Spiritfarer (85% OFF)
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$4.49
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Good to know:
- Direct Download
- Sale ends: 11/1/25 at 03:59 a.m. GMT-3
- Rating: 5 out of 5
About this item:
- Critically acclaimed cozy management and adventure game about life, death, and friendship.
- Play as Stella, the Spiritfarer, who helps guide spirits to the afterlife through heartfelt journeys.
- Explore a beautiful hand-drawn world filled with memorable characters and touching stories.
- Build, upgrade, and customize your boat to care for your spirit friends before their final farewell.
- Enjoy crafting, farming, mining, fishing, and cooking as part of your daily adventures.
- Supports two-player local co-op - play together as Stella and her cat Daffodil.
- Features stunning animation, emotional storytelling, and soothing soundtrack.
- Ideal for fans of narrative-driven indie games and thoughtful, relaxing gameplay experiences.
- Compatible with all Nintendo Switch models - physical or digital versions available.
- A heartwarming journey about love, loss, and letting go - one of the most beloved indie titles of its generation.
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Spiritfarer’s such a cozy vibe, even though its about, y’know… death 💀
you’re basically managing a boat full of spirits while farming, cooking, and building stuff, think Stardew Valley meets the afterlife. the art’s stunning, music chill, and every spirit feels personal.
theres a few fetch quests drag, but the emotion and design totally make up for it. honestly one of the most peaceful and meaningful games i’ve played.
spiritfarer feels like therapy disguised as a game amazing art, chill gameplay, and just the right amount of feels. easily one of my favorite comfort games
never thought a game about death could be this cozy, helping spirits move on hits way harder than expected