Spiritfarer

It was amazing. Spiritfarer is a philosophical story about the lives of people who were close to the heroine, but their stories can be so close to other real people. The game itself is extremely leisurely and might even seem boring, but that's its main advantage: like a meditation, it forces you to slowly explore it…

Spiritfarer is by far my favorite game of all time, and I cannot recommend it enough. It’s the sort of game where every mechanic connects to one another seamlessly, and the narrative and themes are not only beautiful, but are reinforced by the game’s design. The core gameplay loop of Spiritfarer is simple; you sail…

If you want a review on gameplay mechanics or other technical crap, pass this review by, because while this game is truly enjoyable in every aspect, that is not what mattered to me nor what I wish to celebrate about it. This game... is so much more than a game. Its reflection, sadness, joy, and pure catharsis rolled…

This game is both pretty good and pretty boring at the same time. I can't really get into too many details without spoiling the story, but let me put it this way: I spent about 24 hours on this game, which is quite a lot for a small scale title like this. The first 5 hours, I was quite impressed. There were interest…

Words cannot sum up how special this game is. The characters and their story's resonated with me so much, especially Gustav and Astrid. The game is pretty deep and philosophical, it's themes of end of life and stuff can be a lot to handle, but it makes the game so much more personal and valuable to the player. "It's…

A game about hugging and taking care of furries who died and are now in limbo. Feed them their favorite meals, grant requests, build them a house, etc. all on your giant ship. Then when you become great friends, take them to a deserted place and ice them in the back of the head (they go on to the actual afterlife an…