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Description
Sally is at the intersection of role playing and life simulation games. You play asa child who, along with other children, recently took command of a flying shipand use it to carry travelers across the world.
In Sally, you embark on a flying transport ship to guide passengers to theirdestination. To ensure the ship's success, you'll have to craft items, producefood, take care of other crewmates, maintain the ship and discover new ways toimprove the travel experience.
Inspired by Ghibli's aesthetics and Stardew Valley's playability, this gameinnovates by deepening interactions with NPC's. The other crewmates' decisionmaking is affected by events, relationships, emotions and personality
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Features
- Create your own unique character and play the way you want
- Explore the Sally, a beautifully crafted ship inspired by Ghibli aesthetics
- Befriend the crewmates by understanding their personalities
- Accomplish a myriad of different tasks to keep the ship afloat
Details
| Developer | Lucid Tale |
| Platform | Windows |
| Score | /10 |
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