Spirit of the North has the proposal to bring the player the rest of the mind, where you are a free fox in the field, being able to run, seeing the beautiful landscapes around you, while following your journey. However, this is all broken with the mechanics bad, it's tiring to have problems jumping over a simple rock, somewhat confusing scenery, which can be a little difficult for people without a sense of direction, and a huge frustration of trying to access a certain suggestive area of the game and discovering that there is no it is possible to access.
In the end, I only recommend the game for its beauty and for anyone who has the patience to play.

Positive point: the camera is free, it may be possible to take beautiful pictures
Positive point: playing as a fox is quite rewarding

Pikuniku is that game you want when you're tired and stressed, looking for a moment to relax and have some laid-back moments. It's the most adorable game I've ever played, its narrative is simple but rich in infectious characters, the whole texture of the game causes a feeling of peace and comfort, it makes you want to explore and find everything that is hidden, in an unpretentious way.
It's that kind of game that brings you lots and lots of smiles, giving you a feeling of well-being and joy in your heart.