Spirittea

"A crea-tea-ve twist on life simulation with a fun management mechanic."

"A charming and amusing way to spend a spare hundred hours managing your own bath house and meeting troublesome spirits. This is the kind of game that Xbox Game Pass is perfect at getting into the hands of players. Spirittea …"

"Spirittea offers the same sort of satisfaction in experiencing daily chores as games like Stardew Valley and Story of Seasons."

"There’s just so much to love about Spirittea, and I’m very glad to be able to say that this adorable rural-life sim has been well worth the wait. As fans of Stardew Valley patiently wait on ConcernedApe’s upcoming game, Haunted …"

"If you enjoy the likes of Stardew Valley, you’ll get a kick out of Spirittea. There’s serious joy to be found in seeing your bathhouse improve over time, but that’s only part of the fun to be found here. Simply …"

"Spirittea serves up a creative and addictive (after)life-sim loop of attending to bathhouse spirits and helping townsfolk. The tools and menus don&s;t offer the most fluid experience, and the minigames are often overwhelmingly complicated, but there&s;s enough to do here …"

"Spirittea is a fantastic cozy game. It sticks closely to the life sim template with the skeleton of its gameplay, but its main gameplay of bathhouse management and its spirit -finding progression system means that players will thoroughly enjoy what …"

"A charming, whimsical and very soothing life simulator that makes good use all of all its many influences and still feels refreshingly unique in itself."

"Spirittea is the farming sim with Miyazaki vibes I&s;ve wanted for a hot minute. It doesn&s;t onboard the player in the most intuitive fashion, so it&s;s a smidge hard to pick up to get into the groove. But, once you&s;ve …"

"I think the developer, Cheesemaster Games, had the passion and the vision to make Spirittea something special. And, to be fair, one person’s boredom is another’s relaxation. However, all the parts should have been better planned out before they were …"