A more than worthy sequel. If you played the first one, this one will feel so good. If you haven't played the first one, play that one first to double the fun.

pretty solid game with a fucking FANTASTIC soundtrack. holy shit the sound design in this game enhances it so much. anyway yeah good game if u dont mind some of the long waiting periods, but theres enough cool background scenery to make them not feel boring. that being said, some of the areas you see are SO COOL yeah me like very good :3

Relaxed gamer momentos

I absolutely loved the first game, so I was disappointed when I had a hard time with this one. The biggest issue I had was in seeing, like I lost sight of the character a lot which was frustrating. The first game was really clear, and that's part of what I loved about the style. The environment was grey and the character was red so it was easy to keep track of them, while in this one everything was muted color. The visual clarity was lost in its transition to 3D rendering, which is too bad. The story was good though.

I was finally able to play this. A worthy successor to FAR: Lone Sails. This game had very big shoes to fill, and it delivered. I loved the artistic design and the story. The gameplay is similar enough to Lone Sails as to feel similar and make you feel at home, yet, it is different enough to be its own thing. The game, as with Lone Sails, has its moments that can leave an impact on your hearth. Not the same kind (like the feeling of sadness that filled me when the vehicle was cut in half), but different ones (spoiler alert: A frozen corpse). The experience was amazing, deep and quite entertaining. I can recommend this game anytime.

Very nice game just like the first one. No ultra wide screen support.

lone sail and changing tides <3

A 2d platformer where you manage a ship towards your destination. A sequel to FAR: Lone Sails, this time the vessel is larger, can do more and has a few more things to manage. I'm not entirely sure that was a good thing. It took a bit under 5 hours to complete. + Nice use of environmental storytelling, though less so than Lone Sails. + Simple controls (movement + 2 buttons), that work well and feel consistent. + Again improving your ship during your journey. + Nice visual design and very good music. - Some of the legs of the journey take quite long. - Like Lone Sails, not worth doing all the achievements, I feel. - About twice as long, but doesn't tell twice the story. - Ties the endings together in an interesting way. A gentle recommend on a discount, but not full price. That said, I'm glad the developers are making their own things.

It's a beautiful game like the first one but it's very easy in regards to its puzzles. I was able to complete it twice in under 10 hours. The ship feels a lot more interesting this time around and your moment to moment decisions carry more weight. Get it on sale for sure.

i loved it :steamhappy: