r/Firewatch • u/Grand-Variation9736 • 7d ago
Discussion Slow day
Very slow day so let’s go ahead and do an AMA, don’t hold back ask no question is too small.
r/Firewatch • u/Grand-Variation9736 • 7d ago
Very slow day so let’s go ahead and do an AMA, don’t hold back ask no question is too small.
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r/Firewatch • u/Limp-Relationship-89 • Jul 22 '25
There's no meme tag but this is obviously a joke lmao
r/Firewatch • u/pitamakan • May 10 '22
This sub gets a ton of almost-identical posts from people who loved Firewatch, and are looking for recs of similar games. SO ... here's a sticky post for the subject. If you know of another game that evokes the spirit of Firewatch, post your recommendation here!
Future posts asking this same question may be subject to deletion.
r/Firewatch • u/Xanxity_ • Jun 08 '25
It’s really short. Probably one or two sittings will finish it, and it’s 20$. I absolutely love the game so far based on what I saw on TikTok and a few YouTube videos, not gameplay wise, story wise.
So is it really worth spending 20$ on a game I’ll finish in one day?
r/Firewatch • u/Natural_Street7771 • 17d ago
I can’t really think of anything aside from red dead 2 that gave me new perspectives on my own life from a piece of media.
Are there any games like firewatch, that legitimately gave you that feeling? I had considered giving Edith finch a go, but I think the story of a guy escaping his life really hit me in firewatch and I’d love to play anything similar.
r/Firewatch • u/rafnsvartrrr • Jun 29 '25
Wanted to eat an apple in front of a helicopter flying away. Pressed RT instead of O. Looked badass anyway.
r/Firewatch • u/ftpjuggmane • Apr 02 '25
Could Dec 2029 be accurate or just a temporary placeholder? Time will tell, but I anticipate the potential
r/Firewatch • u/SaltyBones_ • Apr 21 '25
I’m thoroughly disappointed we didn’t get to meet Delilah nor that she seemed to care for our relationship in the end.
r/Firewatch • u/That-Man-J • Mar 10 '25
My only problem with firewatch was the lack luster ending and I also don't understand why Mr Goodwin would need 3 beds in his observation/ monitoring station. Delilah was 100% in on something we don't know about aswell.
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r/Firewatch • u/MestreLipski • Apr 09 '25
I'm really happy to have finished the game for the first time, it was a unique experience!
I'm a good localizer, especially in Minecraft, and here I ended up getting lost several times, especially with Delilah flirting with me hahahaha
I really liked it AND I THINK the game has more than one ending (probably hahaha almost 10 years since its release and I'm only playing it now...). When I picked up Ned's tape, my girlfriend who was next to me said ''but honey, you didn't climb the rope to find the truth'' YES, I DIDN'T THINK ABOUT THAT POSSIBILITY ;-----;
Anyway, just like Spiritfarer, which I play once every two years or once a year to finish it, Firewatch will probably be on this list. Who knows, maybe I'll replay it at the end of the year... I loved the game and the organic and natural conversations of the characters. I was sad not to find Delilah and that she was just a voice. I found this more terrifying than the horror in the movie 500 Days of Summer hahhaha
That's it, guys!
r/Firewatch • u/XylasQuinn • Jul 06 '25
I think it's the game's intent that the ending is a bit ambiguous. So this is my opinion. Not saying this is how it is and everything else is wrong.
I've finished the game a few days back and was wondering is there a consensus whether Henry and Delilah get together in the end. And basically everyone says they don't.
And I've thought about this quite a lot. Through the game, the two characters fall in love with each other, and that bond grows every day. But then, you find something in the cave and Delilah is clearly in shock. And she's distressed until the end of the game. So I think, Delilah is so thrown off because of her grief and sorrow, thinking about the past, that she starts thinking like she would have in that time.
Henry is much more cool headed in this case and clearly expresses his desire to get together.
So, while she's evasive, in my view, the most likely scenario is that she cools off after some amount of time, and they find each other in the end.
I'd love to hear what you think about this.
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r/Firewatch • u/LewisTheTrainer2009 • Jan 19 '25
It does look pretty cool
r/Firewatch • u/zazaxe • 5d ago
I've just finished the game and I'm surprised that almost nobody has noticed how obvious it is that Dave is Delilah. If you look at the stuff in the supply crates and the stuff in Delilah's watchtower at the end, it's very obvious. The flowers from one box are the same ones delilah put in the outhouse and the tower. The bars that ron likes so much can also be seen through a gap in the drawers. There's also a picture from one of the boxes in Delilah's tower. So are the antlers - which Delilah knew immediately that they were antlers
r/Firewatch • u/No-Drama-344 • Jun 06 '24
I genuinely don’t understand, this game getting big on TikTok is what brought me to it and now it might be my favorite game of all time. Shouldn’t people who enjoyed the game be happy that more people are playing it? It means there’s more people for you to talk to about it who are genuinely enjoyed the game just like you did, so I don’t really see why some people are getting upset about it gaining popularity other than just wanting something to gatekeep
r/Firewatch • u/Ill-Assumption-7429 • Jun 24 '25
I don't know if anyone else thought this, however, I most definitely was under the assumption and fully expected Firewatch to turn out to be a horror game with a slow start when Henry reached Wapiti meadow and finds Wapiti station. There he finds out that his and Dalilah's conversations where being listened in on and someone was conducting some type of investigation on them. I sure it was supposed to unsettle the player, but I fully thought that the game was going to turn all life and death on me. Nothing really important but I just thought I would share to see if anyone else had a similar experience with the game.
r/Firewatch • u/LewisTheTrainer2009 • Dec 15 '24
Personally i would like it to be Henrys Pov. Heres my ideal plot : Herny goes off to Australia. Julia has lost all memory of him. He spends as much time as he can to try and make her remember but to no ervale. He returns to the states next summer and see’s that delilahs old job is available. He calls and gets its as sad hike up as he knows his old friend wont be there. But as he gets to Therofore lookout he finds his turtle “Bucket Jr” who had survived the fire. He goes into the tower. All of delilahs drawings were still there. The week passes and he does his usual stuff. But then he has to go to Two forks to check its all ok. When he gets there his radio beeps… Its Delilah. They talk and apparently she had come back. Henry relocates back ro two forks. The Game then becomes a freeroam where you can choose the plot. And thats My Idea for Firewatch 2.
r/Firewatch • u/Horrifying_Truths • Mar 05 '25
If you don't clean up the beer cans (by not recycling them) and just throw it on the ground, Henry says, "Y'know what? Fuck it, I'm not a maid."
Also, if you decide not to confiscate the whiskey and, likewise, chuck it at the ground, Henry says, "Yeah, pretty sure I don't need this in my life right now."
Also also, if you throw the stereo in the lake, then the drunk girls say their dialogues (various profanities) and Henry replies with, "Light another firework, and it won't be a stereo I wreck!"
Neat stuff! I love how much slightly hidden but common sense dialogues there are in this game. I love it! Do you have any hidden dialogues like this that some or most players might have missed?
P.S. Shout out to Roy Sullivan, lightning strike champ of the US Forest Service
r/Firewatch • u/DieErdnuss565 • 3d ago
hey so i finished Firewatch a few hours ago and it was absolute great. but i have something nobody really talks about, sometimes when i walk around i hear a sound in the bushes or in the forest. could this be Ned or am i just stupid? it sounds a bit dumb but i sometime got this feeling of being alone and watched and when you hear these sound its just a bit more spooky. always when it gets dark and i hear these thing i instantly run. what do you whink about this? (sorry for the bad english)
r/Firewatch • u/cukipele • Mar 18 '25
The cabin/lift path takes like 10-15 minutes. We had walkie talkies with our friends, who where still on the mountain. It's really fun just to talk to people like this, it's really different from a phone call.
Anyway, I lost one of the walkies on the mountain, so if anyone finds it, thanks (this was at "Krvavec"), the radio costs a fortune :(