$19.99Longvinter Your island, your rules
Longvinter drops you and your co-op friends on an open island with no rules: fish, farm, cook, craft from over 500 items, and build a tent into a shared village. Team up against mercenaries in bunkers and oil rigs, trade through your own shops, or steal from rival researchers.
Is Longvinter worth it?
Longvinter is worth it if…
- you like open sandbox sessions with no tasks or rules
- you want to split roles across fishing, farming, cooking, and building
- you enjoy mixing friendly trading with PvP raids
- you and your co-op friends want your own server to shape
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Build a shared camp from nothing
You pick a spot anywhere on the hand-crafted island, pitch a tent only you can access, light a campfire, and start expanding with friends. The base grows along eight specialization paths, so one of you can focus on farming while another handles crafting or trade. You paint furniture, add weapon attachments at the workbench, and store valuables for the next session. It is slow, practical work that pays off when the village starts to look like yours.
Team up, trade, or turn on each other
You buy tools, sell gathered resources, and invest in better gear to compete with fellow researchers. Join forces to clear mercenaries from cave bases and massive oil rigs, set up trade networks and player shops, or raid another camp for loot. Travel between islands by boat or on tamed wildlife mounts. With PvP and PvE servers plus dedicated server tools, your group decides how friendly the island stays.
Good to know before you land?
Can you play it with just co-op friends?
Yes. Building works anywhere with anyone you want, tents keep personal valuables separate, and dedicated server tools let you run your own island. That way your group can farm, cook, and explore bunkers together without strangers raiding the camp.
What do you actually do together day to day?
Learn the best fishing and berry spots, grow and cook food from countless ingredient combinations, chop and mine for crafting chains, and sell surplus through camp vendors or your own shop. Then pool the income for boats, mounts, and base upgrades.
How does fighting work alongside the cozy parts?
Hostile mercenaries hold bunkers, cave bases, and oil rigs with secrets to uncover, while other researchers can be allies or targets. You can defend valuable areas, conquer new ones, and customize weapons, so combat sits next to farming rather than replacing it.
