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SEASON: A letter to the future

Name: Comprehensive Review and Analysis of SEASON: A letter to the future
Item: SEASON: A letter to the future
Author: MonsterCritic Editorial Team

2023

GenresAdventure, Indie, Third Person Perspective, Open World, RPG, Point & Click, Casual, Mystery, Single Player

AvailableJan 31, 2023

PlatformPC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5

DeveloperScavengers Studio

Overview

Close your eyes, take a deep breath and let yourself be carried away by the great journey of Season, a third-person atmospheric adventure bicycle road trip game. Explore the world through the eyes of a young woman. Collect artifacts and memories before a mysterious cataclysm washes everything away.

Elsewhere

7.4

Game analysis

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Story and Narrative

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TL;DR

A poetic meditation on memory and time, SEASON dazzles with atmospheric storytelling and existential themes but falters under disjointed pacing, underdeveloped characters, and an abstract narrative that feels aimless, leaving players torn between emotional resonance and frustration.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR STORY

Story Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

68%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

31%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the story and narrative.

The narrative of SEASON: A Letter to the Future has been widely praised for its thematic depth and atmospheric storytelling. Critics like Adventure Gamers and Slant Magazine highlight its philosophical exploration of memory, loss, and the cyclical nature of time, noting how the game’s slow, organic progression invites players to reflect on the fragility of history and personal connections. TheGamer and GameSpot commend its unique premise of documenting a world on the brink of transformation, with Adventure Gamers emphasizing the protagonist’s journey through the Tieng Valley as a deeply evocative experience. The game’s focus on environmental storytelling and player-driven exploration is also lauded by Dexerto, who notes how players actively engage with the narrative by preserving memories. Themes of nostalgia, cultural preservation, and existential questions resonate strongly, as seen in Multiplayer.it’s praise for its emotional resonance and Eurogamer Germany’s acknowledgment of its reflection on climate change and social justice. However, several critics point to significant shortcomings in the game’s narrative execution. GameMAG and Guardian criticize the lack of character development and agency, with the protagonist feeling “blank” and the story disjointed. PC Gamer and GGRecon highlight issues with pacing, citing intrusive narration and a failure to balance exploration with meaningful conflict. Meristation and TheSixthAxis note that the game’s abstract approach to storytelling can feel aimless, while GamePro Germany and Gameblog.fr mention abrupt endings and unresolved mysteries. Additionally, NPR and COGconnected argue that the narrative prioritizes atmosphere over challenge or consequence, leaving players with a sense of incompleteness despite its poetic undertones. These critiques suggest that while the game’s themes are compelling, its structural flaws undermine its impact. Overall, critics agree that SEASON: A Letter to the Future is a thought-provoking but uneven experience. While GameSpew and Gamer Escape appreciate its reflective tone and emphasis on memory, others like GameMAG and PC Gamer find it frustratingly underdeveloped. The game’s strength lies in its ability to evoke emotion through its themes and aesthetics, as noted by God is a Geek and RPG Fan, but its narrative execution remains divisive. Despite mixed reactions, there is a consensus that the game succeeds as an artistic meditation on time and legacy, even if it falls short of delivering a cohesive or impactful story. As GamingTrend observes, its unique focus on memories and seasonal change offers a compelling, if imperfect, journey for players willing to engage with its abstract vision.

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Gameplay Mechanics

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Praised for its meditative exploration and creative storytelling, SEASON dazzles with atmospheric immersion but stumbles on clunky mechanics, repetitive tasks, and a sluggish pace that tests patience.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR GAMEPLAY

Gameplay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

29%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

67%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the gameplay mechanics.

The gameplay of SEASON: A Letter to the Future is widely praised for its unique focus on exploration, documentation, and immersive storytelling. Critics like GameSpot and Adventure Gamers highlight its open-ended design, where players can freely traverse Tieng Valley, capturing photos, sounds, and memories to build a personal scrapbook. The game’s emphasis on slow, reflective engagement resonates with reviewers such as RPG Fan, who commend the intuitive bike controls and creative tools like sketching landscapes, while GamingTrend notes its immersive, player-driven approach. The journal mechanics are particularly lauded for fostering a sense of personal connection to the world, with DualShockers praising their meditative quality and GameByte appreciating the freedom to document history in one’s own way. These elements collectively create a calming, atmospheric experience that prioritizes discovery over traditional gameplay challenges. However, several critics point to significant flaws in execution, particularly around controls and pacing. GameMAG and Meristation criticize the “aimless” nature of the gameplay, with TheGamer and GamingBolt highlighting frustrating bike mechanics that feel floaty or unresponsive. Slant Magazine and IGN Italia note that the lack of evolving mechanics leads to monotony, while PC Invasion and Eurogamer Germany mention navigation challenges and clunky interactions. The game’s semi-open world is often described as linear despite its apparent freedom, with Vandal and Metro GameCentral noting forced structures that limit player agency. These issues, combined with repetitive tasks like scrapbooking, create a sense of tedium for some, even as others appreciate the deliberate pace. Overall, critics agree that SEASON is a niche but compelling experience that excels in creating a meditative, story-driven environment. While Gameblog.fr and TheSixthAxis praise its simplicity and emphasis on immersion, the technical shortcomings—particularly with movement and pacing—divide opinions. The game’s strengths lie in its creative tools and atmospheric storytelling, as noted by Digital Trends and Checkpoint Gaming, but its lack of traditional gameplay depth or polish may alienate players seeking more dynamic interaction. Despite mixed reactions to its mechanics, the consensus is that SEASON offers a distinctive, reflective journey that prioritizes emotional engagement over conventional challenges.

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Graphics and Visual Design

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Stunning art direction and immersive visuals praised for painterly style, vibrant colors, and evocative environments. Minor technical flaws and stylistic trade-offs (pop-in, awkward aspect ratios) noted but overshadowed by the game’s breathtaking, hand-drawn charm that anchors its emotional narrative.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VISUALS

Visual Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

86%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

12%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the graphics and visual design.

The majority of reviewers praised SEASON: A Letter to the Future for its visually striking and unique art direction, emphasizing its ability to create an immersive and emotionally resonant experience. Critics consistently highlighted the game’s stylized aesthetic, with many noting its painterly visuals, vibrant color palettes, and evocative environments. For instance, COGconnected lauded the “beautiful art direction” and “vivid color scheme,” while PC Gamer admired the “handcrafted quality” of locales that felt “lived in.” The cel-shaded design was a recurring highlight, with TheGamer praising its “pastel comic book visual style” and Slant Magazine noting the “black-and-white sketch map” that transforms as players explore. Many critics also celebrated the game’s atmospheric quality, such as IGN Italia, who called the landscapes “stunning” and “breathtaking,” and GameSpot, which described the world as “enchanting and reflective.” The visual design was often tied to the game’s narrative, with Shacknews noting that each scene felt like an “interactive painting,” reinforcing the story’s themes of contemplation and beauty. While the overall reception was overwhelmingly positive, several critics pointed out technical and stylistic limitations. GameMAG criticized the minimalist and lifeless visuals, arguing that character representation and animations were underdeveloped, while PSX Brasil noted issues with “pop-in and shadows” that disrupted immersion. Video Chums mentioned occasional texture pop-ins, and Gaming Nexus pointed to minor glitches like camera angles and clipping. Additionally, some reviewers felt the game’s artistic choices occasionally hindered gameplay—GGRecon found the unique aspect ratio “obstructive,” and Adventure Gamers noted that some character designs in Tieng Valley detracted from immersion. These critiques often centered on technical shortcomings or stylistic choices that prioritized aesthetics over functionality, but they were generally seen as minor flaws rather than major drawbacks. Despite these criticisms, the consensus among reviewers was that SEASON: A Letter to the Future excels in its visual design, with many calling it a standout achievement in artistic expression. The game’s ability to blend whimsical, hand-drawn aesthetics with serene environments earned widespread acclaim, as seen in GameRant’s praise for its “picturesque landscapes” and Digital Trends’ description of its “painterly visuals.” While some technical issues and stylistic trade-offs were noted, they did not overshadow the game’s visual strengths. Critics like PC Invasion emphasized the “self-contained zones” with a “sense of place,” while GamesRadar+ highlighted the “hand-drawn charm” that made players want to “capture everything.” Ultimately, the game’s visuals were seen as a core strength, contributing significantly to its emotional and narrative impact, even if not every element was flawless.

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Music and Sound Design

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Critics rave about SEASON’s immersive, atmospheric sound design and emotive soundtrack, which elevate its meditative, magical tone through lush environmental audio, DualSense haptics, and Spencer Doran’s delicate compositions. While minor issues—like muffled volumes, uneven voice acting, and overwhelming ambiance—surface, they’re overshadowed by universal praise for the audio’s role in crafting a serene, introspective experience.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR SOUND DESIGN

Sound Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

61%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

39%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the music and sound design.

The overall reception of SEASON: A Letter to the Future’s sound design and music is overwhelmingly positive, with critics praising its immersive and atmospheric qualities. Many highlight how the soundtrack and environmental sounds enhance the game’s magical and contemplative tone. Checkpoint Gaming notes that the “atmospheric soundtrack responds to the environment,” while COGconnected emphasizes its ability to “enhance the emotional aspects of the narrative.” Destructoid applauds the “sound mixing” for contributing to an “immersive experience,” and KeenGamer praises the “beautiful” compositions by Spencer Doran, which create fluid transitions between settings. The use of the DualSense controller’s haptic feedback and spatial audio (as noted by PlayStation Universe) further elevates immersion, while Gameblog.fr acknowledges the “warm voice acting” and engaging audio experiences that complement the game’s cozy atmosphere. Critics like Gaming Nexus and RPG Fan also commend the minimalistic yet moving soundtrack, which aligns with the game’s reflective themes. However, some critics point to specific shortcomings. Gameblog.fr criticizes the sound design as “too quiet,” suggesting it could be improved, while Gamer.nl and PSX Brasil note issues with voice acting, such as “amateurish” performances or inconsistencies in dialogue delivery. Push Square and Screen Rant mention that the voicework can feel “stilted” at times, though they acknowledge the writing’s emotional depth. Additionally, KeenGamer points out that ambient sounds “can be overwhelming,” and some reviewers, like GamingTrend, highlight issues with lip-syncing or the main character remaining silent during conversations. While these critiques are less frequent, they underscore a few technical and artistic challenges in balancing subtlety with clarity, particularly in dialogue and audio dynamics. Despite these minor criticisms, the consensus among critics is that SEASON’s sound design and music significantly enhance its narrative and atmosphere. The majority of reviews emphasize how the audio elements—whether through serene nature sounds, delicate piano melodies, or environmental recordings—create a deeply immersive experience that aligns with the game’s meditative pace. Critics like Destructoid, GameSpot, and Shacknews all highlight the “serene music” and “rich sound design” as central to the game’s charm. While some issues with volume, voice acting, and technical execution persist, they are largely overshadowed by the widespread praise for the soundtrack’s emotional resonance and environmental storytelling. The overall sentiment reflects a strong appreciation for how sound and music serve as integral components of SEASON’s unique, introspective experience.

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Voice Acting

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Voice acting in SEASON shines with emotional depth and authenticity, praised for Maureen Adelson’s restrained power and Estelle’s charm, but stilted delivery, inconsistent performances, and technical flaws undermine immersion, creating a mixed experience where standout moments clash with frustrating shortcomings.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VOICE ACTING

Acting Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

50%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

43%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the voice acting.

The voice acting in SEASON: A Letter to the Future receives generally positive reception, with many critics highlighting its emotional depth and authenticity. Reviewers like Destructoid praise Maureen Adelson’s “restrained and effective” performance as the protagonist, while DualShockers commend Estelle’s “excellent” portrayal, noting it enhances immersion. Gameblog.fr recommends playing in English for a more cohesive experience, and RPG Fan lauds the “incredible” English voicework, particularly Adelson’s ability to convey quiet yet powerful emotions. Jeuxvideo.com and Multiplayer.it describe the voice acting as “warm and charming,” adding to the game’s narrative charm. Additionally, Adventure Gamers highlight the authenticity of Matyora’s monologues, while GamingTrend acknowledges an “incredible voice cast” despite some limitations in dialogue delivery. However, several critics point out inconsistencies and technical issues that detract from the experience. Dexerto criticizes the protagonist’s “inconsistent voice acting,” noting the awkward contrast between silence in emotional cutscenes and speech during gameplay. Gamer.nl and Push Square describe the voice acting as lacking quality overall, with only the main character standing out. Screen Rant and Wccftech mention stilted or “stiff” performances that break immersion, while PSX Brasil points to the absence of Estelle’s voice during dialogues, creating a sense of disconnection. PC Gamer also notes that constant interruptions and lack of dialogue variety diminish the impact of the voicework, despite individual moments of warmth, such as the narrator’s mother’s “infused with warmth and encouragement.” Overall, the critical consensus leans toward a balanced view, acknowledging strong performances from key characters while recognizing technical or narrative shortcomings. The main character’s voice acting—particularly Estelle’s and Maureen Adelson’s—is consistently praised for its emotional resonance, as noted by GameMAG, RPG Fan, and DualShockers. However, issues like inconsistent delivery, limited dialogue variety, and occasional stilted performances (as highlighted by Dexerto, Screen Rant, and PSX Brasil) create a mixed experience. While some critics, like Gaming Age and Shacknews, emphasize the “solid” or “impressive” quality of the voicework, others, such as Gamer.nl and Push Square, find it underwhelming. The game’s voice acting ultimately serves as a double-edged sword: a pillar of its emotional storytelling for some, but a source of frustration for others due to technical or narrative inconsistencies.

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Technical Performance

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SEASON: A Letter to the Future shines with polished storytelling and artistry but stumbles on PS5 and PC with erratic performance—frame drops, glitches, and controls—though fixes and minor wins hint at potential, leaving its indie charm as both its flaw and its saving grace.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE

Tech Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

79%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

12%

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the technical performance.

The technical performance of SEASON: A Letter to the Future on PS5 and PC shows mixed results, with some standout positives. On the PS5, critics like The Games Machine and Vandal praised its smooth operation without reported issues, while Gaming Nexus highlighted ultrafast load times and immersive 3D audio as notable strengths. For PC, PC Gamer noted that a critical bug (save data loss) was resolved, and GamingTrend acknowledged stable performance with only minor frame rate dips. Additionally, SpazioGames on PS5 observed minimal technical issues despite some cycling-related glitches, suggesting the game’s core mechanics are generally well-optimized. These positives indicate that, for many players, the game delivers a polished experience despite its indie roots. However, technical challenges persist across both platforms. On PS5, multiple critics like Gameblog.fr, GameMAG, and IGN Italia cited frame rate drops, poor optimization, collision issues, and camera glitches that disrupt immersion. Gamer.nl and Metro GameCentral specifically mentioned bugs like invisible obstacles and getting stuck on scenery, while GamingBolt noted floaty bike controls and graphical hiccups. On PC, PC Invasion reported inconsistent performance with significant frame drops even on high-end hardware, and Game Rant criticized stuttering and motion sickness issues. Eurogamer Germany and Finger Guns also pointed to minor but persistent glitches, such as finicky controls and unexpected bike behavior. These recurring issues suggest that while the game is generally functional, its technical polish remains uneven. Overall, critics agree that SEASON: A Letter to the Future faces notable technical hurdles, particularly on PS5, where performance inconsistencies and bugs are more frequently reported. However, many reviewers, such as GameSpot and GamingTrend, acknowledge these issues as minor flaws that don’t overshadow the game’s strengths. On PC, while some critics like PC Invasion raised concerns about stability, others like PC Gamer noted that critical bugs were resolved, indicating potential improvements over time. The consensus leans toward a balanced assessment: the game is technically flawed but still delivers an engaging experience, with its indie nature likely contributing to the polish issues. Despite the challenges, the majority of critics agree that SEASON’s narrative and artistry compensate for its technical shortcomings.

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Replay Value

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While rich environments and branching narratives offer fleeting replay appeal, SEASON’s brevity, linearity, and lack of structured incentives make it a one-time journey—its poetic design prioritizes depth over repetition.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR REPLAY VALUE

Replay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

83%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

15%

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the replay value.

The reviews highlight several positive aspects of SEASON: A Letter to the Future’s replay value, particularly its emphasis on exploration and personal interpretation. Critics like Gameblog.fr note that rich environments can extend playtime to around 10 hours, while GameSpot suggests players might revisit the game to capture different experiences through its open-ended storytelling. The Multiplayer.it review praises the memory recording mechanic, which allows for unique journeys each time, and RPG Fan highlights branching story paths that create "multiple spider webs of story," offering varied narratives. Additionally, GameSpew mentions that revisiting areas could uncover missed details in the journal, and Gaming Nexus points to multiple endings based on choices, though these are often tied to a single playthrough. These elements suggest that while not robust, there are opportunities for players to engage with the game beyond a first run. However, the negatives dominate the critique, with many reviewers emphasizing the game’s limited replayability due to its short length and linear structure. Dexerto and Softpedia outright state there is no significant replay value, while Gamer Escape compares it to a movie, implying a one-off experience. Critics like GGRecon and Inverse note that the lack of save states, unclear dialogue impact, and narrow focus on a single story diminish incentives to revisit. Vandal and Invers also criticize the linearity, arguing that all players would have similar experiences, while GameMAG describes the game as tedious and unengaging for multiple playthroughs. Even Gamer.nl acknowledges potential replay value but frames it as a slow, optional extension rather than a compelling reason to return. Overall, the consensus among critics is that SEASON: A Letter to the Future offers minimal replay value, with its strengths in atmosphere and storytelling overshadowed by its brevity and lack of structured incentives for repetition. While some praise exploration and narrative branching—such as GameSpot’s emphasis on personal interpretation or Gaming Nexus’ multiple endings—the majority view the game as a singular experience best enjoyed once. Reviews like Dexerto’s dismissal of collectibles and NPR’s observation that players “see everything it has to offer” underscore this sentiment, suggesting that the game’s charm lies in its introspective design rather than replayability. Despite occasional optimism from outlets like Multiplayer.it or RPG Fan, the critical reception leans toward SEASON being a poignant but ultimately one-time journey.

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Overall Verdict

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OVERALL SCORE DISTRIBUTION

Monster Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

65%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

34%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing all available reviews that scored and critiqued the game.

The overall reception of SEASON: A Letter to the Future is largely positive, with critics praising its atmospheric storytelling, emotional resonance, and unique mechanics. Many highlight its meditative pace and immersive world-building, such as Jeuxvideo.com’s description of it as a “poetic experience” and PC Games’ admiration for its “visually appealing design and thought-provoking story.” The scrapbooking mechanic is frequently lauded as charming and innovative, with GameSpot noting its blend of gameplay and personal reflection. Critics like GameSpew and The Games Machine emphasize the game’s emotional depth, calling it a “phenomenal experience” and “emotionally engaging,” while PC Gamer acknowledges the satisfaction in curating a journal despite its limitations. The game’s focus on preservation, memory, and melancholic themes also resonates with reviewers like GameByte, who appreciate its exploration of humanity’s relationship with history. However, several critics point to significant drawbacks that detract from the experience. Issues such as minimal gameplay, abrupt endings, and technical flaws are recurring complaints. GameMAG calls it a “disappointment,” criticizing its hollow execution and lack of depth, while Destructoid notes the “abrupt ending” leaves players dissatisfied. PC Gamer and TheGamer highlight frustrations with clunky controls and an overbearing narrator, which hinder immersion. Others, like Vandal and IGN Portugal, point to linearity and limited gameplay options, arguing that the game could have offered more personal engagement. Additionally, some critics, including GameRant and NPR, mention its short length and lack of replay value, suggesting it may not appeal to all players despite its artistic merits. Despite these criticisms, the overall consensus leans toward appreciation for SEASON: A Letter to the Future as a unique, narrative-driven experience. While some reviewers, like COGconnected and GamesRadar+, acknowledge its flaws, they still recommend it for fans of slow-paced, introspective games. The game’s strengths—its emotional storytelling, visual beauty, and innovative mechanics—outweigh its shortcomings for many critics. Jeuxvideo.com and Shacknews emphasize its worth as a “must-play” for narrative enthusiasts, while GamingBolt and KeenGamer praise its meaningful themes and artistic direction. Though not without flaws, the game is seen as a memorable journey that prioritizes atmosphere and reflection over traditional gameplay, making it a standout title for those seeking a contemplative experience.

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SEASON: A Letter to the Future dazzles with poetic storytelling and emotional depth, but its minimal gameplay, clunky controls, and abrupt ending undermine an otherwise beautiful, introspective experience.

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Reviews

111 reviews found

The Games Machine

PlayStation 5

Jan 26, 2023

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Season is described as a phenomenal experience that is emotionally engaging and rich in storytelling, making it a must-play for sensitive players.

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RPG Fan

PlayStation 5

Jan 31, 2023

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SEASON: A letter to the future is a beautiful and ethereal gaming experience that is genuinely moving and inspiring. Adventure game fans will want to experience it.

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Finger Guns

Feb 1, 2023

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SEASON: A letter to the future is a beautifully crafted indie game that excels in storytelling, atmosphere, and emotional engagement, making it a strong recommendation for fans of exploration and narrative-driven experiences.

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GameSpew

PlayStation 5

Jan 26, 2023

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The reviewer highly praises the game, describing it as a delicious, fascinating, and confusing world that is a joy to explore. The freedom given to the player and the ability to create a personal journal are highlighted as special aspects. The reviewer wishes for more content in the game.

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The Indie Informer

Jan 26, 2023

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SEASON: A letter to the future will likely be one of the reviewer's favorite games this year. Recommended for scrapbook fiends, fans of stunning scenery, and those who enjoy thoughtful reflection.

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God is a Geek

Jan 26, 2023

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Overall, the game is an emotional adventure with relatable characters, gorgeous locations, and satisfying scrapbooking, despite some gameplay issues.

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TheSixthAxis

Jan 27, 2023

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Sympathetic and thoughtful game that manages to achieve a balance between satisfaction, substance, and imperceptibility

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Press Start Australia

PlayStation 5

Jan 26, 2023

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SEASON: A letter to the future is described as a solid and clever take on storytelling within the medium. Despite some technical issues, it is considered an unforgettable experience.

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Gaming Nexus

PlayStation 5

Jan 26, 2023

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SEASON: A letter to the future is a beautiful work of art that captures powerful motifs of humanity and themes of preservation. It may not be for everyone, but if you approach it with the right expectations and mindset, you might be surprised by how much you enjoy it.

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IGN Portugal

PlayStation 5

Jan 27, 2023

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The game is praised for its unique experience and beautiful world, but the gameplay options are limited.

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