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Experience Solitude and Survival in The Stillness of the Wind

Embark on a poignant farming adventure in The Stillness of the Wind, a meditative exploration of life and loss. As Talma, an elderly woman left alone in a desolate village, you must cultivate a simple, solitary existence. Develop your own daily routine, mastering the art of homesteading survival as you tend to your farm and beloved goats in this unique farming simulator.

A Personal Homesteading Journey

Immerse yourself in the rhythms of rural life. Breed and care for your goats, craft artisan cheese from their milk, gather eggs, cultivate your garden, and safeguard your crops from scavenging birds. This is a peaceful, yet challenging, subsistence farming game where every action matters.

Trade, Discover, and Confront the Unknown

The traveling merchant is your lifeline to the outside world, bringing vital supplies and increasingly unsettling letters from your family in the distant city. Trade your homemade cheese and other goods for essential resources like hay, seeds, and even intriguing fables. Uncover the stories woven into these interactions, while grappling with the creeping sense of a world changing beyond your isolated farm. The game features resource management and trading mechanics.

Choose Your Path in this Narrative Adventure

How you spend Talma's days is entirely in your hands. Will you focus on your daily chores, wander the serene desert landscape, or lose yourself in memories of the past? The choice is yours in this deeply personal narrative adventure. Explore themes of isolation and resilience in this indie game experience.

From the Creators of Where the Goats Are

The Stillness of the Wind expands on the critically acclaimed "Where the Goats Are," offering a richer and more immersive experience. A follow-up to "Where the Goats Are" by Memory of God, this is a farming game unlike any other.

What Critics Are Saying

"While Tikvah and her goats might meet an ultimately tragic end, the fleeting, quiet moments before this asked me to appreciate the small things while I could." - Lewis Gordon, Waypoint

"Where the Goats Are seems to unfold like a tableau." - Stephanie Chan, GamesBeat

"I like its simplicity, and the solace that comes from designing your own daily routine." - Samuel Horti, Rock Paper Shotgun