The saddest thing is knowing Atul rowed himself… he didn’t get our final hug, trying to save us the pain of goodbye. I would imagine he was not sad in that moment, but content. Just wanting to spare us the sadness.

The everdoor scenes probably wouldn't have been as emotional and heart wrenching as they are with out this wonderful piece. I can't help but cry listening to it now. Good job Max, good job.

"I never wanted to let Mom down. Or make people not like me. I don't want to do bad things! But, sometimes I do. And I always regret it! I don't think that makes me bad. Do you think my mom will be disappointed in me? Disappointed I had to go? I tried! I really tried! But I don't think I did it. I like it when I win! But I couldn't this time. I think it's ok. It's ok to lose sometimes. I really think it is. I am really trying to be brave. But... I'm... I'm really scared. I wish I could be a super hero. And never be afraid. I've hoped so much that this was just a nightmare. If this is a nightmares, why can't I wake up? I was trying. Trying and trying. I wanted to wake up. I always talked to myself. 'Stanley wants to wake up!'. But it never worked. I never woke up. It all felt so real. And it made me sad. So sad, I couldn't think of anything other than sadness."

Atul was the one who hit me the hardest. It's always the ones you don't get to say goodbye to...

as a nurse, i have accompanied patients in their dying moments, some without family. i always feel sad about the fact that they had to go in such a manner, with tubes and wires and IV lines just to keep their heart pumping. this game gave me solace that maybe their spirits are on a sea somewhere, munching on their favorite snack, just being at peace

When you're rowing to the everdoor enjoying the nice white background till you notice the brown bridge starting to come in view. :(

"People live by come and gone. But art is forever" Gustav never said this it Jhin's quote but i think he will agree with it.

Saying goodbye to Gwen was so freaking heartbreaking to me, not only because she was the first spirit we get to recruit but also because I really related to her so much. Her whole family situation and her complex relationship with her father and everything, I literally just saw myself as a videogame character in her. I cried like a baby when it was time to let her go, I still feel a little empty inside haha

The moment that Stella gives them that last long hug and the music starts to crescendo it always makes me really emotional

Okay, ladies and gentleman, like if you cried, it's totally fine and there is nothing to be ashamed for, saying goodbye is one of the hardest things.

Yesterday, I lost my husband, he was battling lung disease for a very long time.

Summer: I'm so proud of you, Stella. And I know Rose would be, too. Thank you for everything.

Alice was the character I felt regret most, I came up to the scene when she stood at the top of the boat but I still didn't find out her favorite food and fully decorate her room yet. So I left her there so I could do that, but when I saw her stand there in the middle of the night or during a rainstorm, I couldn't handle that, I knew I had to let her go. When Stella hug her at the Everdoor and this song was playing, I cried so hard. Thank you so much for making this song TT

Out of all the characters, Elana hit me the most. She hated hugs while I loved them and she was cold and bitter while most everyone else was warm and affectionate. She brought the best out of me and pushed me to my limits. I had to try her challenges multiple times because I just couldn't get them done right the first time. Every time I completed them she barely said anything, said I almost made it or something similar, but never straight approval.

Damn you Alice I'm a man that never feels but you are the one that made me break. Letting her go cut me deep. Once she started losing her memory and being forgetful it reminded me of my own grandparents and how they often forget things plus how I'm not gonna have them around much longer. I'm forever keeping the outfit her daughter wore on for the rest of my playthrough.

Spiritfarer gives people Death's perspective. It's funny.. in most games and movies Death is portrayed as this evil and inescapable monster who arrives to kill you, when in actual fact you're already dead when he arrives. He's just there to help you over to the otherside as shown in this game.. He's really a nice guy who takes you into the beyond for rest or to begin your next life.

"Hmm, I haven't played Spiritfarer in a while, I wonder if this music will evoke~"

Alice and Stanley destroyed me. Just listening to this song brings tears.Very hard for me to deal with. I walk my boat, now a shrine to the friends I made and the loneliness is almost too much to handle. I am approaching the end, which I expect will wreck me yet I am so thankful I got this experience.

As someone who never lost anyone of major significance in my life, besides my grandparents (All but one of them are now deceased,) this game still hits hard.

I haven't played this game and know nothing about it but the amount of dignity in this song truly does sound like one last adventure. The melody sounds heroic but the instrumentation is pure solace.