Loom room: 'New Request / Basic Moves' banner with '!' medallion over Stella and the deer spirit
Spiritfarer: Farewell Edition · HUD & Gameplay UI
Art style Painterly illustration
About this game
Developer: Thunder Lotus · Publisher: Thunder Lotus · Platform: PC (Steam) · Art style: Painterly illustration · Screen type: HUD & Gameplay UI
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What to study
How Spiritfarer tells you a spirit wants something: not with a quest log pop-up, but with a ribbon. In the top-right corner a pale gold band slides in headed 'New Request', a teal band under it naming the request, 'Basic Moves', and a gold-ringed medallion with a white exclamation mark seals the right end like a wax stamp. It sits over live gameplay and steals nothing: underneath, Stella is mid-animation in the loom room, tossing a glowing mote toward the deer spirit, who is standing at her loom among fabric bolts, hanging lanterns and a counter lined with six coloured thread spools. The notification's whole vocabulary is two lines of type, one colour shift from gold to teal, and a punctuation mark in a ring. The room itself is the other half of the design on show. Every building on Stella's boat is a dollhouse cross-section, roof and fourth wall removed, so a production station reads at a glance: raw material stored at the left (the bolt shelves), the machine in the middle (the loom under its tapestry), output counted along the counter (the spools). The trailer never opens a crafting menu for the loom, the kitchen or any other station, so this toast-over-the-room frame is the closest the audited videos come to Spiritfarer's production layer: the interface event is the banner; the room is the menu. Frame at about 0:51 in the Farewell Edition Launch Trailer (Steam), pipeline candidate candidates/v0_0013.png at 50.87s, copied unchanged (MD5 matches the candidate). No trailer burn-in is present in this frame.
Patterns
How the screen is arranged.
Components
Parts on screen.
Screen inventory
- the top-right notification banner sliding in over the gameplay: a pale gold ribbon headed 'New Request' over a teal ribbon reading 'Basic Moves'
- a gold-ringed circular medallion at the banner's right end holding a white '!'
- below it, the loom room in cross-section: a tall shelving unit of fabric bolts at left behind a rope-latticed door, spools of thread in six colours lined along the counter base
- a big teal tapestry hanging on the back wall, three brass lanterns suspended in front of it
- Stella, in her star-shaped teal hat, tossing a small glowing yellow mote up with one hand; the deer spirit beside her at the loom, smiling, antlers dark red
- the boat's other structures dimmed at the frame edges: a ladder and fenced deck at left, the corner of another house at right
Top 3 colors
#251a17 24%#525a5d 20%#5d6463 19%
Top three palette colors by share. The remaining colors make up the rest.
Source and credit
© Thunder Lotus, Spiritfarer: Farewell Edition screenshot: Farewell Edition Launch Trailer (Steam), shown for design study and commentary. PlayCraft is an unofficial fan project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Thunder Lotus.
Source tier 2 (publisher-released) · screenshot: Steam store page · Steam page
Source details
Fetched 2026-10-23. verified 2026-10-23: frame inspected visually at full resolution (1920x1080); real game UI (top-right notification banner: 'New Request' gold ribbon, 'Basic Moves' teal ribbon, gold-ringed '!' medallion) confirmed visible and legible over the loom-room gameplay (fabric-bolt shelving, hanging teal tapestry, three lanterns, six thread spools, Stella tossing a glowing mote, deer spirit at the loom); no trailer burn-in present
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