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Wanderstop is a comforting experience that touches on some of the less-explored aspects of overcoming mental health struggles, but would benefit from improved gameplay. Lire la suite

Wanderstop won't win any awards for its deliberately thin gameplay mechanics, but over its 10-15 hours you'll be reminded how a simple act of kindness... Lire la suite

I didn’t expect Wanderstop to get under my skin the way it did. It’s not just about making tea, it’s about learning to slow down,... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is beautiful, difficult, easy-going and complicated. It's a showcase for what games are capable of on an emotional level, and a heartfelt indie ode... Lire la suite

Wanderstop’s excellent writing, great music and laid-back atmosphere make it a nice game to unwind with. Lire la suite

Wanderstop does not emulate the same fourth-wall breaking revelations of developer Ivy Roads’ previous work, but what’s impressive about it all is that’s sort of... Lire la suite

Part cozy game, part comedy, part poignant self-reflection, Wanderstop proves even the most well-trodden genre can bear creative fruit. Its gameplay errs on the side... Lire la suite

This is probably one of the best (if not the best) cozy games I’ve encountered, but unlike a lot of other games of this genre,... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a perfect escape for anyone looking to unwind and reflect, offering a heartwarming, emotional experience that stays with you long after you’ve finished. Lire la suite

Wanderstop has a lot to say and, for the most part, does a pretty good job of doing it. It boasts an exceptionally strong narrative... Lire la suite

Doing small tasks can still bring a sense of peace and fulfillment, especially when doing it in a stunning world that is more like watching... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a distinguished work of art. While the pacing was a bit hit or miss at times, the game uses its tea-shop sim mechanics... Lire la suite

Wanderstop perfectly executes its intention: to pull players away from the fast-paced nature of life and immerse them in simple, meditative tasks. Its story unfolds... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is phenomenal for many reasons, including its characters, world, gameplay, and message of mental health and hygiene. Lire la suite

A fallen warrior trades in fighting for putting the kettle on, wandering round gardens and watering plants. Much more than cosy – it's healing Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a game about understanding that who you were does not have to define who you are now. It’s about rest—not as a reward,... Lire la suite

Far from just another “cozy” game, Wanderstop invites you into a colorful world filled with quirky characters and bizarrely flavored tea at the price of... Lire la suite

Wanderstop might be the rest stop you didn't realize you needed if you're seeking an escape that doesn't involve fiction but rather a calm introspection... Lire la suite

It's important not to let mild criticisms get in the way, as Wanderstop is a beautiful title with something to say about overwork and determination. Lire la suite

Wanderstop is more a visual novel that uses making tea as a narrative break versus a shop management game. Lire la suite

Wanderstop easily became one of my favorite games ever, not only because it combined all of my favorite things but also because of its heart... Lire la suite

Warm-hearted, funny, and never less than sincere, Wanderstop is a pleasant place to while away the time, though less successful as a vehicle for mindfulness... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a well-intentioned take on the personal weight of societal burnout and the issues typically found in the cozy genre but struggles to find... Lire la suite

A fascinating cosy experiment, packed with memorable characters and sharp writing, but which occasionally stumbles in the execution. Lire la suite

Wanderstop isn’t just another cozy game—it’s a thought-provoking journey wrapped in the aesthetic of one. While some gameplay elements feel a bit restrictive and the... Lire la suite

Ivy Road has made a game that has impact and one that doesn’t change its protagonist, but you, the player, too. Wanderstop is monumental because... Lire la suite

Wanderstop presents itself as a cozy tea shop sim, but beneath its colorful, Ghibli-esque charm lies a deeply emotional narrative about change, loss, and self-discovery.... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a genuine exploration of human struggle. It’s tangled, humorous, vulnerable, enlightening, mundane, complex, sticky, straightforward, and personal in equal parts. Though some of... Lire la suite

A satisfying farming and tea-shop sim inside a well-written adventure with meaningful themes. Lire la suite

Funny and enjoyable as Wanderstop may be, it suffers from its inability to juxtapose Alta’s healing process with any of the hardship that made healing... Lire la suite

This is more than a game... It's an experience that will stay with you long after you've brewed your last cup of tea. Lire la suite

A meticulous exploration of the cozy game genre that weaves its story of burnout and trauma into every aspect, but might have just a little... Lire la suite

Whereas it is a worthy experiment and a cozy game deserving of a recommendation, Wanderstop ultimately struggles to live up to its creators' illustrious reputations. Lire la suite

In its own way, Wanderstop is the perfect mission statement for a bright-eyed studio starting its path to self-discovery. It is a sincere celebration of... Lire la suite

There are a few blemishes that could be buffed out, but the blend that Ivy Road has brewed for us here is well worth savoring. Lire la suite

"It's bold in its exploration of relentless self-critique and pressure." Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a fascinating exploration of letting go: if many games are exercises in overstimulation that play like Red Bull being poured down your gullet,... Lire la suite

I believe there are many people who will love and identify with Wanderstop! I just found it clunky, broken on PS5, and far from cozy. Lire la suite

Wanderstop balances the discomfort brought on by seeing a game strike so true at the heart of burnout with being an absolute pleasure to play,... Lire la suite

Ivy Road's new cozy game Wanderstop offers satisfying and simple gameplay while giving players ample time to rest and contemplate. Lire la suite

Wanderstop remains incredibly sincere and thoughtful with its biting story cooked up by Ivy Road without being overly sentimental or too delicate. Not afraid to... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is like Spiritfarer for burnout sufferers and overachievers. The central focus is meaningful and expertly executed in its own right. However, it's the attention... Lire la suite

Ivy Road brings up the question “is something wrong with me”, something we all might ask ourselves at one point. You’re probably narcissistic if not.... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is delightfully relaxing. The story about Alta and her life contains some serious notes, but that doesn't change the fact that this is one... Lire la suite

It's a clever mix of genre and story, because it provides a cosy space to immerse yourself in while also highlighting the reasons why people... Lire la suite

Wanderstop, the video game, is one of the most important works of our time. The way it succinctly portrays burnout unlike any other piece of... Lire la suite

Wanderstop's gorgeous visuals, solid character writing, and relaxing workaday gameplay routine brew up a wonderful experience. Lire la suite

Wanderstop is endlessly charming and necessary. It is a game as much about making tea as it is about finding yourself. Lire la suite

Wanderstop has officially pulled me into the cozy game genre and is a beautifully moving game which realistically portrays the long and difficult journey of... Lire la suite

It’s imperfect although I wish there were more things to do and details to explore in this game. It’s not for everyone. If you want... Lire la suite

Wanderstop often feels like a diversion from any traditional standards a player may expect from a game, even one so cozy or hinting at purported... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a game I knew I'd like but didn't realize I'd love. With its therapeutic gameplay, healing-focused narrative, masterclass performances, and genuinely cozy vibes,... Lire la suite

Wanderstop offers a wholesome challenge with an important message that is given the artistic and literary chops that it deserves. Lire la suite

Wanderstop's absolute-tea intriguing meta introspections add some unique flavor, but certain design & story fumbles leave a conflicting aftertaste. Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a comforting experience that touches on some of the less-explored aspects of overcoming mental health struggles, but would benefit from improved gameplay. Lire la suite

Wanderstop won't win any awards for its deliberately thin gameplay mechanics, but over its 10-15 hours you'll be reminded how a simple act of kindness... Lire la suite

I didn’t expect Wanderstop to get under my skin the way it did. It’s not just about making tea, it’s about learning to slow down,... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is beautiful, difficult, easy-going and complicated. It's a showcase for what games are capable of on an emotional level, and a heartfelt indie ode... Lire la suite

Wanderstop’s excellent writing, great music and laid-back atmosphere make it a nice game to unwind with. Lire la suite

Wanderstop does not emulate the same fourth-wall breaking revelations of developer Ivy Roads’ previous work, but what’s impressive about it all is that’s sort of... Lire la suite

Part cozy game, part comedy, part poignant self-reflection, Wanderstop proves even the most well-trodden genre can bear creative fruit. Its gameplay errs on the side... Lire la suite

This is probably one of the best (if not the best) cozy games I’ve encountered, but unlike a lot of other games of this genre,... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a perfect escape for anyone looking to unwind and reflect, offering a heartwarming, emotional experience that stays with you long after you’ve finished. Lire la suite

Wanderstop has a lot to say and, for the most part, does a pretty good job of doing it. It boasts an exceptionally strong narrative... Lire la suite

Doing small tasks can still bring a sense of peace and fulfillment, especially when doing it in a stunning world that is more like watching... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a distinguished work of art. While the pacing was a bit hit or miss at times, the game uses its tea-shop sim mechanics... Lire la suite

Wanderstop perfectly executes its intention: to pull players away from the fast-paced nature of life and immerse them in simple, meditative tasks. Its story unfolds... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is phenomenal for many reasons, including its characters, world, gameplay, and message of mental health and hygiene. Lire la suite

A fallen warrior trades in fighting for putting the kettle on, wandering round gardens and watering plants. Much more than cosy – it's healing Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a game about understanding that who you were does not have to define who you are now. It’s about rest—not as a reward,... Lire la suite

Far from just another “cozy” game, Wanderstop invites you into a colorful world filled with quirky characters and bizarrely flavored tea at the price of... Lire la suite

Wanderstop might be the rest stop you didn't realize you needed if you're seeking an escape that doesn't involve fiction but rather a calm introspection... Lire la suite

It's important not to let mild criticisms get in the way, as Wanderstop is a beautiful title with something to say about overwork and determination. Lire la suite

Wanderstop is more a visual novel that uses making tea as a narrative break versus a shop management game. Lire la suite

Wanderstop easily became one of my favorite games ever, not only because it combined all of my favorite things but also because of its heart... Lire la suite

Warm-hearted, funny, and never less than sincere, Wanderstop is a pleasant place to while away the time, though less successful as a vehicle for mindfulness... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a well-intentioned take on the personal weight of societal burnout and the issues typically found in the cozy genre but struggles to find... Lire la suite

A fascinating cosy experiment, packed with memorable characters and sharp writing, but which occasionally stumbles in the execution. Lire la suite

Wanderstop isn’t just another cozy game—it’s a thought-provoking journey wrapped in the aesthetic of one. While some gameplay elements feel a bit restrictive and the... Lire la suite

Ivy Road has made a game that has impact and one that doesn’t change its protagonist, but you, the player, too. Wanderstop is monumental because... Lire la suite

Wanderstop presents itself as a cozy tea shop sim, but beneath its colorful, Ghibli-esque charm lies a deeply emotional narrative about change, loss, and self-discovery.... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a genuine exploration of human struggle. It’s tangled, humorous, vulnerable, enlightening, mundane, complex, sticky, straightforward, and personal in equal parts. Though some of... Lire la suite

A satisfying farming and tea-shop sim inside a well-written adventure with meaningful themes. Lire la suite

Funny and enjoyable as Wanderstop may be, it suffers from its inability to juxtapose Alta’s healing process with any of the hardship that made healing... Lire la suite

This is more than a game... It's an experience that will stay with you long after you've brewed your last cup of tea. Lire la suite

A meticulous exploration of the cozy game genre that weaves its story of burnout and trauma into every aspect, but might have just a little... Lire la suite

Whereas it is a worthy experiment and a cozy game deserving of a recommendation, Wanderstop ultimately struggles to live up to its creators' illustrious reputations. Lire la suite

In its own way, Wanderstop is the perfect mission statement for a bright-eyed studio starting its path to self-discovery. It is a sincere celebration of... Lire la suite

There are a few blemishes that could be buffed out, but the blend that Ivy Road has brewed for us here is well worth savoring. Lire la suite

"It's bold in its exploration of relentless self-critique and pressure." Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a fascinating exploration of letting go: if many games are exercises in overstimulation that play like Red Bull being poured down your gullet,... Lire la suite

I believe there are many people who will love and identify with Wanderstop! I just found it clunky, broken on PS5, and far from cozy. Lire la suite

Wanderstop balances the discomfort brought on by seeing a game strike so true at the heart of burnout with being an absolute pleasure to play,... Lire la suite

Ivy Road's new cozy game Wanderstop offers satisfying and simple gameplay while giving players ample time to rest and contemplate. Lire la suite

Wanderstop remains incredibly sincere and thoughtful with its biting story cooked up by Ivy Road without being overly sentimental or too delicate. Not afraid to... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is like Spiritfarer for burnout sufferers and overachievers. The central focus is meaningful and expertly executed in its own right. However, it's the attention... Lire la suite

Ivy Road brings up the question “is something wrong with me”, something we all might ask ourselves at one point. You’re probably narcissistic if not.... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is delightfully relaxing. The story about Alta and her life contains some serious notes, but that doesn't change the fact that this is one... Lire la suite

It's a clever mix of genre and story, because it provides a cosy space to immerse yourself in while also highlighting the reasons why people... Lire la suite

Wanderstop, the video game, is one of the most important works of our time. The way it succinctly portrays burnout unlike any other piece of... Lire la suite

Wanderstop's gorgeous visuals, solid character writing, and relaxing workaday gameplay routine brew up a wonderful experience. Lire la suite

Wanderstop is endlessly charming and necessary. It is a game as much about making tea as it is about finding yourself. Lire la suite

Wanderstop has officially pulled me into the cozy game genre and is a beautifully moving game which realistically portrays the long and difficult journey of... Lire la suite

It’s imperfect although I wish there were more things to do and details to explore in this game. It’s not for everyone. If you want... Lire la suite

Wanderstop often feels like a diversion from any traditional standards a player may expect from a game, even one so cozy or hinting at purported... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a game I knew I'd like but didn't realize I'd love. With its therapeutic gameplay, healing-focused narrative, masterclass performances, and genuinely cozy vibes,... Lire la suite

Wanderstop offers a wholesome challenge with an important message that is given the artistic and literary chops that it deserves. Lire la suite

Wanderstop's absolute-tea intriguing meta introspections add some unique flavor, but certain design & story fumbles leave a conflicting aftertaste. Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a comforting experience that touches on some of the less-explored aspects of overcoming mental health struggles, but would benefit from improved gameplay. Lire la suite

Wanderstop won't win any awards for its deliberately thin gameplay mechanics, but over its 10-15 hours you'll be reminded how a simple act of kindness... Lire la suite

I didn’t expect Wanderstop to get under my skin the way it did. It’s not just about making tea, it’s about learning to slow down,... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is beautiful, difficult, easy-going and complicated. It's a showcase for what games are capable of on an emotional level, and a heartfelt indie ode... Lire la suite

Wanderstop’s excellent writing, great music and laid-back atmosphere make it a nice game to unwind with. Lire la suite

Wanderstop does not emulate the same fourth-wall breaking revelations of developer Ivy Roads’ previous work, but what’s impressive about it all is that’s sort of... Lire la suite

Part cozy game, part comedy, part poignant self-reflection, Wanderstop proves even the most well-trodden genre can bear creative fruit. Its gameplay errs on the side... Lire la suite

This is probably one of the best (if not the best) cozy games I’ve encountered, but unlike a lot of other games of this genre,... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a perfect escape for anyone looking to unwind and reflect, offering a heartwarming, emotional experience that stays with you long after you’ve finished. Lire la suite

Wanderstop has a lot to say and, for the most part, does a pretty good job of doing it. It boasts an exceptionally strong narrative... Lire la suite

Doing small tasks can still bring a sense of peace and fulfillment, especially when doing it in a stunning world that is more like watching... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a distinguished work of art. While the pacing was a bit hit or miss at times, the game uses its tea-shop sim mechanics... Lire la suite

Wanderstop perfectly executes its intention: to pull players away from the fast-paced nature of life and immerse them in simple, meditative tasks. Its story unfolds... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is phenomenal for many reasons, including its characters, world, gameplay, and message of mental health and hygiene. Lire la suite

A fallen warrior trades in fighting for putting the kettle on, wandering round gardens and watering plants. Much more than cosy – it's healing Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a game about understanding that who you were does not have to define who you are now. It’s about rest—not as a reward,... Lire la suite

Far from just another “cozy” game, Wanderstop invites you into a colorful world filled with quirky characters and bizarrely flavored tea at the price of... Lire la suite

Wanderstop might be the rest stop you didn't realize you needed if you're seeking an escape that doesn't involve fiction but rather a calm introspection... Lire la suite

It's important not to let mild criticisms get in the way, as Wanderstop is a beautiful title with something to say about overwork and determination. Lire la suite

Wanderstop is more a visual novel that uses making tea as a narrative break versus a shop management game. Lire la suite

Wanderstop easily became one of my favorite games ever, not only because it combined all of my favorite things but also because of its heart... Lire la suite

Warm-hearted, funny, and never less than sincere, Wanderstop is a pleasant place to while away the time, though less successful as a vehicle for mindfulness... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a well-intentioned take on the personal weight of societal burnout and the issues typically found in the cozy genre but struggles to find... Lire la suite

A fascinating cosy experiment, packed with memorable characters and sharp writing, but which occasionally stumbles in the execution. Lire la suite

Wanderstop isn’t just another cozy game—it’s a thought-provoking journey wrapped in the aesthetic of one. While some gameplay elements feel a bit restrictive and the... Lire la suite

Ivy Road has made a game that has impact and one that doesn’t change its protagonist, but you, the player, too. Wanderstop is monumental because... Lire la suite

Wanderstop presents itself as a cozy tea shop sim, but beneath its colorful, Ghibli-esque charm lies a deeply emotional narrative about change, loss, and self-discovery.... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a genuine exploration of human struggle. It’s tangled, humorous, vulnerable, enlightening, mundane, complex, sticky, straightforward, and personal in equal parts. Though some of... Lire la suite

A satisfying farming and tea-shop sim inside a well-written adventure with meaningful themes. Lire la suite

Funny and enjoyable as Wanderstop may be, it suffers from its inability to juxtapose Alta’s healing process with any of the hardship that made healing... Lire la suite

This is more than a game... It's an experience that will stay with you long after you've brewed your last cup of tea. Lire la suite

A meticulous exploration of the cozy game genre that weaves its story of burnout and trauma into every aspect, but might have just a little... Lire la suite

Whereas it is a worthy experiment and a cozy game deserving of a recommendation, Wanderstop ultimately struggles to live up to its creators' illustrious reputations. Lire la suite

In its own way, Wanderstop is the perfect mission statement for a bright-eyed studio starting its path to self-discovery. It is a sincere celebration of... Lire la suite

There are a few blemishes that could be buffed out, but the blend that Ivy Road has brewed for us here is well worth savoring. Lire la suite

"It's bold in its exploration of relentless self-critique and pressure." Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a fascinating exploration of letting go: if many games are exercises in overstimulation that play like Red Bull being poured down your gullet,... Lire la suite

I believe there are many people who will love and identify with Wanderstop! I just found it clunky, broken on PS5, and far from cozy. Lire la suite

Wanderstop balances the discomfort brought on by seeing a game strike so true at the heart of burnout with being an absolute pleasure to play,... Lire la suite

Ivy Road's new cozy game Wanderstop offers satisfying and simple gameplay while giving players ample time to rest and contemplate. Lire la suite

Wanderstop remains incredibly sincere and thoughtful with its biting story cooked up by Ivy Road without being overly sentimental or too delicate. Not afraid to... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is like Spiritfarer for burnout sufferers and overachievers. The central focus is meaningful and expertly executed in its own right. However, it's the attention... Lire la suite

Ivy Road brings up the question “is something wrong with me”, something we all might ask ourselves at one point. You’re probably narcissistic if not.... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is delightfully relaxing. The story about Alta and her life contains some serious notes, but that doesn't change the fact that this is one... Lire la suite

It's a clever mix of genre and story, because it provides a cosy space to immerse yourself in while also highlighting the reasons why people... Lire la suite

Wanderstop, the video game, is one of the most important works of our time. The way it succinctly portrays burnout unlike any other piece of... Lire la suite

Wanderstop's gorgeous visuals, solid character writing, and relaxing workaday gameplay routine brew up a wonderful experience. Lire la suite

Wanderstop is endlessly charming and necessary. It is a game as much about making tea as it is about finding yourself. Lire la suite

Wanderstop has officially pulled me into the cozy game genre and is a beautifully moving game which realistically portrays the long and difficult journey of... Lire la suite

It’s imperfect although I wish there were more things to do and details to explore in this game. It’s not for everyone. If you want... Lire la suite

Wanderstop often feels like a diversion from any traditional standards a player may expect from a game, even one so cozy or hinting at purported... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is an extremely precious title that despite being created by the designer of the Stanley Parable, takes and creates something completely different but always... Lire la suite

Wanderstop flows by in an ordinary way and, a little bitterly, we can say that it is "only" a pleasant cozy game with an excellent... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a game about espaping the characters people project on us, finding a way out to our freedom. Freedom to be who we are,... Lire la suite

Wanderstop offers a relaxing yet repetitive experience, where tea preparation becomes a metaphor for inner discovery. With well-written characters and enchanting atmosphere, the game stands... Lire la suite

If on the surface Wanderstop might appear as a deviation from Davey Wreden's metavideoludic musings, in reality under the guise of a cozy game lies... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is an extremely precious title that despite being created by the designer of the Stanley Parable, takes and creates something completely different but always... Lire la suite

Wanderstop flows by in an ordinary way and, a little bitterly, we can say that it is "only" a pleasant cozy game with an excellent... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a game about espaping the characters people project on us, finding a way out to our freedom. Freedom to be who we are,... Lire la suite

Wanderstop offers a relaxing yet repetitive experience, where tea preparation becomes a metaphor for inner discovery. With well-written characters and enchanting atmosphere, the game stands... Lire la suite

If on the surface Wanderstop might appear as a deviation from Davey Wreden's metavideoludic musings, in reality under the guise of a cozy game lies... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is an extremely precious title that despite being created by the designer of the Stanley Parable, takes and creates something completely different but always... Lire la suite

Wanderstop flows by in an ordinary way and, a little bitterly, we can say that it is "only" a pleasant cozy game with an excellent... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a game that is simply worth it. May you be a lover of tranquility or someone who wants to die whenever you see... Lire la suite

An analysis shaped by the stress of daily life and personal doubts, in a branching narrative that does not reach the inventiveness of The Stanley... Lire la suite

Wanderstop is a game that is simply worth it. May you be a lover of tranquility or someone who wants to die whenever you see... Lire la suite