Author: Kate Sánchez

Developed by Ivy Road and published by Annapurna Interactive, Wanderstop is the best and worst thing I could have played. In a narrative-centric, cozy game, your goal is to stop, make tea, and think about what you need to thrive. More importantly, it’s about what you do when doing everything right still results in failing. Instead of telling the story of a hero triumphing over evil and fighting, Wanderstop puts the player in the role of a hero who just needs to sit and drink a cup of tea. Wanderstop is a cozy narrative-centric experience that takes a fallen warrior who starts to manage a tea…

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