You play as Kara, an abandoned warrior who washes up on shore after getting separated from her tribe when her boat goes down in a terrible storm.
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This can be especially painful when you have worked to build and upgrade your raft well into chapter 4, only to die (or encounter a game-breaking bug) and start again with no boat at all, not even a grass canoe. It should be noted that in either difficulty when you die, you lose your entire raft and any supplies built onto it. Storyteller difficulty allows you to keep your full inventory and chapter progress, as well as having a reduced combat difficulty. Survivalist is the recommended “full Windbound experience.” If you die on Survivalist, you only keep the items you are holding (not in your bag or on your raft) and you are returned to the start of chapter 1. Upon starting your Windbound journey you are asked whether you would like to play on Survivalist or Storyteller difficulty. Riddled with game-breaking bugs, an uninteresting storyline, and repetitive game design I had difficulty even finishing the game, let alone being able to recommend it. Unfortunately, Windbound feels more half-baked with mostly wasted potential, than it does a wondrous island hop. The main focus is centered around gathering and crafting items to help you and your raft survive, as you sail from island to island. Windbound is a survival adventure game with rogue-like progression and procedurally generated islands.
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