Season: A Letter to the Future

RPGFanAudra Bowling

91/100

Still, minor quibbles aside, SEASON: A letter to the future is a beautiful and ethereal gaming experience about what is both permanent and impermanent in our lives. I was satisfied with the conclusion my particular journey took, finding the game to be genuinely moving and inspiring in unexpected ways. SEASON: A letter to the future is one journey adventure game fans will want to experience.

The Punished BacklogDavid Silbert

9/10

Why do we live? In our review, learn how Scavengers Studio's SEASON: A Letter to the Future empowers you to answer that question for yourself.

GinxTVShreyansh Katsura

9/10

Season: A Letter to the Future is a beautiful and melancholic slice-of-life adventure about cherishing and preserving the fleeting moments of life. However, for a game about understanding and embracing time, it doesn't lend itself enough time to blossom fully, making its rather dramatic conclusion less impactful than it deserves to be. Still, what's there is remarkable, making Season one of the freshest and most captivating video game experiences of this generation.

TheSixthAxisDominic L

9/10

Season: A letter to the future is a melancholic and touching ode to the things we leave behind, while the world continues on regardless. It’s beautiful, and those of an inquisitive nature should step into its world to create memories of their own.

DualShockersJeff Brooks

8.6/10

Season: A Letter to the Future takes you on a remarkable journey through a haunted yet hopeful land on the cusp of great change.

Adventure Game HotspotBrian Hobbs

80/100

SEASON is a beautiful and thoughtful art piece of a game whose only challenge may stem from being overly ponderous at times, but it shines with its gorgeous landscapes, interesting characters, and imaginative worldbuilding and will reward those who come into it ready for some creative introspection.

AltCharAsmir Kovacevic

8/10

Season: A Letter to the Future is a third-person atmospheric adventure bicycle road trip game set at the end of one season, in which the young girl Estelle seeks to capture as much about the people and events as she can for future generations.

Checkpoint GamingDavid McNamara

8/10

The grass feels wet and cool on your back. Dappled sunlight dances across your closed eyelids as a light breeze sighs gently. You breathe, deeply, inhaling the rich scent of earth and tasting the hint of blossom on the back of your tongue. Exhaling, you make a point of recording this precious moment. You carve these sensations into the bedrock of your memory before you stand up, climb onto your bicycle, and set off.

WayTooManyGamesTodd Eggleston

7.5/10

Season: A Letter to the Future, an indie title from Scavengers Studio, is a beautifully told journey of internal and external discovery. Look, I totally get it. I really do. We’ve been there, right? We’ve all Gone Home at some point. We are all aware of What Remains of Edith Finch. Artistic indies about self-discovery are nothing new anymore, but if we didn’t enjoy those more calming titles, those tiny oases of calm, then we wouldn’t be in this review. Right?

Gamer EscapeTimothy "Urthdigger" Hyldahl

7/10

If you’re down with that vibe, you’ll find this a very relaxing experience with some entertaining worldbuilding and a few mysteries for suspense. However, being pretty much a one-off experience more like a movie may rub a lot of gamers the wrong way.

PC GamerSam Greer

69/100

Narration disturbs Season's attempts at tranquility.

Jump Dash RollDerek Johnson

5/10

Season’s artstyle and gameplay are unique and fun, but because of its forgettable narrative and generic premise, it feels like yet another game that exists solely to win awards from Geoff Keighley.