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

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... Read more

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... Read more

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... Read more

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.... Read more

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... Read more

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... Read more

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

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,... Read more

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. Read more

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,... Read more

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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. Read more

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... Read more

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... Read more

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. Read more

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... Read more

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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... Read more

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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... Read more

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

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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... Read more

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... Read more

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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... Read more

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