Wanderstop

Chill, cozy, fun to play

I admit this is not a game for everyone. Its not action focused, and the tasks are repetative, but if you are willing to enjoy the atmosphere and the story you will understand that this is very much the point, especially to our MC. Very enjoyeable if you are a fan of zenlike-busywork and decorating like me :) Also the soundtrack mwah i bought it separately afterwards so good when you need to get things done. PS. Go in blind! With a caveat that: I suggest getting Alta and Boro to try out all the fruit teas as well as the special ones that are requested by customers - They provide some very good insight into what kind of people they both are.

The vibes are great. The art is lovely and the gameplay is...soothing? It's just a nice game if you're looking for something calming and pretty.

I found this game to be relaxing and cozy. When I needed something to be done at my own pace this was a nice game to play. On the other side the story is so deep and relatable to struggling with change and not always having a choice in that. It was hard to not be able to continue convos with some of the customers. But that was the release in control that had such deep meaning. Loved the game. I was sad to actually end it. I could see myself replaying this game and taking more time to decorate with the plants and more. Honestly 10/10 from me~

Realmente me encantó. Más allá del apartado visual y sonoro, que son bellísimos, logra dejar un mensaje bastante bonito que te hace pensar si te das el tiempo. Es de los pocos juegos en los que realmente me detuve a apreciar más a profundidad todo lo que entrega. Fue una muy bonita experiencia. :)

A very beautiful game all-around. It's gorgeous, the soundtrack and sound design are great, and there's a great balance between chill "management" mechanics and amazing storytelling. I love how Alta's story is developed in multiple ways. The forest, talking to Boro, drinking new teas - and also interacting with all the customer's individual stories. Nothing felt "expected"; and making the requested teas (as well as figuring out how to make them) was satisfying.

.