Spiritfarer®: Farewell Edition

By the aspect of content this game is amazing: I liked all little details in art, when every different spirit has its different animations for walking/sleeping/reacting to anything/going down the stairs. The music is beatutiful. Guessing spirits' preferences and reading very much different stories also had been fun. Liked metroidvania as well. And the overall impression of the game is generally good, it's a very chill game, not for everyone, but if you like immersiveness or exploring or micromanaging it's a bull's eye. Although, I would like to point out that for completionists this game is a little bit cruel. It's, of course, just my opinion, but still. Further are a bit of my complaints about the things I thought were a bit lacking from game design's point of view. - Summer's quest suggests that we can meditate next to the things tied with rope, which is misleading, considering that we can't. I guess that should've been another feature, but there wasn't enough time? Still, needed to google it to make sure the problem isn't from my side. - usually the spirits either say what their favourite food is, or on their location you can find the recipe, or it is inside of their favourite category. for Jackie though imo his favourite dish hunt is mostly 'try everything or google it'. It's hard to consider chilaquiles as fried food since it doesn't use fat in recipe and flour in recipe doesn't surely mean fried either (I tried feeding him different things from flour and he didn't consider them as fried, so after feeding him everything with fat and meet and just in case honey I gave up and googled it). his phrase later 'oh, you remembered it!', despite not hinting once at it put me off as well - the last achievement (considering that it's the rarest achievement we have) with covering for Giovanni also left a bitter aftertaste: playing other 8+ hours for getting that achievement, I thought maybe at least we'll get a different content like their story and endings will depend on that, but instead there was just 2-3 changes in the dialogue and that's that... Idk, feels like a too demanding achievement for such small reward. - it's really cool that Buck has quests after letting everyone go to the afterlife, but there's no meaningful ending to them, which again made me google if there's anything else that I could trigger or I can safely end the game by going to the everdoor myself. him saying somethng like 'okay I did entertain you as I could, now I think you should finally go' would be nice. - also, while having a lot of different ingredients adds immersiveness, for a person trying to open every recipe on their own there are a little too much, considering that as I remember there is no difference in root veggie and savory veggie? and other things? recipies demanding specific ingredients are near to impossible to open completely on your own then, like, 5-8 recepies left I also had to google to not spend another 5+ hours just on every possible permutation. in overall, the game is great and I had a lot of fun exploring it! but exploring it on 100% gave me a bit of headache...

Gorgeous, heartfelt game. Almost meditative. I was shown Spiritfarer by a friend years ago, and I've carried it with me since.

游戏的美术音乐都很好，很唯美，剧情也不错，不足就是有些支线没有奖励，导致做支线的动力不是很足

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真的很好玩很治愈

神

Why are there platform and action sequences in my cozy management game? I’m down to the last spirit, and I’m well and truly stuck because I can’t beat the gold dragon. This is not what I signed up for.