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Free Update Now Available!. Includes the Jackie & Daria Update! This third and final free update for Spiritfarer this year is also its largest. In the Jackie and Daria Update, our heroine Stella sets sail for a new island where she’ll discover a dilapidated hospital and two new spirits: the caretaker Jackie, and Daria, his main patient. Stella’s care and efforts will help soothe a troubled mind and bring the facility back to its former glory. Additionally, the update adds a new platforming event, as well as new upgrades for the ferry.. Free Update Now Available!. The Beverly Update is the second free content update for Spiritfarer, a cozy management game about dying. This update introduces a new passenger and storyline in the diminutive-yet-adorable form of Beverly, the tiny owl spirit. Also included are new buildings for Stella’s boat, new collectible items, and a plethora of Quality of Life improvements inspired by suggestions from the Spiritfarer community. See the Community Hub for full patch notes!. Free Update Now Available!. The Lily Update is the first free content update for Spiritfarer, a cozy management game about dying. A small yet important addition to Spiritfarer’s
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I played through this game at a time where my sister's terminal cancer was beginning to win
I played through this game at a time where my sister's terminal cancer was beginning to win. She moved into hospice care as I was beginning to end the game. As emotionally difficult as it has been, playing this game has been like having someone hold my hand as I start to let my sister go. The art is gorgeous, the music is phenomenal, the sound effects are very satisfying, the mechanics feel great and are a kind of relaxing-fun. I never write reviews, but all of this combined with the experience of faring spirits into death and how clearly helpful this game has been for me during this grief, I felt like this game deserved another good review.
- Graphics3.5
- Gameplay4.5
- Story4.5
- Value4.0
This game is really special
This game is really special. I'm a 50 year old man with an emotional structure made largely of mud and thumbtacks, and I had to bite the inside of my jaw in a parts to keep from tearing up. Many people seem to equate an "adult game" with gore and violence or explicit imagery. Nothing wrong with those types of games, I have and will continue to enjoy them. This game explores mature themes on relationships and mortality and doesn't pull any punches, without being cheap or manipulative. In that sense, its the most adult game I've ever played. I won't ever forget it. If this sounds like something you'd be interested in, stop reading and buy it. Its a slow burn, and you won't be invested until you've spent some time with the characters in the story. In the end, the payoff is tremendous.
- Graphics4.5
- Gameplay4.5
- Story4.0
- Value4.0
This game made me happy
This game made me happy. This game me feel cozy. This game made me feel sad. This game reminds me of my family. This game reminds me of their passing and their dear memories. This game reminds me to cherish life and be kind to all. This game made me realize to appreciate each passing day. One day to another, through dawn and sunset. Tears of gratitude and Tears of lamentation. Good Music, Good art, Atul best uncle. 10/10.
- Graphics4.0
- Gameplay4.5
- Story4.0
- Value4.0
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