- Collect all items. This applies especially to the first hours of gameplay, when you don't yet have a supply of wood, stones and food. You never know when you will need 2 extra stones.

- Avoid overload. If you exceed 300 points of load capacity, the character will receive a penalty to movement speed, and will not be able to jump. If you continue to increase the loadout, the character will start to lose condition points and finally will stop moving. Discard unnecessary items and try to stay below 300 points of lift capacity.

- Try not to get wet. When you fall into water that covers the character above the knees, you will receive a negative wet effect. For 2 minutes after coming out of the water, you will tire faster and recover condition slower. Dry out by standing near the fire - or by stepping into it.

- Monitor the condition of your tools. Always repair them before any major expedition. There's nothing worse than a pickaxe that falls apart moments before you reach a deposit of valuable ore.

- Upgrade your tools and weapons. In the case of the former, you'll increase their lifespan, making it less frequent to repair them. Weapons will also gain additional durability, but most importantly their offensive stats will increase.

- Replace tools with new ones. This applies especially to axes. They will not only allow you to cut down trees faster, but also enable you to cut down harder varieties like oak.

- Don't throw away used tools. Hard-to-get raw materials (like hides or bone fragments) are used to prepare a good portion of them. Instead of throwing away damaged equipment, repair it at the workbench - it costs nothing.

- Create a bow as soon as possible. You'll find it useful against more dangerous opponents, such as trolls or skeletons, before you can get better armor.

- Create new types of arrows. Initially you will only have access to wood arrows, but you will quickly unlock fire arrows, flint arrows or later ones made from various metals. Arrows have a significant effect on the damage they inflict, replace them just like any other weapon.

- Pay attention to the weapons you use. Some enemies have resistance to a specific type of damage. Take skeletons as an example - a spear or sword won't do much to them. An axe or hammer will be better.

- Sleep at night. This will allow your character to rest, which will increase his pool of health points and condition. It will also allow you to avoid clashes with enemies, who wander in more numerous groups at night and are more resistant to your attacks.

- Protect wooden structures from rain. If you leave any wooden object unprotected, the rain will systematically damage it. To prevent this, you can build a roof over the object.

- Draw enemies away from your base. Every few nights you will be attacked by groups of enemies. Try to draw them away so you don't risk destroying any of the buildings.
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