Drake Hollow Waypoints Guide

Release Date: August 28, 2020
Platforms: Xbox Series X, Xbox One, PC
Publisher: The Molasses Flood
Developer: The Molasses Flood

Drake Hollow is a cooperative or single player survival game with a focus on leveling up little Drakes. These creatures tend to a base while you go out to scavenge for more supplies. You’ll move through the seasons to face new problems, discover hidden secrets and try to find your way out of this weird and twisted world.

The world of the game features many challenges, and things you’ll have to figure out in order to survive. This is all about moving fast, safely and efficiently between core islands. Hopefully these guides provide some sort of extra assistance in order to get that done with details being found below.

Review Score: X/10
Install Size: X GB
Drakes List
Coop Guide
Camp Level Guide
Camp Defense Guide
Waypoints Guide
Connect Power Guide
Repair Camp Guide
Repair Weapons Guide
Xbox Store Page
Drake Hollow Hub

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Waypoint Crafting Requirements
2 Glowstone | 1 Duct Tape

For context the Drake Hollow Waypoints are very helpful little tower structures. They will allow you to create supply routes, and also to travel to places much faster. These towers are light on resource usage, but you’ll likely need many of them to really get a strong system going. So what you’re wanting to do is place a single tower near your camp area. From there start placing them along the island and towards another off in the distance island at the two location’s nearest peaks.

You’ll likely need to brave the fog to get there initially, but connecting them will allow you to safely grind the rails that are created by connected waypoints and therefore skip the fog travel below. To connect these waypoints you’ll go up to them and hold X (or platform equivalent) and you’ll want to maneuver the aim to see another waypoint highlighted and then click A to connect.

It’s worth noting that while placing a new waypoint another one will be highlighted in yellow if you’ll be able to connect it from the given position. If you place one and it doesn’t work, holding X will give an option to dismantle the structure for re-positioning. Aside from just looping waypoints together, you can also add in resource trucks to create supply lines which are helpful for resources. Make sure you connect your waypoints directly into your depot in order to gather the supplies from those trucks.

With that, after building a number of these you’ll be able to grind swiftly across the rails and be entirely safe while doing so. You can reverse direction while using the rails, have multiple directions and even place them on top of buildings or hills. They’re very convenient, versatile and most definitely helpful. When you’re done an area be sure to dismantle them so that you can carry them forward to the next season. It saves on supplies and increases your options. This is displayed in the video below along with a display of a line in action. Good luck surviving out there.