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Far: Changing Tides drops you into the role of a captain sailing through a flooded world. Okomotive developed this title while Frontier Foundry handled publishing. It launched on March 1, 2022, and hits consoles like PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Series X|S, Switch, plus PC. The story follows your search for a new home after floods ravage everything. You pilot a unique vessel across stormy seas and dive deep into underwater ruins. This is a single player adventure that mixes platforming with puzzle solving. It feels like a quiet escape from the noise of typical action games, focusing on exploration and an emotional narrative instead of combat or high stakes survival mechanics.
You spend most of your time steering the ship through dynamic weather systems. The controls feel responsive as you dodge debris and manage momentum while navigating tight waterways. Gameplay shifts between surface sailing and underwater exploration where you switch to a diving mode to inspect ruins or collect items. Puzzle elements appear when you need to solve environmental mechanics to progress past blocked paths or open sealed doors. Sessions often involve long stretches of peaceful drifting punctuated by intense storm sequences that test your reflexes. The platforming sections require precise jumps between floating wreckage and submerged structures. You rarely face enemies, so the tension comes from navigating the environment itself rather than fighting creatures.
Players on PlayPile seem to have a solid opinion of this title with an IGDB score of 80.1 based on 46 ratings. The average playtime sits around twelve hours for most completists who chase all 35 achievements. Only 42.4% of players unlock the full achievement set, and the rarest goal "Changed Tides" has a tiny 2.00% unlock rate. Community moods lean heavily toward calm and reflective vibes rather than excitement or frustration. Review snippets frequently mention the beautiful art style and the emotional weight of the story. Critics agree that the game shines during its quieter moments but note that some navigation can feel repetitive toward the end. The historical low price of 4.95 dollars suggests strong value for those willing to hunt a deal.
This game is worth buying if you want a short, atmospheric break from combat-heavy titles. The current cheapest price sits at 14.99 dollars but drops to 4.95 occasionally. You will spend about twelve hours completing the main story and finding most collectibles. The low achievement completion rate tells us that chasing every trophy might not be for everyone since the final goal is quite difficult. It works best as a standalone narrative experience rather than a replayable challenge. Skip this if you need constant action or fast-paced gameplay loops. Finish your run and move on when the credits roll.
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Single player
IGDB Rating
80.1
RAWG Rating
3.9
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