A meditative experience that invites players to explore the serene beauty of a living, breathing cemetery as it changes with the seasons.
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Seasonala Cemetery is a meditative experience that invites players to explore the serene beauty of a living, breathing cemetery.
Using your system’s real date and time, the game changes dynamically – visit in the summer to see the cemetery bustling with life, or explore in the quiet, snowy winter. Observe and interact with NPCs and animals as they visit Seasonala Cemetery, all while listening to ambient sounds recorded from a real-life cemetery.
Seasonala Cemetery is a peaceful yet poignant reflection on life and death.
See how the cemetery changes through the seasons, time of day, and weather.
Learn about the city’s history through its gravestones.
Interact with the animals that call the cemetery home and the people who visit the cemetery at different times of the day, month, and year.
Listen to ambient sounds recorded from a real-life cemetery alongside a beautiful soundtrack composed by halina heron.
Pick up flowers, rocks, pinecones, and more and place them on gravestones you visit.
A completely free experience for Windows and Mac.
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Languages: English
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Really fun little experience, the way it changes based on the weather or time and date is really cool. I had a really nice time walking around reading the graves. Some are funny and some are sad, if you're in the right mood this can be a reflective and melancholy experience.
Don't take advantage of life while you still have it.
I'm not entirely sure what it is about this little digital art piece that compels me so much. Maybe it's that several of the people dearest to me are buried several hours away, and this game allows me to visit a graveyard and process my grief somehow. Maybe it's the stories the players can infer from looking at the graves and their inscriptions. Maybe it's that it reminds me of Natchez City Cemetery, my favorite historic cemetery that I've ever been to. There's no real gameplay, you just walk around and peruse the graves. You can pick a flower and leave it at any of them. You can put a rock on them, too. There's also a cat you can pet, if you catch it at the right time of day. For a free game, this project has a lot of character and heart, and I'll probably keep returning to it in the future.
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There’s a quiet that settles in your chest, where grief and gratitude sit together without arguing. You miss them in a way that still feels physical, like something just out of reach, but it’s softened by the strange warmth of having known them at all ... of having been loved, and having loved back.
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If you have played A Morticians Tale and are finding out about this beautiful game created by a majority of the same dev team, I don't think you will be disappointed. This free game in my opinion is a love letter to the community that fell in love with A morticians tale as well as a love letter to help people understand how natural death is and how mourning and remembering our loved ones who may no longer be with us in this world are still with us in so many ways. If you enjoy visiting cemeteries for whatever reasons I do believe this game is a fun experience. Though I do want you to keep in mind this is an experience type game and thus you can spend however long you want in it. If you just want to go walk the cemetery every month that is fine. If you want to open the game and let it be a lofi like experience that is also an awesome use of it.
I'm lucky because none of my closes relatives passed away as of now. But that makes me really scared of when it's gonna happen. i guess this game makes me less scared (and kinda nostalgic ?) I cried (a lot) reading the epitaphs on those tombs and the dialogues of some of the characters too. (I did time traveled to get all of the achievements but I was able to learn more about the other visitors so it's really worth it) I don't even know why you shouldn't try it it's free and pretty (and the background music is so peaceful I'm sad I can't find it on other platforms)
Просто отлично.
Just heartbreaking.
It took me a long while to complete this game, but not because it has a lot of content to get through, simply because the achievements are date related and I had to play it on those days specifically. I like the atmosphere of the cemetery you can explore, an atmosphere that changes with the season (as the name implies) and certain special dates or holidays. There's not much to do other than walk around and talk to some NPCs, but it's pretty cozy for a game about a cemetery. Give it a try.
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