The Wild Eight

The Wild Eight is an open world survival simulation video game with procedurally-generated world developed by Yakutian company Fntastic and published by HypeTrain Digital for multiple platforms. The players assume the role of survivors who find themselves stranded in the harsh wilderness of Alaska and must work together to stay alive. Funding for the game was secured through a successful Kickstarter campaign in May 2016.
An early alpha version was released through Game Jolt on May 23, 2016. This version of the game doesn't include multiplayer mode, but it does showcase the game's visual and play style. It contains resource gathering, hunting, crafting, upgrading and shelter building.
Gameplay.
Taking inspiration from "Diablo", and more modern indie titles, like "Don't Starve", "The Wild Eight" is based around a team of up to eight players working together to survive after a plane crash. While the survivors await rescue, their lives are threatened by a number of mysterious entities, unseen creatures and objects. "The Wild Eight" website mentions that players have to develop survival skills such as shelter building, and hunting is definitely on the roster (one screenshot shows the team taking down an animal using knives and clubs, and one player is throwing rocks). The freezing temperatures at night come into play, and there are apparently mutated wolves on the loose.
"The Wild Eight" can be played in single-player. The final game contains a story-driven campaign and quests.
Development.
"The Wild Eight" is the first big project for Fntastic from Yakutia, the Sakha Republic, but the team has some experience in the casual games sector. Fntastic launched a Kickstarter campaign for "The Wild Eight" to raise $50,000 and build a community around the game. The project was fully funded with 11 days of the campaign to go. Contributions on Indiegogo InDemand following the Kickstarter campaign pushed the final total to over $60,000 by August 2016.