Don’t Starve Together arrives on mobile with cross-progression

Developer Klei Entertainment released Don’t Starve Together on iOS and Android. The game is available on the App Store and Google Play. The mobile edition includes touch controls, optional controller support and Game Center achievements on iOS.

Players who link their accounts can carry skins, unlocked characters and saved progress from PC and console versions. Cloud saves will sync progress across a user’s iOS and Android devices when accounts are linked.

Don’t Starve Together remains a cooperative survival game. Players can farm, build bases, fight enemies and explore with friends or public groups while managing hunger, temperature and sanity meters. The game’s procedural world generation, seasonal bosses and hostile shadow creatures are preserved on mobile.

The interface was redesigned for smaller screens to make crafting, combat and base management accessible on touch devices without changing core systems. Controller support is available for players who prefer physical inputs.

The mobile release launched with a 10 percent discount through July 28, priced at $8.99, down from $9.99.

Don’t Starve Together is the multiplayer extension of the original Don’t Starve, previously released on PC and consoles. The mobile launch allows players who purchased content or spent time on other platforms to access their unlocked items and characters on phones and tablets.