
A masterclass in action design, To the Moon delivers an unforgettable experience from start to finish.
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Verdict
96%
Steam
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IGDB
Verdict score based on confidence-adjusted Steam reviews?
Overwhelmingly Positive on Steam (96% positive from 85K reviews)
Compelling narrative and story
Outstanding soundtrack
Standout indie gem
No significant drawbacks reported
To the Moon is a 2011 adventure game developed and published by Freebird Games. It was originally released for Windows and was later ported to Linux, OS X, Android, iOS, and the Nintendo Switch. The story follows two doctors who offer to fulfill a dying man's last wish using artificial memories. The game features relatively few gameplay mechanics, with the player controlling the two doctors, exploring the narrative, and solving puzzles as they try to reconstruct the dying man's memories in order to fulfill his wish.

Runs well on modern hardware.
Last updated 2d ago
What a great game... deeply emotive, captivating storytelling, and incredible soundtrack.
to the moon is the kind of games that makes you both feel good and cry the hell out of your self. its like a spark to tell you to think about your life and how are you going to spend your time. it sparks you that you don't have much time to reach your goals and your dreams or wishes. I think who ever plays this game wont regret the time that have been spent. the story is great 10/10 storytelling is also fantastic 9.5/10 but the gameplay mite hurt you because it does not have anything to present and there will be no new feature in gameplay and it could bore you but the story and the curiosity of finding out that what's happening will let you stay tuned . I give this game a solid 8.8/10 and that's because of the gameplay . thanks for reading ❤❤
What an extraordinary game!! This indie gem starts off with an interesting premise, a team of two technicians working for a company that grants dying people their last wishes.. in the form of memories. That's right poeple who are about to pass away hire this company to implant memories into their brains, of things they never achieved or places they have never been in order to have more fullfiling and peaceful deaths. The premise is interesting enough but the way it develops and gets personal with this particular "patient" and his memories and lifestory is especially well told and engaging. The game is played in the view of old school top down RPG's (there's even a nod to those, early on in the game) but it is basicly a storytelling game in wich you don't really have to make impactful choices, but rather follow the story as it goes. But it nonethless does a terrific job with it cus it keeps you engaged with the story and the way it is told is outstanding. It has humour in the right dose, romance, loss, tragedy and it really pulls on your heartstrings. It's a short game(took me just short of 4 hours to complete it) but in that regard it just feels right. Found out as the credits ended that it has sequels and if they are anywhere near as good, I'll be looking forward to playing them!
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