Wanderstop

This is a beautiful game. I came across the game at a very opportune time, when I had completed a very important stage in my life. I've been blaming myself for taking a break when I could have been moving forward. But this game has shown me that taking breaks is very important. It's the only way to overcome challenges and get back on track without harming yourself. I thought about a lot of things during the game. The atmosphere is the most beautiful. And I decided on the next step in my life, partly thanks to this game. I want to say if you are a person who is confused on your path, blames yourself for any possible rest or actions, play this game. I hope the game will help you if you are experiencing the same emotions as I or the main character. Authors, thank you so much for creating this game. I am very glad and happy I was able to complete it at this stage of my life. Thanks a lot.

I don't normally write reviews for games I play, but this one has a special place in my library. Does it have the most interesting gameplay. No. Is it the best 'cozy' game I've played. Ehh not really. Stardew Valley and other farm sim games have a lot more to do and are more 'cohesive' and replayable game. But what lacked in substance was made up for in the depth of the story. I don't think the narrative will be everyone's cup of tea (hehe) but that's something you'll have to figure out for yourself. If you're not a fan of psychoanalysis and a 'therapy' like narrative, then likely you'll have a bad time with this game. But if you DO actually like (or want) that ♥♥♥♥ then you'll for sure have a good time. For me I really wasn't going into it expecting that, but at the end of the game I was appreciative to what the game was going for there. TL;DR Game makes ya think about life. If you like that, buy it. If not, don't.

If you like emotional catharsis, go play game its very good i promise

I loved this game, very calming, cute, and introspective. Great when you're going through a hard time or if you just want a cute cozy game to play.

Un precioso juego sobre la fatiga, el miedo al cambio y la pregunta de como sanarse ante daños emocionales. O al menos ese es el resumen, estaría subestimando a los temas del juego si solo lo dejara en eso. Fue una experiencia narrativa muy agradable. Los clientes están escritos con un humor muy ligero, a veces hasta absurdo según algunos, y la música acompaña muy bien cada taza servida. Está escrita por el compositor de Minecraft, por si no lo sabían ya, aunque no esperes que su dirección te recuerde mucho al juego de cubos, tiene su propia identidad muy bien marcada. No puedo decir que fue una experiencia perfecta, el juego destaca por su dirección visual, narrativa y musica de ambiente. Pero no es que te de tareas muy estimulantes ni sea como otros juegos relajados donde tienes un sin fin de maneras de personalizar tu experiencia. Hay personalización y quehaceres con los que matar tiempo, pero al final del día, nada es permanente. Es parte del diseño del juego, para bien o para mal. Pero ey, nada es perfecto, y puedes digerir el juego a tu ritmo y simplemente disfrutar de la experiencia. Suena algo que diría hasta el mismísimo Boro, la verdad. ¿Que quién es Boro? No tardarás mucho en conocerlo. Ante la duda, prueba la demo y si te convence, dale un intento. Si tengo algo mas que añadir, es que personalmente el viaje de Alta me conmovió bastante hasta el final, lo bastante para dejarme con una sensación de ligera serenidad frente a la incertidumbre. Seguramente otros sentirán algo distinto, pero eso es todo lo que voy a decir. No hay nota final en este análisis, solo una recomendación positiva. Eso o 6.5 Pluffins / 10 si lo preferís.

Absolutely gorgeous game that deals with burnout and healing from burnout and anger issues. The customers met along the way are zany and sometimes bizarre, but always fun to explore what they would like. I could tell that each chapter was carefully crafted where the lessons learned were evident from how some customer storylines couldn't be finished (while some could), and how the game emphasized there's no easy way out of healing. It takes time, acceptance, and effort. I think the hardest part of the game was acceptance of the impermanence of some actions, how change is inevitable and one must accept and keep moving forward. Also I just ADORED making tea for folks. I made sure to try all the teas I made too since Alta says something different for each fruit and for each complex teas. Very well written and highly recommended.

Chill game