Stones of Solace (2019)

Ice Water Games

Mac · PC (Microsoft Windows)

3.00 from 1 rating

8 members have it in their collection · 1 backlogged

How long? · 100% 1h (from 1 logged playthrough)

Stones of Solace is a minimalistic and contemplative ritual, offering you a quiet space for relaxation. Find out what your idol is, and take some of your time to craft them a gift. The game offers a different shrine each day, that the player can visit whenever they feel like. Each zone brings a new atmosphere and new items to … Read more
Stones of Solace is a minimalistic and contemplative ritual, offering you a quiet space for relaxation. Find out what your idol is, and take some of your time to craft them a gift. The game offers a different shrine each day, that the player can visit whenever they feel like. Each zone brings a new atmosphere and new items to play with. After a time of contemplation and self reflection around the stone statue, players might enjoy arranging the items in the way they like, as an offering for the statue and for themselves. Read less
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Details

Developers
Ice Water Games
Publishers
Ice Water Games
Genres
Indie
Themes
Sandbox
Steam
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Release dates

  • Aug 20, 2019 (North_America) Mac
  • Aug 20, 2019 (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
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tylerisrandom

Review tylerisrandom 3/5 · Aug 7, 2021

Green idol

My gift to one of the game's later idols

In Stones of Solace, you visit one idol per real-time day and offer them a gift via a simple picture-maker from a few predefined ingredients. Although visiting every idol took about two weeks (it seemed contrary to the game's purpose to change my PC's calendar to skip ahead), my total playtime was only 35 minutes.

The idols are lovely and …

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My gift to one of the game's later idols

In Stones of Solace, you visit one idol per real-time day and offer them a gift via a simple picture-maker from a few predefined ingredients. Although visiting every idol took about two weeks (it seemed contrary to the game's purpose to change my PC's calendar to skip ahead), my total playtime was only 35 minutes.

The idols are lovely and the opportunity to relax and craft a gift is nice. I think the music could be more relaxing, and I'd love to see the gift you leave have more of a visual impact on the scene itself. But I dig the idea, and I'm happy to have spent some time with it.

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