![]() It's hard to feel sad or relate to their previous lives when they seem most concerned about being fed and treated like this is a luxury cruise. They will demand highly material things – a personal home, air conditioning, luxury items and rare foods. To progress the story, you'll need to complete various wishes of the spirits – but their desires further suck any emotional attachment out of the experience. This is a resource management game, first and foremost, with some elements of light platforming, and metroidvania exploration. Spiritfarer is also another example of the game where the intended narrative falls flat due to the gameplay. They spend days, weeks on your ship, but unless you progress their quests, they have nothing new to say, and don't interact with each other in any way. Hearing a couple of brief life anecdotes doesn't make you relate or grow attached to these characters. The writing can be hit or miss, and there's just not enough of it. Stella herself doesn't speak, and all of the dialog is presented in text bubbles. But perhaps the biggest reason that the game lacks much emotional impact is due to these characters having so little to say. All of the characters you meet try to be diverse, but fall into typical character structures – an old grandmother who eventually suffers memory loss, a tough guy in a tiny body of a bird, a nature-loving lady who has drug problems in her past. While the narrative setup certainly appears like it would be a great fit for some episodic emotional storytelling, as you discover more about each spirit, the end result is decidedly flat. Some of them seem to be related to Stella, though the connections aren't always clear. As Stella meets them, they join her on the boat, convinced that she will be able to help with their problems and allow them to eventually move on. These are representations of people's spirits, who inhabit this world for one reason or another. As she sets sail, she quickly meets other spirits, who take the form of various animals, from a frog to a snake to a bobcat, and many others. ![]() She meets an old spirit who says that he is ready to pass on the torch to her as she watches him fade away, Stella now becomes the captain of a small vessel, and takes on the title of Spiritfarer. Supports Remote Play Together.This 2D adventure follows a young girl named Stella, who finds herself in a mysterious world that seems to be situated between the living and the dead. Play as Daffodil the cat in optional local co-op.Make the adventure your own with rich customization options for your boat, character, even the cat!.30 hours to finish, 50+ to experience everything Spiritfarer has to offer. Unwind for hours into cozy and relaxing gameplay.Experience moving, emotional stories filled with unforgettable moments.Seek and gather resources to craft upgrades for your ship and gifts for your passengers. Explore a fantastic and imaginative world.Run, jump, and glide your way through elegantly constructed platforming levels.Meet, take on board, care for, and forge relationships with a cast of memorable characters.Farm, mine, fish, harvest, cook, weave, craft! An endless variety of activities await you!.Build, manage, and improve your own ferry.Enjoy beautiful hand-drawn art and animation.See why critics called Spiritfarer one of the Best Games of 2020. ![]() It brings together the base game beloved by over 1 million players, and all the additional content released to date. The Spiritfarer® Farewell Edition is the definitive edition of the award-winning cozy management game about dying. Spend relaxing quality time with your spirit passengers, create lasting memories, and, ultimately, learn how to say goodbye to your cherished friends. Join the adventure as Daffodil the cat, in two-player cooperative play. Farm, mine, fish, harvest, cook, and craft your way across mystical seas. Build a boat to explore the world, then befriend and care for spirits before finally releasing them into the afterlife. You play Stella, ferrymaster to the deceased, a Spiritfarer. Spiritfarer® is a cozy management game about dying. About This Game What will you leave behind?
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