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ABOVE Beginner Tips: Essential Guide for New Players

更新于 2026-06-14

ABOVE Beginner Tips: Essential Guide for New Players

First Steps in the Alpine Resort

Welcome to ABOVE! As the new manager of a 1960s alpine shelter, your goal is to build a thriving mountain resort. Begin by familiarizing yourself with the core mechanics: resource management, shelter upgrades, and climber rescue. Don't rush; take time to explore the tutorial prompts.

Your initial shelter is basic. Focus on gathering wood and food from the immediate surroundings. These resources are vital for keeping your first guests warm and fed. Avoid venturing too far on your first day; stockpiling basics is key to survival.

Pro Tip: Prioritize repairing the main hall's fireplace on day one. It significantly boosts morale and prevents early guest complaints.

Managing Resources and Your Shelter

Resource management is the heart of ABOVE. You must balance wood, food, and funds to expand your resort. Wood is used for repairs and heating, food keeps guests happy, and funds unlock new facilities.

A common mistake is neglecting food production. Build a small kitchen extension early. This allows you to prepare meals from gathered ingredients, increasing their value. Use the [Resource Management Guide](/en/guides/resource-management/) for deeper strategies.

Wood

Gather from nearby trees. Upgrade your axe to collect more per trip. Use for repairs and heating.

Food

Forage berries and hunt small game. A kitchen doubles meal value. Keep a reserve for emergencies.

Funds

Earn by completing rescue missions and selling crafted goods. Spend wisely on essential upgrades.

Rescuing Climbers and Building Routes

Rescuing climbers is your primary source of reputation and rewards. Each climber has a unique story and needs. Pay attention to their requests; fulfilling them can unlock new areas or special items.

To expand your reach, you must blaze new trails. Use your map to plan routes that connect your shelter to distant peaks. Each new route brings more climbers and resources. Check the [Map Guide](/en/guides/map-guide/) for detailed route planning tips.

  1. Assess the Situation

    When a distress call comes, check the climber's location and the weather. Don't go out in a blizzard unprepared.

  2. Prepare Your Gear

    Ensure you have enough food, warm clothing, and medical supplies. A well-prepared rescue is a successful one.

  3. Execute the Rescue

    Follow the marked path to the climber. Help them recover and guide them back to your shelter.

Understanding Guest Needs and Morale

Your guests are more than just customers; they are the heart of your resort. Each has a backstory and specific desires. Talking to them reveals quests that can lead to unique rewards.

Guest morale directly impacts your income and reputation. Keep the shelter warm, provide good food, and offer entertainment like a card table. Happy guests stay longer and pay better. For more on character interactions, see the [Character Collection Guide](/en/guides/character-collection/).

Common Beginner Mistakes to Avoid

New players often fall into a few traps. Avoid these to ensure a smooth start:

  • Overextending: Don't build too many rooms too quickly. Focus on upgrading the essentials first.

  • Ignoring the Weather: Always check the forecast before a long expedition. Blizzards can be deadly.

  • Neglecting Storylines: The narrative offers crucial tutorials and rewards. Engage with every character you meet.

  • Stockpile at least 20 wood before nightfall

  • Talk to every new guest for quests

  • Always carry a spare torch on rescues

  • Upgrade your backpack first for more inventory space

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