Wanderstop

Sometimes the hardest thing isn't moving on - it's allowing yourself to stop. Wanderstop quietly reminded me that not every wound needs to be fixed right away. Some only ask to be acknowledged. May everyone, at least once in their life, find a soul as gentle as Boro. I know I did 🍵🫖

Просто хочется кучу ДЛС для этой прекрасной игры, особенно режим кози-песочницы с кучей разных вариантов заказов от клиентов. [spoiler] У нас с Альтой разные взгляды, в то время, как я позволила ей идти так, как она бы хотела, я в свою очередь предпочла бы остаться и быть помощницей Боро. [/spoiler] После прохождения ощущение, будто тебя обняли и погладили, спасибо <3

Простая, спокойная и от того потрясающе милая игрушка! Грустно было ее заканчивать, но она стоит того, чтобы попробовать!

At least to me, this is a important game and I loved every moment of it. Very cozy and relaxing, but it does also have a heartfelt and (at times) intense commentary on burnout, regret, self-care, change being inevitable, and just life overall. It's a very human experience that I feel a lot of the negative or critical reviews missed or overlooked. People enter your life and leave, sometimes without warning and without an answer why. People change. You can't help everyone, you will miss out on things, you will mess up and... that's okay. But you got to be a part of their life regardless and them a part of yours. Who knows what effect a bit of kindness and a warm cup of tea will have on you or them in that fleeting moment in time. This isn't going to be a game for everyone. It asks you to slow down and just enjoy existing at times... and that can be hard even outside of the game. But if you attempt to sit back and let yourself really get immersed into the story, the world, the cast of characters, the relationship that builds between Boro and Alta, as well as Alta's journey you're in for a treat. You'll chuckle, you'll cry (a lot), and maybe even get a bit frustrated. Yes, there are things you can miss. That is very clearly intentional by the developers and also plays into the story and it's themes. The ending leaves some things up to interpretation (or maybe a future game too?), but Wanderstop is a delightful and complete experience that I feel helped shine a light on parts of myself too. Even if you don't find that kind of connection with the game, I still hope you give it a fair shake and get some joy out of it. And for those that decide to venture into the woods and come across the Wanderstop, be sure to give Boro a cup or two of whatever you brew and say hello for me. :)

Jogo muito bem produzido, história que te gruda e com temas muito importantes

C418 made its music!!

this is easily one of my top 3 fav games i loved every moment of it ! the atmosphere of it and all the small details were just amazing ,all the deep messages is shows and explores are so interesting to see and explore with the characters ! 10/10 in all aspects

This game took me on an emotional journey that no movie could ever give. This was a rollercoaster of emotions, with enough action to keep you entertained, but also mostly chill- making tea, interacting with people, and making connections. The more you engage, the more you learn, and the more engaged you feel with the characters. The final scene struck deep and I won't forget the feeling this game brought me. Amazing game, fun gameplay, and so many hidden details everywhere. This could take you a couple hours, days, or weeks, depending on how much you want to make sure everything gets done. Thanks for all the laughs and vibes the game brought, and thanks C418 for the spectacular soundtracks!