Spiritfarer Beverly Update Out Now, Vinyl Pre-Orders Open

The Spiritfarer Beverly update is available now on all platforms, adding an adorable new owl, treasure maps, recipes, and more.

The update kicks off with Stella receiving a letter from what seems like a complete stranger. She’s supposed to visit Oxbury to meet this stranger, who turns out to be Beverly, Stella’s former neighbor.

Stella invites her onboard, and if you’ve played the game, you know what happens next. Tissues, please. 

Aside from navigating Beverly’s afterlife, you’ll also get a horde of new treasure maps to sort through, an archive, a radio for your lounge, and these recipes:

• Laska: A delicious spicy noodle soup that will cure any cold.
• Milquetoast: It’s just wet bread.
• Flamin’ Firebirdz: After a bag of these bad boys, you won’t even feel your face.
• Aloo Gobi: A vegetable delight with flavour to boot.
• Chai Latte: A spicy drink for cold or hot days.
• Chilaquiles: A breakfast classic for people in the know.
• Dakgangjeong: Sweet, crispy and spicy. Three delicious words!

Stanley’s story gets a minor tweak, and Stella has a new guesthouse request to contend with.

Speaking of radio, rejoice all ye who can’t get enough of Spiritfarer‘s soundtrack. iam8bit’s Spiritfarer vinyl soundtrack (2x LP) is now available for pre-order for $39.99.

The Spiritfarer collector’s edition for PS4 and Nintendo Switch is also available for pre-order. It costs $199.99 and includes:

• Fully functional Everlight Replica

• Innovative and premium Constellation Lantern Display Box (creates a lovely ambiance when paired with the Everlight)

• Collectible Postcard and Stamp set, highlighting exotic locations from the game + a personal side quest that only you can do!

• Digital Download Card for the Spiritfarer soundtrack by composer Max LL

• Digital Download Card for 96-page Spiritfarer art book

• Physical edition of Spiritfarer featuring exclusive, reversible cover art by acclaimed illustrator Aidan Yetman-Michaelson 

• All digital content updates for the game

Spiritfarer was one of our favorites from 2020, one we called an empathetic game that handles difficult topics with surprising warmth and sensitivity.