Are they also Spirits that could technically choose to move on and go through the Everdoor? Although they do lack the characteristic glowing eyes (and a connection to Stella). To me that draws a connection between him and other NPCs like Alberto, Susan, etc. How does this relate to the questions above?īuck is also the only Spirit you find that isn't disguised from the start. Although she had memories of him from Lily's stories. (The artbook reveals that he was Lily's friend who died in his teenage years, having never met Stella). Did he already complete a journey and chose to come back (giving him a constellation)? Did he never go through the Everdoor (so why does he have a constellation?)?īuck is the only spirit Stella has never interacted with during their lives. His constellation is (allegedly) already in the sky when you start the game.(I didn't notice it myself). Perhaps that's intentional as it relates to Stella's role in their lives, but it's a bit lacking.īuck is such a weird Spirit, I am having trouble making sense of him due to how different he is to other Spirits.

I found some of the later Spirit questlines to be too short, or not very engaging, I wasn't too attached to Bruce & Mickey, or Elena, when they moved on. Stella's movement is really fun, although I wish the Dash and the Light Burst could be used independently The Smithy's mechanics are vague and frustrating to figure out There's no visual indication of progress, or of how much force a material needs, I don't like it The Foundry and the Smithy minigames can be really hard, but their difference is that in the Foundry the rulers are clear and well defined, which makes the minigame better and more rewarding. I finished most of the game, so I thought I'd make a post with some of the questions and points I have noticed Lime - limestone - found in Mosstein Cove, Iwashima Countryside.#To spoil a comment put > ! and ! !Quartz Dragon!!crusher!< to make powders.

#Make sure to read the introduction part and be careful of spoilers here and in the comments The lighting minigame was my favourite as the music was top notch and the visual effects were stunning. I will also say that the minigames, for the most part, were fun to play and I seldom felt like skipping them. It's very real and a fantastic twist on the established formula of the game. In the end he goes to the Everdoor by himself, and you are left with no real closure. He is one of your first batch of passengers and stays long after that first batch has left. I'd also like to give a special mention to Atul's exit. It was the only part of the game that made me cry, and it was far and away my favourite moment. His little speech about how the universe is chaos and how we bring order to that chaos with art that will outlive us actually brought me to tears. This is probably the most subjective part of this post, but I thought Gustav's exit was far and away the best (honourable mentions to Summer & Stanley). In those ending moments I actually forgot how much I disliked the gameplay, and the game made me feel something. This was definitely the strongest part of the game for me, finally getting solid resolution to all of the hints dropped by your crewmates in the game and then progressing that into you having to let go and die yourself was beautiful.

The buildup to and execution of the ending Some tracks will definitely be added to my Spotify playlist). The lighting and comet mini game tracks, the main theme, and the instrumentals your crewmates play when they are happy are all wonderful. They were 1 track away from perfection (the bus station track is actually awful, and whilst there is the option to turn it off, I opted to leave it on so that Alex could jam). Holy fuck the music in this game is far and away the best part about it. Looking into opinions before playing, this game was touted for it's relatable characters and great moments, but unfortunately for me, those things were seldom found.įirst off, I'd like to talk about the things I thought the game did really well: Spiritfarer is a game that I was very excited to play, after just wrapping up with the insanity that was Hades, I was more than ready for a calmer take on crossing the river Styx. My playthrough took me just shy of 23 hours to complete. I want to preface this by saying that I did see this game through to the very end and I am glad I did.

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