Console Creatures writes, “Wanderstop is endlessly charming and necessary. It is a game as much about making tea as it is about finding yourself.”
Wanderstop mixes gentle tea-making and emotional storytelling in a thoughtful game about burnout and recovery.
"Wanderstop offers a wholesome challenge with an important message that is given the artistic and literary chops that it deserves."
- Stuart Cullen, TechStomper
VGChartz's Lee Mehr: "If nothing else, Wanderstop's design & storytelling structure feels like something that could only come from Davey Wreden. It's not a 4th-wall-breaking walking sim, but it still interrogates how we interface with modern games' goal-fixated structures through an unexpected template. It's the kind of substantive concept that's – fittingly – worth boring into with others while enjoying your own elixir of choice. But the more meaningful meta-analysis of the game proper comes to a head when interacting with its world becomes more and more stale. Nevertheless, Ivy Road has made a game guaranteed to be adored by some people, just not by me."
