#SPIRITFARER BOUNCE LOCATION UPGRADE#

To get on top of the shipping containers, double jump while jumping diagonally to the left or right and up.

When double jupming, you can't get as high if you try to jump straight up. I can't get on top of the shipping containers, for example. I look on reddit commenters there insist that the CEO is 'all the way up on the left most side.' What? I can't get any higher than I already am. I talk to all the spirits I can find no one will give me a key.

there is no spirit standing on top of the Raccoon Inc. After unlocking his office, the CEO will reward Stella 1000 Glim.īut. shop will sell Stella the key to the CEO's office for 100 Glim. The spirit standing on top of the Raccoon Inc. The Spiritfarer wiki page for this island just said this: I couldn't find the CEO anywhere, to talk to him about the strike. The door to go inside a building was locked I could not find a key. So I went there, and found: yes, workers on strike! I talked to the leader of the protest, a spirit standing on a box. I'm playing Spiritfarer, and I got a cryptic note about a strike from workers at Bottomline Corp. I highly recommend it, Spiritfarer is definitely worth the price.This entire post is a spoiler for the Bottomline Corp quest in Spiritfarer The saddest part of the game for me was when 3 passengers gave me the quest to go to the Everdoor with them all at the same time. You will laugh, you will cry and you will want to get specific passengers off your ship. It might have been the Switch controls but bouncing is hit or miss and you’ll get real close to the platform but end up over correcting and falling off. My least favorite part of the game was some of the platform info sections late in the game, specifically with the bounce ability. There are talks of the game getting more characters so I’m not sure if I’ll revisit it at some point. So I’m proud of my 91% completion (and I clocked in right around 35 hours). I was planning on getting 100% complete but the Switch version kept crashing when I got 3/4s of the way through, bugs kept happening and I got a quest I couldn’t finish.

And it’s all done through a 2D perspective which I thought was really neat.

#SPIRITFARER BOUNCE LOCATION UPGRADE#

The entire map is not accessible at first so you also have to upgrade your ship to get through rocks and icy areas. You can also grow crops, get sheep and cows, though I didn’t really get into raising cows. You get resources from exploring the map and visiting different areas and sometimes finding crates in the middle of nowhere. It slowly turns to Tetris as you make more buildings on the ship. On top of fulfilling needs, you’re also adding more stuff to your ship and adding buildings, like a sawmill, smelter, etc. The first passenger sent through the Everdoor crushed me and I figured it would be easy after that. Not going to delve too much into the storyline but it’s good. And once you’ve taken care of their needs then they tell you that you’re ready to go. The formula is very easy and there will be some passengers you do not like and some that you love. Anyway, you make your passengers food, make them a house and do quests for them and it doesn’t get boring unless you’re trying to 100% the game. You play as Stella and you take over as the new Spiritfarer (taking over Charon’s role) and you have a cat named Daffodil that you can hug and there’s a co-op mode where Player 2 can play as the cat. Surely a game about sending spirits to the afterlife would be happy, right?ĭespite the premise of sending departed souls to the afterlife, I can confirm that it is both happy and sad. It’s a sim type game but you can take your time without fear of the game hating you.Īs someone who is absolute garbage at those types of games, I felt like this would be a good entry point so I jumped right in. People describe it as Harvest Moon/Stardew Valley meets Animal Crossing. But Spiritfarer was on sale as well, and I remember hearing amazing things about the game when it first came out last year. It originally began with me wanting to purchase House Flipper for the Switch (I secretly love real estate but it’s too much of a time commitment and I respect those who do that type of work) because it was $10 at the time. I needed to play something else though that wasn’t an RPG. I need to restart Nier Replicant because I have no idea what’s going on. I started slowly chipping away at Persona 5 Royal and I think I’ve reached the halfway point. I kinda reached a burnout point with the MMO though, mostly playing during the weekends so now I’ve had time to play other games. Ever since I got hooked onto Final Fantasy XIV last year, it has been VERY difficult to find time for other games.

Spiritfarer bounce location