Basic Items

Basic items have no recipe. They are either found on the island or float ashore.

• Rocks can be found anywhere on the island. They block a square so that nothing can move into it.

Items found in the jungle

• Sticks are combustible, and are the basis for starting fires early in the game.
• Logs are combustible and burn longer than mere sticks. They are heavy and are best moved with a cart.
• Vines are used to make rope.
• Leaves are eatable (worst case) and are used to make some shelters.
• Berries are eatable.
• Coconuts can be opened to get at their coconut meat.

Items found in grassland

• Grass. (Not every square of grassland has a "grass" item.)
• Wheat. Used to make bread?

Items found on the beach

• Shells.

Items that float ashore

• Crates can be opened to expose their contents. They are also combustible, but burn quickly.
• Knives can be used as a weapon, and can make sharpened ticks.
• Axes can help chop down trees into logs (1-2 uses before they dull) and can be used as a weapon.
• Wheels can be used to make carts.
• Matches can be used to start a fire more quickly. They are consumed after one use.
• Lighters can be used to start a fire more quickly.
• Wilson is a seemingly useless soccer ball, but unlocks an achievement if you raft off the island with him. He is rare, and unique (there can only be one in a game at a time).
• Nets can be used for fishing.
• Shovel? Not sure what we'd use it for yet--digging obviously
• Compass. It is quite rare, and is used to make a dingy.
• Beer. Drinkable, but hurts you a bit if you drink too much.

Items from killing enemies.

• Shell
• Pelt
• Bones

Build-able Items

• Sharpened stick (= stick + knife). The knife is not consumed.
• Sharpened stick trap (= sharpened stick + string).
• Rock trap (= rock + string).
• String (= grass + grass).
• Fishing pole (= string + bone + stick). Can be used for fishing.
• Rope (= vine + vine). Used to make other items.
• Raft (= rope + logs). This constructs a single square of a raft. If additional rafts are constructed in adjacent squares then they are "connected" and together form a single, larger, raft.
• Dingy (= rope + logs + compas).
• Lean-to (= sticks + leaves). A leanto is the most basic type of shelter.
• Shelter (= sticks + string + leaves).
• Cabin (= logs + logs + sticks + rope + leaves). A cabin is the biggest shelter.
• Cart (= sticks + rope + wheel).
• Coconut meat (= coconut + rock). The rock is not consumed. Combining a coconut and a rock gives you both the meat and the milk.
• Coconut milk (= coconut + rock). The rock is not consumed.