But somehow, against the odds, you survive your first night.

The Long Dark's sandbox mode is tough. You start off Dark And Darker Gold cold and lost, with no idea what's really going on other than knowing you want to survive. It really is a pure survival game—one that doesn't pull its punches. Don't have enough food? 

You'll starve to death. No water? Death. Oh, and you're constantly battling freezing cold that will absolutely get you given half a chance. The smallest sprains can turn deadly, and eating something you shouldn't can take you out too. Death is waiting.

But somehow, against the odds, you survive your first night. And then, miraculously, the first few nights. You find some ranger stations, an old hunter's hut maybe, and things don't feel quite so desperate anymore. Oh man, the wolves. You hear them first. 

You start to piece together tools that mean you may just stand a chance even after you've eaten that last tin of soup. A rabbit trap could see you last a few more days, as long as you can keep out of the way of those wolves.

Their eerie howls at night. You'll catch a glimpse of them at a distance as you gleefully leave your fishing hut, bounty in hand. But you absolutely keep your distance. You don't need to go near them. And you don't want them to come near you. But they do.

All being well, and with a bit of luck, you'll survive your first attack and crawl away to bandage yourself up. Your ripped clothes can be repaired, and if you're really lucky you may have flailed around enough to take the wolf out, so there's a fresh carcass to skin and meat to Dark And Darker Gold for sale be had if you can find where the fight happened.