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The way Wanderstop approaches the secondary characters in the story is somewhat revolutionary. Players know a lot about Alta, as she is the main character of the game. The other characters who enter the tea shop, however, are a little more opaque. We get to know them a bit, learn about their problems, begin to pick our favorites and decide that we really like these characters, and then… they leave. Unlike the quests you’ll encounter in most RPGs, Alta is not required or encouraged to fix the problems of the people who frequent her tea shop. Instead she simply listens when they speak, occasionally responds with helpful or less-than-helpful dialogue choices, and then everyone goes about their own personal business. If there’s a lesson to be learned here, it’s that we may be the main characters in our own stories, but we are not the main character in other peoples’ lives. It is not my (real life) job to fix others’ problems, even if we are friends. Sometimes the best I can do, as a person, is listen to what people want to tell me, and let them figure out their lives while I figure out mine.

Wanderstop is a beautiful game about imperfection, taking it slow, and drinking lots and lots of tea. The heroine of the story, Alta, is the best in her field. That her field is combat is less relevant than the simple fact that she is the very best — like no one ever was. But then Alta is beat — more than once. She is no longer the best, and she doesn’t know how to be less than perfect. So she travels into the woods to find her old teacher and to try to, once again, become the best. How could there be any greater goal?

Many of us can relate to Alta. Phrases like, “You can be anything,” or “Believe in yourself” proliferate in the American education system and elsewhere. The so-called “gifted kid to burnout pipeline” has claimed many adults who were told as children that they would do great things, save the world, or even become world leaders when they grew up. When the adults told them that, they fully believed it and tried to achieve it, and many eventually experienced extreme burnout at a young age. I’m certain many game developers can also relate to Alta’s struggles, as the commonality of crunch practices in game development spaces is causing high levels of burnout for game developers. Cheaters Cheetah

An exhausted Alta eventually finds herself at Wanderstop, a simple tea shop somewhere in the middle of the forest. The shop’s keeper, Boro, suggests that Alta is too exhausted to continue, and offers her a job making and serving tea. Through her time at Wanderstop Alta learns that sometimes we really do just need to slow down or stop entirely — that pushing ourselves to the brink of death may not be worth it, and maybe goals need to be adjusted sometimes.

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