down to Launch Options and paste the following in there__GL_THREADED_OPTIMIZATION=1 %command%

Viking survival game Valheim is a complex beast. Getting to grips with developer Iron Gate’s new Steam Early Access release takes time, partly due to the regular introduction of new gameplay mechanics. One of these is sailing the raft to cross bodies of water, though how to captain the makeshift vessel isn’t immediately clear. With that in mind, here are the Valheim raft controls on PC.How do you control the raft in Valheim?Crafting a raft in Valheim can be a proud moment. Immediately failing to sail it, on the other hand, is pretty embarrassing. To help players improve at being a ship captain, here’s how the raft works in Valheim and a full list of sailing controls.Valheim raft controls listW key — Move the raft forward.Tab once to row slowly.Press the W key a second time for half sail.A third press fully unfurls the sails.S key — Slow the raft down, reverse when stationaryThink of the S key as a way to backtrack the above steps.For example: If at full sail, one press will reduce the raft to half sail.A key — Use the rudder to turn the raft left.D key — Turn the raft right using the rudder.Players can check what state of movement the raft is in by observing its sails in-game, and also by checking the arrows on the HUD.Most problems with controlling the raft in Valheim stem from the fact that players are trying to sail against the wind. If the wind is blowing headfirst into the front of the raft, pressing W to move forward is actually counterproductive. Unfurling the sails will slow the craft down in this situation, so the best thing to do is just row. Once the wind changes and becomes favourable (blowing from behind), that’s when to unfurl the sails.Valheim also has controller support, in which case the WASD keys can be switched out for the appropriate direction(s) on the left analogue stick.Need more Valheim tips and tricks? GameRevolution has is covered, be it a general beginner’s guide or how to survive specific biomes.

DescriptionCommentsFilesGallery (15)RelationsDescriptionI have plans to remake this modpack to truly fit the expectations you all have. I was not expecting this modpack to garner so much attention, and you all deserve a much more polished experienced than this. I hope to have a small team helping with the project, and if you're interested in helping, please feel free to DM me.In the current version of the modpack, you cannot create your own world with the raft. There are several pre-built worlds to try out until a system for raft generation on new worlds is someday implemented. More info below!Wow, how did this pack get 100,000 downloads? Whether you enjoyed the pack or not (probably the latter), thank you all for playing!The world's nothing but a vast and deadly ocean, and all you have is a raft, cobblestone generator, and fishing rod.This modpack is heavily inspired by the game, Raft, which I do NOT own. Here's a link to the steam page if you'd like to check it out: this pack, you spawn in a world of nothing but ocean (there can also be islands or drowned cities depending on which world you play). You start with a wooden sword, a fishing rod, a shield, some leather armor, some bread, and a boat that can be built upon. When in most packs, it starts with you mining a tree or gravel patch. In this, the first thing you want to do is go fishing. You may be able to get driftwood, which can be crafted into planks. Yes, you could dive down into the depths and get resources or find land if the world has it, but that way, you have a far greater chance of getting eaten by something. Good luck!You start off with three saves, all of which spawn you in a small room floating above the water with a rideable and expandable raft outside. The Stranded save spawns you in a world of nothing but water. The Islands save is like Stranded but with islands scattered around. This sounds like it would give easy access to resources, but land is usually guarded by nagas. The Lost City save is probably the hardest one. You are surrounded by buildings half-submerged underwater. Sure, you have plenty of shelter, but there are also a lot of nagas. If you want to start a new world, make sure you make it custom