Most importantly, these story areas gave Raft a welcome change of pace by letting me wander away from my floating base to explore, sometimes for days at a time. Raft suddenly felt like a ...

While the Raft is incredibly open-ended, there actually is a narrative slowly unraveling as players explore. The ocean is dotted with islands to discover, both large and small. Some of these ...

so you’ll want to explore underwater just as much as you explore the land. That being said, the shark that stalks your raft will attack you when it spots you underwater. You can kite the shark ...

Shipwreck Island is another environmental location in Raft to find and explore. The island is rich in a lot of resources such as Metal Ore, Copper, Cave Mushrooms, Giant Clams, Seaweed ...

Coming to Anchors, they bring your raft to a complete halt in case you want to explore an island or any place. Without an Anchor, you might lose your raft to the tide and must then start all over ...

Raft has spent five years in development before ... Across the island, there are a load of buildings and secret rooms to explore. A lot of the Briefcases and Safes to be found around Tangarao ...

Whether you plan on harvesting as many resources as possible or starting to explore Raft's story, you will need Bolts at some point. As such, here's a detailed rundown on what you need to know ...

While living on a raft gives you plenty of access to fish and water to purify, using the Juicer to create a smoothie will provide you with valuable buffs. There's plenty to explore in Raft.

In this episode of the Explore Oregon Podcast, host Zach Urness talks with two raft guides about one of Oregon's most famous stretches of whitewater — Hell's Corner Canyon on the Upper Klamath ...