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So I saw this article Why Animal Crossing & Stardew Valley Fans Should Play Spiritfarer on my phone and a few people in TBT discord have asked me about Spiritfarer and was wondering if anyone else is playing and what people make it. Spoilers should be in spoiler tags!
So I have about 350 hours in Stardew Valley and over 700 in New Horizons, Spiritfarer is more like Stardew Valley than New Horizons so far. I've only played Spiritfarer for a couple of hours. You have in game days and you can only interact with the spirits on your boat when they are awake and can only move your boat at night. It's a lot mini games and platforming. You have to keep the spirits happy by interacting and feeding them. You get to hug them and it's the cutest thing ever and I wish you can hug them all the time. They have story quests that you complete and eventually they'll leave for the afterlife.
You can play it however you like. You can take the time to explore and gather a lot of resources or you can try to do the side quests as much as possible. There's no real grinding if you can keep up with fishing and farming to keep your spirits fed and they only eat once a day. I've been taking it slow and playing a couple game days at a time.
The character designs are amazing and the dialogue is great. It's platformer like in some parts but only for short periods of time. There's no fighting so far and I don't think there will be.
As you add structures to you boats, you are free to move them around but you can't tear them down. You sell treasures and gather materials to upgrade to a bigger boat or more structures. It looks like there's a decorating section that I haven't unlocked yet.
So I saw this article Why Animal Crossing & Stardew Valley Fans Should Play Spiritfarer on my phone and a few people in TBT discord have asked me about Spiritfarer and was wondering if anyone else is playing and what people make it. Spoilers should be in spoiler tags!
So I have about 350 hours in Stardew Valley and over 700 in New Horizons, Spiritfarer is more like Stardew Valley than New Horizons so far. I've only played Spiritfarer for a couple of hours. You have in game days and you can only interact with the spirits on your boat when they are awake and can only move your boat at night. It's a lot mini games and platforming. You have to keep the spirits happy by interacting and feeding them. You get to hug them and it's the cutest thing ever and I wish you can hug them all the time. They have story quests that you complete and eventually they'll leave for the afterlife.
You can play it however you like. You can take the time to explore and gather a lot of resources or you can try to do the side quests as much as possible. There's no real grinding if you can keep up with fishing and farming to keep your spirits fed and they only eat once a day. I've been taking it slow and playing a couple game days at a time.
The character designs are amazing and the dialogue is great. It's platformer like in some parts but only for short periods of time. There's no fighting so far and I don't think there will be.
As you add structures to you boats, you are free to move them around but you can't tear them down. You sell treasures and gather materials to upgrade to a bigger boat or more structures. It looks like there's a decorating section that I haven't unlocked yet.
One of the characters tells a shop keeper than people like him are the reason why we have middle fingers.
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