It’s up to you who you send out and how many others you have joining them, but it usually works well if you send out two of your family members. Water and rations in particular are crucial to your survival. Resources are very tight early on and if you’re not aggressive in your search for more, you might end up running out. The first thing you want to do is to send someone on an expedition.
I’ve created my family and started the game. There are pros and cons to all of them, but we’ll let you discover that on your own. Strength will help you fight both hostile survivors, faction members, beasts and shelter attackers. If you decide in advance which characters you plan to send on expeditions and which ones you’ll keep back in the shelter, that can help determine whether you want them to be smart for all the building and repairing back home or focus on strength for when they might be encountering dangers in the wild. You’ll have a lot of options in terms of both appearance, perks and statistics, so you should carefully consider your choices. When you start the game, you will be creating four characters two parents and two children. These scenarios have set goals and victory conditions to them, but are more difficult.
You can also play two different scenarios Surrounded and Stasis. Survival is the standard game mode, where your goal is to survive for as long as possible. Sheltered offers three different game modes. This guide will help you get started in the world of Sheltered and hopefully make you outlive the apocalypse! With the release of Sheltered on Nintendo Switch eShop, we wanted to help you get off to the best possible start in this disaster-management game by developer Unicube.
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