Season: A Letter to the Future

Season: A Letter to the Future

released on Jan 31, 2023

Season: A Letter to the Future

released on Jan 31, 2023

Close your eyes, take a deep breath and let yourself be carried away by the great journey of Season, a third-person atmospheric adventure bicycle road trip game. Explore the world through the eyes of a young woman. Collect artifacts and memories before a mysterious cataclysm washes everything away.


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Totalmente ridículo quem dá 3 estrelas ou menos pra esse jogo. "Ai pq não é pra todo mundo" caralho meu parceiro, óbvio que não é, a gnt pode falar isso pra absolutamente TUDO!

a little janky at times but looks absolutely breathtaking and it’s 5 hours is packed with charming personalities and character designs. It’s so atmospheric and ambient and it reminded me why i love these kinds of games.

Um jogo tão suave e artístico que as vezes esquecemos que o leve também é profundo

Season is an experience that maturely approaches its themes with nuance and delicacy, within this capsule of elements that are properly unique to the type of experience it wants to offer, and I strongly recommend it

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a nice game whose small blemishes keep it from being a fantastic game.

a game all about riding a bike around landscapes, taking polaroid pictures, and journaling seems like a game made in a lab for me specifically. unfortunately, a few things kept nagging at me during my 7ish hour playthrough: this game suffers heavily from "Please stop talking" disease which isn't helped by the writing being so ostentatious and overly serious; the character designs are genuinely so good in this one, yet the last NPC you meet and finish the game with is cartoonishly goofy looking; and for a game all about exploring and experiencing the environment, the game's camera sure wanted to fight me the entire bike ride! these are by no means game-breaking flaws by themselves, but together they definitely weighed down what should have been a short and sweet experience, making it feel more like a slog than it needed to be.

also made me want to give my mom a hug so take with that what you will.

A game about journaling. Unfortunately, the exquisite visuals and sound design are let down by the writing and voice acting. It just feels kind of...on the nose, and ultimately, the odd pacing and lackluster writing take a meditative experience and make it a game that I can only recommend to fans of the exploration game genre.