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My mother lives in Provence, in south-east France, for a number of years. This region has a special charm that I associate with my summer vacations. Sunny days, arid lands, olive groves, the song of the cicadas... (2/16)

Caravan SandWitch transposes all these sensations to a distant planet: Cigalo. Sauge left Cigalo a long time ago to work on a space station. Cigalo was ravaged by a catastrophe 40 years ago, and the jobs are gone, as are the workers. All that's left is a meager local population. (3/16)

And 6 years ago, Garance, your older sister, disappeared. But then... Sauge receives a distress signal from Garance's ship. Aboard a space train, she hurries back to her home planet, where she reconnects with her family and childhood friends. (4/16)

Je l'avais déjà wishlisté suite à un de tes précédents posts, je n'ai pas encore franchi le pas à cause de l'esthétique "wholesome" que j'ai l'impression d'avoir deja beaucoup vue, mais si ce que j'ai pris pour du wholesome est en fait du "provencepunk' je vais peut-être tenter quand même !

You know...thanks to this thread, I'm gonna keep an eye out for this--will most likely put it on my PS5 and Steam wishlists. Thanks for this review!

You're the best 🧡☺️

You've absolutely sold me, definitely going to check this out

Great thread, thanks! I want to get something for the 8yo to break him away from minecraft. He's a sensitive little thing though and can't handle peril of any degree - do you think this would be OK?

It's a perfect game for 8. I bought the game on Switch for my 9 :) Minecraft is sooooo good too, we created whole worlds (started way before he's born). Then you should play It Takes Two together!

You’ve completely sold me on this. If you haven’t already, you might like Sable, which sounds very similar. You are a young person on a voyage of self discovery. It’s completely non-violent and you aren’t going to get hurt. And it’s gorgeous.