The Ham Bat now does less damage as it spoils. Skeletons can now be hammered for Bone Shards. Food ready to be harvested on Crock Pots and Drying Racks will start to spoil and some existing meals give warmth, or cool the player down when consumed. Lightning can now hit and damage the player. The Thermal Stone now can be cooled in an Ice Box. The Heat Stone and Winterometer were renamed to Thermal Stone and Thermal Measurer, respectively. 
Many existing items and structures are now flammable. Many existing equippable items now offer differing amounts of water resistance. Captured small animals now starve to death if not fed. The Umbrella and the Straw Hat now lose durability when equipped. The Hammer is crafted with Cut Grass instead of Ropes and is always available to craft. The Ice Box is crafted with Cut Stones instead of Boards. 
The Alchemy Engine is crafted with Electrical Doodads instead of Gold Nuggets. Therefore these mechanics (and items/structures that are needed to deal with them) had to be included in Hamlet and are now also available to players who do not actually own Reign of Giants or Shipwrecked. Since Hamlet is the third DLC released for Don't Starve, it relies on several mechanics that were originally featured in the Reign of Giants and Don't Starve: Shipwrecked DLCs. Ghosts are replaced with Ancient Spirits. Fish have an alternate look, resembling carp. The Prestihatitator is replaced by the Hogus Porkusator due to Rabbits being unavailable in Hamlet worlds. Crafting Tabs: Treasure Hunting, Renovate and City Planning. Please note: The following information was gathered during the Early Access phase for Hamlet, therefore details might be inaccurate or not entirely up to date. 
Reacquaint to city life with pig shops, houses, new items, biomes and more, or delve into the ancient pig ruins and try your hand at treasure hunting in this new single player expansion. In Don’t Starve: Hamlet, Wilson discovers a lost town of aristocratic Pigmen nestled within a foreboding tropical jungle.
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