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Raft™ throws you and your friends into an epic oceanic adventure! Alone or together, players battle to survive a perilous voyage across a vast sea!
93%Very Positive(378,535 reviews)93% of 378,535 Steam reviews are positive — Very Positive
Review score from Steam, counted at request time. slopranks has no ratings of its own.
Raft™ throws you and your friends into an epic oceanic adventure! Alone or together, players battle to survive a perilous voyage across a vast sea! Gather debris, scavenge reefs and build your own floating home, but be wary of the man-eating sharks!
Listed on slopranks June 20th, 2022
The original listing. Nothing has been posted for this game since.


Raft™ throws you and your friends into an epic oceanic adventure! Alone or together, players battle to survive a perilous voyage across a vast sea!
93%Very Positive(378,535 reviews)93% of 378,535 Steam reviews are positive — Very Positive
Review score from Steam, counted at request time. slopranks has no ratings of its own.
Raft™ throws you and your friends into an epic oceanic adventure! Alone or together, players battle to survive a perilous voyage across a vast sea! Gather debris, scavenge reefs and build your own floating home, but be wary of the man-eating sharks!
Listed on slopranks June 20th, 2022
The original listing. Nothing has been posted for this game since.

Raft™ throws you and your friends into an epic oceanic adventure!
Listed on June 20th, 2022
The developer's own words about Raft — the one part of this page that is not derived from the catalog.
No pitch from the developer yet
Everything above is derived from the catalog and the storefront. If you made Raft, this is where you get to say what it is in your own words.
Based on 18 reviews
Inert in this prototype — nothing you write would be stored.
Reviewers value it as the long project game: a group builds something over weeks, everyone has a job, and progress persists between sessions. The shared base gets praised as the thing that keeps people coming back. The complaints are that it needs a consistent group to work, that a session where one person did the building alone creates real resentment, and that the middle of the game is a long grind.
Summarized for this prototype from the sample reviews below.
1 review
It is the only thing our group plays that accumulates. Coming back to a raft that has grown since last week, with someone else's terrible extension bolted to the side, is a completely different pleasure to the one-night games on this list. Jobs sort themselves out naturally because the raft visibly needs things.
It requires a consistent group and punishes an inconsistent one hard. If two people play midweek without the others, the rest arrive to a base they do not understand and a tech tier they did not earn, and that has soured more than one of our sessions.
Barotrauma is the other long-form option and it is far more stressful. This is the one for a group that wants a project rather than a crisis.
Every review on this page is sample content written for this prototype. No real players were surveyed and the handles are invented. Helpful and Report record nothing; Share is real and links straight to the review.
Raft™ throws you and your friends into an epic oceanic adventure!
Listed on June 20th, 2022
The developer's own words about Raft — the one part of this page that is not derived from the catalog.
No pitch from the developer yet
Everything above is derived from the catalog and the storefront. If you made Raft, this is where you get to say what it is in your own words.
Based on 18 reviews
Inert in this prototype — nothing you write would be stored.
Reviewers value it as the long project game: a group builds something over weeks, everyone has a job, and progress persists between sessions. The shared base gets praised as the thing that keeps people coming back. The complaints are that it needs a consistent group to work, that a session where one person did the building alone creates real resentment, and that the middle of the game is a long grind.
Summarized for this prototype from the sample reviews below.
1 review
It is the only thing our group plays that accumulates. Coming back to a raft that has grown since last week, with someone else's terrible extension bolted to the side, is a completely different pleasure to the one-night games on this list. Jobs sort themselves out naturally because the raft visibly needs things.
It requires a consistent group and punishes an inconsistent one hard. If two people play midweek without the others, the rest arrive to a base they do not understand and a tech tier they did not earn, and that has soured more than one of our sessions.
Barotrauma is the other long-form option and it is far more stressful. This is the one for a group that wants a project rather than a crisis.
Every review on this page is sample content written for this prototype. No real players were surveyed and the handles are invented. Helpful and Report record nothing; Share is real and links straight to the review.
1 review
The early hours are genuinely lovely — four people hooking debris out of the water and arguing about where the kitchen goes is a great use of an evening, and the shark keeps just enough pressure on to stop it being a screensaver.
The middle section is a grind, and the resource requirements scale in a way that assumes more playtime than a weekly group has. Building is also fiddly enough that one person usually ends up doing all of it.
WEBFISHING is the better hangout and this is the better shared thing to have made. If your group needs to be building toward something, this is the pick.
1 review
The early hours are genuinely lovely — four people hooking debris out of the water and arguing about where the kitchen goes is a great use of an evening, and the shark keeps just enough pressure on to stop it being a screensaver.
The middle section is a grind, and the resource requirements scale in a way that assumes more playtime than a weekly group has. Building is also fiddly enough that one person usually ends up doing all of it.
WEBFISHING is the better hangout and this is the better shared thing to have made. If your group needs to be building toward something, this is the pick.