SEASON: A letter to the future

This is definitely a hidden gem worth experiencing! The visuals are stunning, the story is original and incredibly engaging. The characters you encounter have different stories to share. The gameplay focuses primarily on exploration and photography. You are free to capture moments from your expedition, but you also need to take specific photos of key locations. The game takes a few hours to complete and most achievements are easy to unlock. It's a perfect game to unwind if you appreciate great storytelling and aren't discouraged by slow-paced experience.

The game offers a truly calm and poetic experience. The introduction felt quite slow at first, and I wasn’t sure I would get into it. However, once past that initial part, the game opens up. While it remains deliberately slow-paced, the bicycle and semi-open world provide a pleasant sense of freedom. The story gradually unfolds, encouraging you to better understand this changing season and the characters you meet along the way. Gameplay is very minimal, focused on exploration, photography, audio recording, and scrapbooking. The game really shines through its narrative, atmosphere, and writing. The music is subtle but fits the journey perfectly, and the cel-shaded visuals often create beautiful, memorable scenes. Overall, I would recommend it to anyone looking for a peaceful, almost timeless experience.

really loved this game seasons full of love and care memories fade, bye

This game is very cool. It's atmospheric, and beautiful. The concept is super interesting. I think it'd be cool if it was a lot longer as we only got to explore one place. But I think that one place did a good job of showing us the culture of a specific place in this world. I think the inconsistency of head sizes of characters was a little odd. Overall lovely.

So I bought this game three years ago when it first came out, and for a long time I thought it was bugged and that I couldn't play it. I only recently tried again, thought at first it was still bugged, but finally figured out why I couldn't close the journal and continue playing. I had to *create* the journal. Now, my frustration with the lack of instruction is the one and only complaint I have about the game. What a wonderful, beautiful experience, to explore this sprawling world. My only wish is that each area and journal page were bigger, so that I may be able to explore and catalogue every big and small thing I see.

I loved the slow, contemplative pace. I wish it could have lasted longer!