Wanderstop

Encore une fois, le jeu vidéo se réinvente. L'ambiance apporté par le design et la musique est magnifique, sans parler de l'histoire principale mais également de toute les petites histoires de chaque personnage. Au-delà de l'aventure, c'est tout le jeu qui nous fait profiter, prendre le temps, et repenser notre société actuelle.

Touchant, poétique, profond, cathartique, doux, beaux. Beaucoup d'adjectifs pour qualifier le ressentit que ce jeu m'a transmis. Une belle oeuvre.

Peak

10/10 game, actually one of the most beautiful and heart gripping games I've played in a minute. Loved it from top to bottom, no notes. Easily one of my favorite single player games ever

Psycho-thé-rapie. C'était beau

very chill. i like that there's no time limit on anything.

I'll start by saying, wow. Just wow. Wanderstop being described as an 'uncomfortable' cozy game is right on the money as far as my experience. I picked it up to play during a tumultuous time in my life, and the messages it provides about change, about being kind to yourself and the power that doing nothing and resting can hold is something that was definitely needed in the time I picked it up. Enough people have mentioned their nitpicks with certain aspects of the gameplay, both good and bad, so I won't focus on that in this review. I'll just say that gardening, collecting trinkets, and making tea make for a satisfying gameplay loop and if you're the kind of player who is curious about all the funny little mechanical things this game has to offer, you will find yourself pleasantly surprised. To me, the thing that stood out the most was the care and attention to detail they gave to each character and quest you do. There is no 'right way' to play, not specific order in which the game expects you to do things. It invites you to let whimsy take over, to put down the urgency and the bustle, and do what feels good, even if that means doing nothing at all. The transition between chapters really hammers in the theme of change, the inevitability of it, and how we as people choose to respond to that inevitability in a very clever way, gameplay wise, and I found myself awestruck by how seemingly inconsequential your decisions can be, while still having them hold weight and impact if you do decide to take the game's hand and just exist, live in the moment and enjoy your time in the tea shop. It's an excellent game, with a meaningful message and funny dialogue that really allows you to play up different facets of Alta without making her feel like a self-insert or a mirror for the player. She felt distinguished, I found myself disagreeing with her, being shocked by her decisions, and ultimately coming to understand her view and perspective by the end of the game. I believe the experience you receive from this game, and how hard the messages will hit depends entirely on the energy you bring to it, and the best part is that there is no wrong answer, just you and the choices you make. 10/10, Pluffins are super cute just don't leave your tea unattended if you don't want it to get sniped.