Play as Daffodil the cat in optional local co-op.Make the adventure your own with rich customization options for your boat, character, even the cat!.30 hours to finish, 50+ to experience everything Spiritfarer has to offer. Unwind for hours into cozy and relaxing gameplay.

5642 24-hour peak 27416 all-time peak Compare with others. STEAM CHARTS An ongoing analysis of Steams concurrent players.

Experience moving, emotional stories filled with unforgettable moments. An ongoing analysis of Steams player numbers, seeing whats been played the most.

Seek and gather resources to craft upgrades for your ship and gifts for your passengers.

Explore a fantastic and imaginative world.

Run, jump, and glide your way through elegantly constructed platforming levels.

Meet, take on board, care for, and forge relationships with a cast of memorable characters.

Farm, mine, fish, harvest, cook, weave, craft! An endless variety of activities await you!.

Build, manage, and improve your own ferry.

Enjoy beautiful hand-drawn art and animation.

See why critics called Spiritfarer one of the Best Games of 2020. It brings together the base game beloved by over 1 million players, and all the additional content released to date. The Spiritfarer® Farewell Edition is the definitive edition of the award-winning cozy management game about dying. Spend relaxing quality time with your spirit passengers, create lasting memories, and, ultimately, learn how to say goodbye to your cherished friends. Join the adventure as Daffodil the cat, in two-player cooperative play. Farm, mine, fish, harvest, cook, and craft your way across mystical seas. Build a boat to explore the world, then befriend and care for spirits before finally releasing them into the afterlife. You play Stella, ferrymaster to the deceased, a Spiritfarer. Spiritfarer® is a cozy management game about dying. There was even an indie horror called Refund Me If You Can, which challenged players to do exactly that.About This Game What will you leave behind? The refund policy itself has become a bit of a meme over the years, with online speedrunners even inventing a whole new category of video where they try to beat games within the two hour window to stay eligible, although no-one to my knowledge actually refunded the games, which would be a dick move. Nonsense aside, this is honestly a perfectly reasonable change. Empirically speaking, there’s not enough fun and/or money in the world to go around, and I think its absolutely disgusting that some people were allowed to have both. If you pre-purchase a title which is not playable prior to the release date, you can request a refund at any time prior to release of that title, and the standard 14-day/two-hour refund period will apply starting on the game’s release date.” For example, if you purchase a game that is in Early Access or Advanced Access, any playtime will count against the two-hour refund limit. “When you purchase a title on Steam prior to the release date, the two-hour playtime limit for refunds will apply (except for beta testing), but the 14-day period for refunds will not start until the release date. The standard 14-day/two-hour refund period also applies, starting on the game’s release date.” “When you pre-purchase a title on Steam (and have paid for the title in advance), you can request a refund at any time prior to release of that title. You can find our more information regarding Steam Refunds here.įor comparison, here’s the old refund policy: Playtime acquired during the Advanced Access period will now count towards the Steam refund period. This change covers titles that are in pre-purchase and offer “Advanced Access”. Today we have updated a portion of our Refund Policy regarding pre-purchased titles.

As spotted by the Verge, this change is intended to combat a loophole where filthy time criminals could fill their stolen boots with ill-gotten fun pre-release, then get their money back. Players that put more than two hours into pre-purchased or advanced access games will now be exempt from Steam's refund policy, says Steam, the maker of said policy and thus the final word on how it is implemented.

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