Survival: Fountain of Youth

Survival: Fountain of Youth - a sixteenth-century expedition suffers a disaster, and the hero comes to his senses on the shore of a foreign island. There is little water, no food, and animals live in the bushes that are best left alone. Survival follows all the rules: we collect materials, build a hut, make a fire, and cure diseases. The weather changes with the seasons, and you have to prepare for rain in advance. Over time, a house is built and then a boat is built to move to another island. The diary keeps records, and the objects found suggest how the dead crew lived. The islands open up as you sail. Animals provide meat and skins. Diseases are treated with herbs. The fire scares away predators. Rain interferes with work. Cache caches hide supplies. The boat requires materials. The diary suggests goals. Plants are divided by type. It's colder at night. The water runs out quickly. Animals provide meat. The boat requires materials. The islands differ in climate. Rain interferes with work. Cache caches hide supplies. Fish serves as food. Nets are repaired with ropes. The huts are built from bamboo. The heat exhausts the hero. The shade protects from the sun. The islands are connected by sea. Storms destroy buildings. Coconuts provide water. A compass helps in swimming. Predators attack in packs. The fish is caught with a net. First, a hut and a fire are built, then a raft, and then a real boat on which you can go to another island. Disease, hunger and heat interfere, so you have to plan the change of day in advance. Water runs out faster than food, so sources are looked for first, and only then a fire and a canopy are set up. On other islands, conditions change, and what worked in the jungle turns out to be useless in the mountains. For those who like quiet survival with history, this option is suitable.