Spiritfarer®: Farewell Edition

The amount of feels is unbeliveable.

you will cry with this game u,w,u

I tried the demo a long time ago and found it absolutely lovely. Rich, sensitive, beautiful design. Nice ! I bought hier yesterday and I experience a day dream. It brings me to another plane, I like the characters, the music and what the game shares to us. Thank you for this marvelous game.

I like it, I think I will spend a lot of time with this game.

For someone with anxiety, this is the perfect game. The time pressure of this game is very low, you gradually learn the platforming skills as you go along. Frustration levels never seemed to mount for me, unlike other platforming type games where if you fall, you die. Beautiful, gorgeous scenery, smooth animation. You sail around the large world at your own pace, learning recipes and collecting ingredients. finding items and building things like a loom, a sawmill, a forgery. Grow your own vegetables and hug your passengers, if they want one. One of my favourite activities in the game is fishing during sunset. Gorgeous colour palettes as you cast a line, you cat by your side. Truly a pleasure. It's a lovely game, not only because it is relatively easy, yet still challenging and engaging -but it isn't a vapid story line, by any means. You learn about your passengers lives and personalities gradually over time and help them find resolution by performing tasks and unlocking memories. Eventually they will make the decision to request a trip to the Everdoor -where you learn to say goodbye. I won't lie, this game made me cry a few times, but experience the complex emotions connected to grief. That there is pain in saying goodbye, but there is also beauty in the cycle of life and in the value of love and friendship. With the free added content, this game is also comfortably long, with many collection type challenges, errands, favours and such. I have played it all the way through a couple times, but it lasted a long time, and it was my choice to end the game, I certainly could have gone on sailing and fishing and exploring. the game does not feel short, and you do have some control in how quickly you want it to progress. I did not expect to love this game this much, I don't even play games that often. But when I am in the mood to play something that will soothe my anxiety, yet keep me engaged -I come to Spiritfarer. Certainly worth your time.