Don't starve still worth?

DS with RoG - mustbuy, great survival sandbox. SW is more for experienced players.
Together isn't massive online, just few players on server, but there are so many different servers with own configs,

I'm definitely not an expert but just the base game is fun enough, for what it's worth. If it's a short jump to the full package, might as well go all in.

Me as a Don't Starve veteran with over 400 hours i can honestly recommend this masterpiece if you don't have problems dying over and over again at the beginning. It makes so much fun.
You should play first the base game and learn the basics. After that you should take Reign of Giants and then Shipwrecked.
In DsT there are many Servers you can join and play with random people together or you can set up your own Server where you can play with your friends. It depends on the Performance of the Server and your Internet connection.

Just bought the DS alone, it'll probably be on sale at Christmas again, so maybe I buy the rest in there.

Thanks for the help

I mean you could hop into servers in together like in rust... but i usually play with 4 or 5 friends until we loose... or loose a couple times... its so much fricking fun it hurts

Try Don't Starve first, and if you like it, get Reign of Giants (DLC)
Shipwrecked is not really worth imo

(101 hours played)

Good game, everything is worth it.

Don't Starve is ageless, it will be worth it even 100 years in the future.

Get them all! Totally worth it. (DS: 106 hours, DST: 30 hours)

Well it's hard NOT to recommend Don't Starve. However, you should be aware of its roguelike elements: the player is supposed to discover and figure out the rules of the world on their own (which the game does support), OTOH this may result in a lot of deaths that can be easily perceived as unfair, and even when not, permadeath puts the player back to square 1 so each death means you're going to have to play again the beginning of the game, exploring the world, which is procedurally generated, but samey, what that actually means is, you may be more or less lucky with resource placement, and going through the same motions, exploring, collecting food, building, etc, which feels like ARPG sort of grind. IMO these roguelike elements make it for a less than ideal playing experience for the average player. I'm sure there must be an audience that doesn't mind though, and loves the game to bits - if you're part of that audience, expect to keep playing for a long while, if not, you can probably still get a good 15 hours out of it.

Unlike others I only played some hours. I didn't like it because I felt like I was just following the game mechanics without leaving a personal mark on the world; unlike Minecraft where you survive but also get creative.