Sons Of The Forest – Useful Tips

Quick Tips

Note: Credit goes to AWeirdDude47

  • Chests from start of the game refresh, so go back at the end of every day.
  • There is free loot to the left of crash site that I forgot about, it has breakfast and soda.
  • Don’t make a custom base yet like in the trailers, I tried and didn’t know how to make a door, so I had to scratch that idea and make a log cabin from crafting book.
  • If you see a red dashed line on an object (eg. wood) it means you can hold down primary button with your tool and chop it, break it, ect.
  • Kelvin’s “Clear Area” button means he will clear it’s MATERIALS, so don’t be afraid he’ll fight that cannibal stalking you and engage a fight.
  • That Mutant lady will come to YOU rather than you having to find her… just a heads up so you don’t have to wonder where to go to meet her.
  • You have one free death. If you die in a cave, you respawn near the exit. If you die to a cannibal outside, you spawn at their camp and free yourself from a trap (eg. tied to pole with rope).

Go to those green circles! They indicate a base or bunker with lots of supplies!

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