It can be argued that the survival genre often provides opportunities for studios to experiment with the games they're making. Raft is a great example of one such title where the developers were allowed to use their creative ideas; rather than a vast empty wilderness for the player to explore and conquer, Raft sets them adrift in a vast and endless ocean.
Initially stuck in early access for four years, the game has seen its fair share of beta stages and content changes. However, it is finally out of that phase. And with this development comes a large update, Version 1.0 The Final Chapter, featuring bug fixes and additional content.
With many different ways to play Raft on PC, some gamers on other platforms may be wondering if they will be able to play this survival title. Luckily, with the latest update, there is information on the platforms that players can currently use to experience one of the most unique games around right now.
Currently, there are not a lot of platforms that have access to Raft. Since the game was in early access and available on itch.io for the longest time, it might not have had the resources or exposure necessary to be developed for platforms aside from PC. Also, only certain types of computers will have legitimate access to the game.
As the game is only available on Steam, only platforms that can access Steam can run the game. Sadly, this means that Mac users are going to have to miss out on this title, whereas users of Linux and Windows systems will still be able to play the title. Even Steam Deck owners will have access to the game.
Currently, it is unclear whether or not the game will be available on other platforms. That said, it can be taken that Raft may come to Xbox at a later date due to it
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