
An atmospheric vehicle adventure that follows the emotional journey of a boy and his ship as he embarks on a voyage to find a new home.
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Hours played at review time, across 56 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I just finished FAR: Changing Tides. Overall, it's a good game and worth playing if you just want to relax and pass the time. But for me, the first game was better. The second game felt more challenging than the first one. The puzzles became harder, while the first game had easier and more enjoyable puzzles. About the story, the ending connects well with the first game, which was nice. But during most of the game, I didn't feel there was much story compared to the first one. I still enjoyed playing it, but I liked FAR: Lone Sails more because it was simpler, easier, and more fun from start to finish. Rating: 7/10 ⭐
8.9/10分 车玩过了,船玩过了,现在是不是就差 飞机了。很期待可以翱翔的蒸汽机械,不知道会是什么原型的动物呢?
WARNING FOR STEAMDECK USERS. You need to go to game properties then launch options and enter SteamDeck=0 %command% This will unlock the 30 FPS cap and stop the god awful in game stuttering. Set your steamdeck to 45 fps and enjoy the game. If you’re still having trouble. Google far: changing tides steamdeck performance issues for more information.
Loved the first game, albeit it feels like an age since I played it! Changing Tides is a solid sequel, its not as poignant as the first game, plays much more like a 'lite' resource management game, with more focus on maintaining the ship which detracted a little from the immersion the first game provided. The designers have added more complex puzzles, but some of the more simple puzzles are more frustrating. That said, it a nice game, offers something different to the first. I played it on the steam deck, but it did drop a few frames during adverse weather scenes...
This game is absolutely gorgeous. So quiet, vast, immerse and simple, it takes you on an epic voyage full of small, satisfying puzzles, all the while telling a story with no words, but incredible music (huge shout out to the composer, Joel Schoch). My only critique is that in the first 60-120 seconds the game tells you the controls, which the first one didnt, and I liked that. The game goes a great job of set you to up well to solve the puzzles, and I think us players could have figured out the very simple controls without the handhold. Phhhhfff, did I mention its just a beauty? Also, that music?!
had to take a walk after finishing it good game
Same as the first game, it's just a cool interactive roadmovie with a nice artstyle that reminds me of Dishonored. I didn't like it as much as the first one though, it felt like this game is longer while having less of them cool scenarios and visuals. Still, I enjoyed it.
好玩
好!
剧情画风都还挺有分量,成就略耗时间
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian +4 more
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