FAR: Changing Tides
Rank #1590 on PlayPulse
Rank #1590 on PlayPulse
Deluxe Edition. FAR: Changing Tides Deluxe Edition contains the incredible base game bundled alongside the stunning official soundtrack. Download 34 original songs by composer Joel Schoch and experience a rich auditory adventure whenever you like!. About the Game. An atmospheric vehicle adventure that follows the emotional journey of a boy and his ship as he embarks on a voyage to find a new home. Sail stormy waters, dive unknown depths, and explore forgotten ruins in a beautifully realised, flooded world.AN ALL-NEW COMPANION TITLE. Expanding on the desolate setting seen in FAR: Lone Sails, Changing Tides swaps sun scorched, dusty plains for stormy skies and high seas. With new environments, puzzles and ship mechanics, the world of FAR: Changing Tides brings an exciting experience to fans of this beloved series and new players alike with a bigger, deeper challenge.A NEW HOME. Overcome the elements as new protagonist, Toe, who awakens to find themselves alone, stranded in a flooded world. What once was home is transformed into an unfamiliar and sometimes hostile environment. You must navigate Toe on an adventure to traverse the ruins of a once great society in search of a new
What a game... Played with my young son and daughter sitting besides me, sharing the controller from time to time. They were, like me, so caught up in the atmosphere and the story that bedtime was extended several times. It was something to talk about over breakfast, something to look forward to in the evening. Now the game is over and we're actually sad, though the ending was amazingly heartwarming. Congratulations to the developers for creating this beautiful little gem of a game. 100% recommended.
This game like its predecessor is a once in a lifetime experience in my personal opinion and I urge anyone who is thinking of playing it to dive straight in
Far: Changing Tides is NOT a bad game. There is beauty, and the sublime comfort of traversing a broken world in your little mobile home. Exactly what FAR: Lone Sails boasted. However, it does just about everything somewhat worse than Lone Sails, which is why I have to give a negative. The only advantage of the game is its mechanical complexity, still not huge, it is still meant to be relaxing at times, but there are more things to do, more mechanics to interact with, and the very light 'puzzles' found in your environment are more time-consuming to do. However, vistas are less visually interesting, less striking, the wonderful music is also less, and the whole world is significantly larger and slower, although this was hidden well. The whole game feels more pointlessly bloated, while simultaneously having lower quality beauty to fill that void. Moving from one setpeice to the next takes much longer than in Lone Sails. It's never egregious, but Lone Sails keeps you enraptured and never bored from the start, while Changing Tides has me frequently craning my neck to see farther forward because I've had my fill of this giant rock 3 minutes ago. It's a shame but it feels very much like the soul and spirit of the game is being poorly mimicked, while filling that same void with more mechanical complexity. The mechanics were an excuse to behold the beauty, not the other way around.
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