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I could give many reasons of why I love this game, but will give just some fun facts of my experience:

• The boars really sound like my father snoring at night;
  
• The guanacos sound exactly like my granny getting up from the chair;
  
• The bisons sound like my belly when I'm hungry;
  
• Horses poop is actually worth money! I wish mine did too.
  
• I managed to marry a guy by only giving him poop! And he loved!
  
• I didn't know I could marry my bf/coop partner, so I married the poop guy. Then my bf thought it was a good idea to marry the poop guy sister. It was probably revenge.
  
• Now me, my husband, my bf and his wife are neighbors.

10/10 This game is awesome, just play it!

The time it takes for the elevator to go from one floor to another is so long that going down one floor feels like going to hell, and going up one floor feels like going to the moon.

Besides this everything is great!

Shut up Beth, for God's sake! I just want to find some treasures!

The Last Campfire is a lovely puzzle adventure that brings an inspiring story about hope. This story is lived by Ember, who in a very kind and compassionate way tries to help other characters in the game, called forlorns, to have again hope and a purpose to keep moving on.

In addition to the heartwarming story, the game also features very cleverly designed and creative puzzles that will always bring a pleasant satisfaction for solving them.
The art is wonderfully inviting, and the soundtrack is a treat to the ears.
It has no missable achievements, and the collectibles, while not necessary for completion, add a lot to the game's narrative.

I finished the game in about 8 hours and I'm glad I explored every bit of it, because it was definitely worth it. It holds a special place in my heart now, and I invite you to also experience it.