FAR: Lone Sails

Far: Lone Sails is a gorgeous little game. Like the machine that acts as your stalwart partner the whole way through, it can be clunky at times, but any bumps in the road are easily paved over thanks to some beautiful environments, plenty of exciting encounters, and the absolutely stunning music that accompanies it all. Its full of stressful challenges that made me truly care for the vehicle that carried me through them, and very few games have matched the moments of absolute bliss that come from unfurling my sails and peacefully cruising along with its fleeting fair winds.

FAR: Lone Sails is not a very long journey to complete. In fact, it only spans a few hours and we were left wanting more. We felt as though the potential of the game hadn't been fully realised as the end credits started rolling. In addition, we also wanted the okomotive to get an extra upgrade or two, strengthening the incentive to maintain it throughout the journey. The game might be a short one, but it most definitely deserves your attention.

FAR: Lone Sails se presenta como un título donde lo importante no son las horas que le dediquemos (se puede terminar en un par de tardes tranquilamente) ni unos gráficos 4K, tampoco lo pretende. En tiempo de juegos infinitos, plantea una historia que sabe recompensar a los que escuchan y un mensaje que nunca debemos olvidar: sigue nadando, sigue nadando…