game about tea and change
The simple guide to Wanderstop: the cozy tea game with a splash of existencial crisis
Wanderstop is a really difficult experience to describe. I would recommend playing the demo and seeing for yourself if this is a game that will speak to you. But if you’re dealing with burnout and like cozy games with a good storytelling, I don’t think you have to search for a game to play anymore.
So yes, go play Wanderstop.
We all wish we could relive our childhood simply by sipping a tea made in a ridiculous tea machine. Me especially. But by our latest data, it seems like it is not possible. Yet.
What we can show you though, is a table of some ingredients and its effects in-game. Maybe you’ll see some similarities with the tea you have at home. Maybe.
| Name | In-game effects | Taste |
| Azzy fruit | often used in teas that wake up the drinker | art, sticky, and high in caffeine |
| Vreetle Beets | gives a deeper, richer flavor profile | Savory, nutty, fully bodied |
| Chip Chip | evokes memories of people who’ve wronged you, cool and refreshing | Minty flavor |
| Biteberry | brings thoughts of innocence | tasteless |
I don’t promise that the table is a reliable source for tea-making. In fact, it is definitely not. Please don’t use it.
Well, I don’t know. You should play it to find out.
