In Feather, you are dropped over a beautiful island and given a quick tutorial. It has the typical controls of a Starfox or alike flying game, except, without the shooting. You can do barrel-rolls, a 180 dipper and speed up or down. There is no goal, no blinking objective ahead of your, or any collectables to be found — simply nine relaxing songs, the sky above you and the ocean below. If Feather’s goal is to be relaxing, it succeeds, as I found myself simply slowing down and sitting back while listening to the music. Some tracks I liked more than others though as a couple weren’t quite my level of serenity, you can change what song is playing by finding these circular objects around the island and flying through them.

The discovery of the island is going to be up to you, and even then I don’t know how much to discover on the island there truly is. I did find myself in a stunning underground cavern section that seemed to be full of crystals which was exciting and at one point I saw a baby bird nesting and attempted to land next to it, but the game doesn’t let you land (sad face.)