FAR: Changing Tides

FAR: Changing Tides is about a boy and his ship. The world lies in ruins after the flood, and the hero is looking for a new home. A boy is left alone after losing his loved ones. The story is told without words, through scenes and gestures. The story is about finding a home after loss. The hero is looking for a new home, and the ship requires fuel and attention. The mechanisms are powered by steam and wind, and parts for them are in the rubble. The vessel is assembled from modules and rebuilt. Currents and waves force you to choose a route, and breakers and debris break the hull. The ship requires fuel and maintenance, and parts are searched for in the wreckage. The pace of the story is calm, and there is almost no threat: the game relies on atmosphere and riddles. The boy is left alone, and the ship requires fuel and maintenance. The mysteries are related to water and the devices of the former inhabitants. The weather changes the transition conditions. Parts for the ship are found in the wreckage of previous buildings. The parts are found in debris and caches. The game is not in a hurry: you can spend a long time looking for a passage and keeping an eye on the water. The story is told without words. Reviews were mostly positive. The path lies through flooded cities and ruins. Currents and waves require route calculations. Ship modules are unlocked as you search for parts in flooded cities. The boy is looking for a house and encounters traces of the former inhabitants of the flooded lands. For those who like quiet trips, this sailing is suitable. Feedback from players was mostly positive. Performance edits came out later. The players' ratings were high for telling the story without words. Music and silence make the journey calm, and puzzles are solved slowly.