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Immortal Survival (Needs Management)
"Turns out surviving isn't that hard when you mod."
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How do I install Immortal Survival (Needs Management)?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Immortal Survival (Needs Management) for Raft in one click.
</>What does Immortal Survival (Needs Management) do?
Raft is a survival game. You're supposed to carefully manage your health, watch your oxygen while diving, constantly eat, and drink purified water. It's realistic. It's immersive. It's also kind of annoying when you just want to build a cool boat. Survival Optional removes the survival from your survival game. Toggle on infinite health and sharks become a minor inconvenience. Enable infinite oxygen and explore the ocean floor at your leisure. Turn off hunger and thirst and suddenly those 47 cooked fish in your inventory become decorative. Each stat has its own toggle, so you can customize your experience. Maybe you want the challenge of managing food but hate drowning. Maybe you want full god mode. We don't judge your choices. Your character is now immortal. The ocean is your playground.
</>What is Immortal Survival (Needs Management)?
Raft is a survival game that asks you to manage health, oxygen, hunger, and thirst constantly — which is great for the survival fantasy but tedious when you just want to build, explore, or film. Immortal Survival (Needs Management) gives you four separate toggles, one per meter, so you can turn off only the parts you don't enjoy. Want infinite oxygen for deep diving but keep the food loop? Done. Want full god mode for a creative session? Done. Each toggle is fully reversible — flip them off and Raft's survival meters resume normally on the next tick. Built in-house by ProjectMods, the community-first game modding platform and desktop app.
</>Common questions about Immortal Survival (Needs Management)
What does Immortal Survival do in Raft?
It gives you four independent toggles for Raft's survival meters: Infinite Health (you can't die from damage), Infinite Oxygen (breathe underwater forever), Never Hungry (stomach stays full), and Never Thirsty (skip the water purifier loop). Each toggle works on its own, so you can mix and match — keep hunger active for a survival feel but turn off oxygen so diving doesn't kill you, for example. The ProjectMods mod doesn't override stats permanently; it just keeps them topped up while the toggle is on. Flip a toggle off and Raft's normal survival behavior resumes on the next tick, fully reversible.
Can I just turn off oxygen drain for diving in Raft?
Yes. Immortal Survival's four toggles are independent, so you can enable Infinite Oxygen alone and leave health, hunger, and thirst on vanilla behavior. That gives you safe deep-ocean exploration, underwater cave runs, and shipwreck dives without changing the rest of the survival challenge. Pair it with Ghost Mode from ProjectMods if you also want noclip flight underwater — together they turn the seafloor into a casual scouting playground. Useful for content creators filming underwater footage and players who find Raft's oxygen pressure more annoying than fun.
Does Infinite Health protect me from sharks in Raft?
Yes. Toggle Infinite Health in Immortal Survival and shark bites, fall damage, fire, and any other damage source can't kill you — your health stays at max constantly. Sharks still chase you and bite, but they're now a minor annoyance rather than a real threat. Useful when you want to focus on building or exploring without combat interruptions, or when filming/streaming and don't want a shark bite ruining the take. Toggle it off whenever you want the threat back; the mod is fully reversible and your save isn't permanently changed.
Can I customize which survival stats are infinite in Raft?
Yes — that's the entire point of Immortal Survival's design. Each meter has its own toggle in the ProjectMods options panel: Never Hungry, Never Thirsty, Infinite Oxygen, Infinite Health. Mix any combination. Want the challenge of managing food and water but hate drowning? Enable Infinite Oxygen only. Want full god mode for a build session? Enable all four. Want to keep death possible but skip the food loop? Enable Never Hungry and Never Thirsty. The independent toggles let you tune Raft's difficulty exactly to what you find fun versus what you find tedious.
Will Immortal Survival break achievements or progress in Raft?
No. Immortal Survival only affects your local survival meters while the toggles are on — it doesn't touch story progression, achievements, inventory, or any other Raft system. Your save stays intact, your raft stays exactly as you built it, and your unlocks remain. Toggle the ProjectMods mod off and Raft's survival meters resume normal behavior immediately. If you want to earn the survival-themed achievements legitimately, just turn the relevant toggles off for that session — the mod is fully reversible without leaving any save-state damage behind.
What options does Immortal Survival (Needs Management) include?
Never Thirsty!
Never get thirsty. Skip the water purifiers!
Infinite Health
You can't die from damage! Health stays at max.
Infinite Oxygen
Breathe underwater forever! No more drowning.
Never Hungry!
Your stomach is always full. No need to eat!
Immortal Survival (Needs Management) is a Raft mod from ProjectMods that gives you four independent toggles for the survival meters: infinite health, infinite oxygen, never hungry, and never thirsty. Flip them on individually for partial god mode (e.g. infinite oxygen for diving but keep hunger active), or enable all four for full immortality. Sharks become a minor inconvenience and you can ignore the food and water grind entirely.
System Requirements
What features does Immortal Survival (Needs Management) include?
- Four independent toggles — infinite health, oxygen, hunger, thirst. Mix any combination.
- Sharks bite, you don't notice. Dive forever. Stop refilling water purifiers.
- Fully reversible — toggle off and Raft's survival meters resume like nothing happened.
Best For
- Build sessions where managing four survival meters gets in the way of the actual fun.
- Underwater exploration and deep-dive content where vanilla oxygen is more obstacle than challenge.
- Streamers and creators who need predictable god-mode for clean takes without dying mid-shot.
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