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I remember really wanting to play this game back when it came out, but i wasnt able to run it. 4 years later and I'd say the wait was worth it. The challenges are fun and super rewarding, and the graphics are just amazing.
Some of the most fun ive had in this game was where i met up with some random dude and just kinda chilled out together riding the slopes.

The bot problem. What else do I have to say.

I'm not usually one to write reviews, but ive also never cried because of a video game before, so.
(TL:DR at bottom)

I went in to Spiritfarer not really knowing what to expect. I had done some very light research (a few youtube vids) after seeing it on the Steam store front page. One main theme I saw through the videos I watched was how well you end up connecting with the characters you meet. I was skeptical about this, since I usually don't get much of an emotional connection to characters, but was intrigued nonetheless.

Starting the game, I wasn't really feeling much of a connection to the characters until Alice came aboard. I was resonating with her from the beginning for some reason, although I still don't understand why, although I assume its just her sweet grandma vibe. As soon as I started to notice her dementia/alzheimer's, every interaction felt that much more special and impactful. When I finally received her request to "Go home," it didn't actually register until i checked the task list and the instructions were to bring her to the Everdoor. I ain't going to lie, I broke down a little. I tried to stop myself but something in the way her story was executed just hit me too hard, and it got worse the closer it came to actually sending her off. im getting teary again just writing this. Needless to say, Ill be wearing her granddaughter's clothing set for the rest of my playthrough.

Enough with all the sappy stuff though. Story aside, the gameplay is also just phenomenal. I found my self staying up into the early AMs, constantly telling myself "just one more harvest," "just one more errand," and "just one more trip." There were a few places that I felt stuck, but all I ended up needing was patience. Every "issue" i faced was solved by simply waiting and completing a different quest line. I don't want to dive into psychology or sociology, but I admire the way the game is laid out like this, since it teaches us to be patient and to let our time come when it is ready.

This 'review' is already way too long, but there is no way i finish this without discussing the art. Its been said already, but the art style for this game is just amazing. little details here and there spruce up the world while keeping it tidy. Im no expert at art, but its one of the best games i've seen in terms of art and lighting/effects. All the animations are buttery smooth and flow from one to the next with ease.

In case those three ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ paragraphs of text don't get it across, I can not stress it enough how good this game is. It has easily climbed its way to the top 5 games i've played, possibly even the top spot. I still have a decent bit of the story to go as far as I can tell, but i'm writing this review now so I can hopefully add to it later.

TL:DR - go play this beautiful ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game.

by far the best part of the game is having someone blast Fortunate Son in proximity chat

ED is an amazing space simulator, that really gives you the kind of experience you would expect if you were starting out in space. Other than the dlc that lets you go on planets and etc, the base game feels very full and that you get what you wanted/expected and then some. Overall a great game.

Still one of my favorite WW2 shooters of all time, and its such a shame that theres not many people who still play it.
Absolutely still worth either way

How to describe this game?
Well, it is one of the hardest, most infuriating, annoying games I have ever played. However, it is at the same time so rewarding and amazing it outweighs the negatives.
This game is really hard to explain, since it is extremely original. The damage model, realism, and environment are extremely similar to Arma and Squad, but the way you find and play matches is more like traditional FPS titles.

Overall I love this game and will suggest it to anyone who asks.