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Don't Starve Together: surviving is more fun with friends
Don't Starve Together is the co-operative incarnation of the legendary survival game Don't Starve by Canadian studio Klei Entertainment. The same dark, hand-drawn world inspired by Tim Burton's aesthetic, the same ruthless wilderness that wants to break you — but now you can starve, freeze, build a base and fight monsters as a group instead of alone. The game left Early Access and got its full release on April 21, 2016, and has remained one of the liveliest co-op survival titles on Steam ever since. When you buy from us, you receive the game as a Steam gift straight to your account.
What kind of game is it
You're dropped into a procedurally generated world with no hints and no tutorial — just you, your companions and the will to make it to morning. By day you gather twigs, grass, flint and food; by night you hide from the darkness, where something hungry lives. You juggle three meters at once: health, hunger and sanity. Let your sanity drop and reality starts to warp, with horrifying creatures crawling out of the shadows that only you can see. In co-op all of this turns into living drama: someone mines resources, someone cooks at the crock pot, someone heroically (or foolishly) dies on the very first night.
How co-op differs from single-player Don't Starve
Don't Starve Together isn't just "the same game but with friends." Klei rebalanced survival around a group: revival via life-giving amulets and effigies, shared structures, team bosses such as the Seasonal Giants that are tough to take down solo. Progress doesn't carry over from single-player Don't Starve — this is a standalone game with its own balance, its own characters and regular free updates. If you'd rather a personal story without the multiplayer bustle, take a look at the original Don't Starve. And fans of Klei's puzzle-like survival should check out Oxygen Not Included.
Seasons, caves and constant danger
The world runs on a cycle of seasons, and each one demands its own prep. Summer scorches with heat and triggers spontaneous fires, winter freezes you and brings a giant snow boss, spring drowns you in rain and spoils food, autumn is the gentle window to settle in. Underground you'll find caves and ancient ruins with their own ecosystem, a lunar island with new mechanics, and piles of content Klei has added for free over the years. You won't run out of things to do: even after hundreds of hours the world keeps inventing new ways to kill you.
A character for every playstyle
Don't Starve Together has dozens of playable heroes, each with strengths and weaknesses. Wilson is the all-round beginner whose beard provides warmth. Willow loves fire and isn't afraid of the dark. Wolfgang turns into a strongman on a full stomach. Wendy arrives with her ghost sister Abigail. Wortox heals the team with the souls of defeated enemies. Co-op makes it easy to split roles: tank, gatherer, cook, healer — and tackle content that's nearly impossible solo.
How you receive the game: a Steam gift
We deliver Don't Starve Together not as a key but as a Steam gift via a sender bot. You provide your friend invite link (like s.team/p/...) and your account region. The bot adds itself to your friends, sends the gift and, once delivered, leaves your friends list on its own — no need to accept anything manually. Delivery usually takes a couple of minutes. Steam Guard is not required, and the account can be "empty" — owning other games or being active doesn't matter.
Region is the most important condition
The key rule of the gift: the gift region must match your Steam account region. Otherwise Steam simply won't let you accept it. That's why we offer several options with different country coverage — pick the one your country falls under (you can check your region in Steam settings, the Account section). One more mandatory condition: Don't Starve Together must not already be in this account's library — Steam won't accept a gift for a game you already own. This is the No.1 reason a gift "fails," so check your library in advance.
If something goes wrong
The most common hiccups are closed friend requests or an expired invite link. If the bot couldn't add you, check that friend requests are allowed in your profile settings and send a fresh s.team/p/... link — we'll retry the delivery. Failures in services like this are rare, and we try to sort them out quickly, without loud promises.
Who it's for
Don't Starve Together is for those who love survival with character: a high cost of mistakes, dark humour, a gorgeous hand-drawn style and shared struggle. Want similar open-world team survival? Take a look at Valheim. And come to us for Don't Starve Together — because starving together and building cardboard fortresses against the dark is genuinely fun.