It has a lot of the same ideas as another game I’ve recently beta tested, Loftia, however this is definitely it’s own game. While they both involve collecting resources on various floating islands and playing together with other players while doing story quests, I would say Spirit Crossing is more story and friend focused. While Loftia also has friends and stories, it seems to be more focused on crafting and decorating your house while managing your energy.

I will update this review once I’ve played it in Early Access, but based on what I’ve seen and played during the closed beta, I am very excited to play this game again.

So far the setting and music are so atmospheric. I am looking forward to the devs expanding the housing system, as right now it is quite limited, but it has much potential.

The farming system is fairly simple like other farming sim games, but with this game the focus is on sustainability. There is no stamina, but there is energy in the form of a rechargeable battery, that can be topped up with clean power from solar or wind.