The Bard and Miriam continue travelling in hopes that the completed Earthsong may still be able to save the world. The Bard is able to learn the piece of the Earthsong from the dead Overseer, having gained the ability to speak to ghosts from the first Overseer. Eya's messenger reveals that the stranger, Audrey Redheart, is the prophesied Hero, chosen to bring about the end of the world by killing the Overseers. However, the third Overseer they meet is abruptly killed by a stranger before the Bard can learn the piece of the Earthsong. The Bard travels around the world with a witch named Miriam, and they make friends in each location they visit as they search for the Overseers' songs. Each Overseer's song allows the Bard to travel to their domain in the spirit world and ask for their piece of the Earthsong. Each of the world's seven "Overseers" knows a piece of the Earthsong, and so the Bard is tasked with learning the songs corresponding to the Overseers.
However, they may be able to save the world by learning the "Earthsong". The messenger tells them that the world is ending, and that the Bard is not "The Hero" of prophecy. The protagonist, a bard, meets a messenger of the goddess Eya in a dream. The main game is estimated to be 9 hours in length. The player character's goal is to gather the pieces of the "Earthsong", a composition that, when sung, will allow the universe to be preserved. Functions that allow the player to perform dances also exist, but do not actually serve a purpose in gameplay. Certain challenges in the game involve the player matching notes or tunes with a non-player character's song, similar to a typical rhythm game. The player character can sing to cause events to occur in the environment around them, using a coloured "song wheel" with eight directions, each representing musical notes spanning an octave, which is controlled by the mouse on a computer setup, or the right thumbstick on a controller. Wandersong is a side-scrolling puzzle and adventure game that uses music as a puzzle-solving mechanic.
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