Posted on: July 28, 2025

leaht_1947
Verified ownerGames: 1 Reviews: 1
Really enjoyable game
This game is super chill and fun, and made me tear up, Beautiful!
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Posted on: July 28, 2025

leaht_1947
Verified ownerGames: 1 Reviews: 1
Really enjoyable game
This game is super chill and fun, and made me tear up, Beautiful!
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Posted on: August 12, 2025

ttetrafon
Verified ownerGames: 263 Reviews: 1
Perfection.
Worth playing no matter where you are in life; especially so when dealing with death in any capacity. Personally, it aided me in coping and dealing with loss way better than anything else I had tried. It is cathartic and cozy, and, frankly, worth its weight in gold. Just play it, you will not regret it.
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Posted on: August 29, 2022

KartoffelCheetah
Verified ownerGames: 75 Reviews: 6
A game about believable characters
Every character is totally different, each with their unique animations and backstory. It's very hard to choose a favourite, but I feel this is a game where it was very easy to connect with the characters. You also have a cat and you can pet Daffodil!
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Posted on: August 21, 2023

GammaF88
Verified ownerGames: 105 Reviews: 16
Cozy management game about death
“Cozy management game about ferrying spirits of the dead to the afterlife” captures the essence of Spiritfarer rather completely. Very pretty, with smooth visuals, sound, and gameplay. Chill, can even be played without a mouse. Spiritfarer does well in portraying death, in many of the forms it can take and the myriad of different ways it affects us all. Regardless of your background, there’s likely to be at least one of the spirits whose story resonates with your own personal experience, and I think that’s why it’s as popular as it is. I, for example, hated Jackie for his apparent arrogance, but ended up more sympathetic to him than pretty much any other spirit by the end of his arc. A very likeable spirit I met early on left me without saying goodbye, and the void left by their passing was something I would feel for many hours after. It's not flawless. The minute-to-minute gameplay borders on tedious. I wish that the game gave more of some spirits’ stories (apparently the art book of all things contains some rather crucial, missing details). The quality/depth of their writing also varies, sometimes substantially. Spirits rarely interact with each other, and even then usually only in very generic ways, which feels like a missed opportunity and makes them feel more 1-dimensional and less like living... dead?... people. The art is fine, but I can't recall ever being blown away by it. SPOILERS: But. By the end of the game, I've succeeded in helping these people make their peace and move on. Their houses remain, empty, their owners gone forever. But they're not the only ones who need help. One spirit remains. You can delay, remain on your big, empty ship for as long as you want to, but the end result is inevitable. The moment I saw this, felt this feeling, the game's potential was finally realized. I could keep playing as long as I wanted to. But at some point, I had to move on.
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Posted on: July 4, 2021

Fire-Dragon-DoL
Verified ownerGames: 367 Reviews: 2
Surprisingly amazing!
This is not my kind of game, so I approached it as "I'll play this when I'm particularlyu tired and can't handle a brain-intensive game". It worked perfectly. The amazing graphics of the game, coupled with the interesting upgrade system, without being hard and with the interesting plot, makes for a game that doesn't expect your full attention but it's also engaging. This ensure you keep playing it and at the same time ensures I don't want to rush it, so I still have my "relax time" when needed.
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