To The Moon

A game that is desperately trying to be deep and moody, is held to the ground and beaten mercilessly by shoe-horned Adam Sandler dialogue. Controls: Acceptable Music: Good Graphics: RPGMaker Story: Flimsy Notes to the creators [If they happen to be reading]: - Hospice related workers that are unprofessional and disrespectful toward the client/patient are usually fired. - People who make it a job to help others do not treat people they help as burdens. - Young children do not all talk like the kids in Talladega Nights. - Mementos should have had descriptions of WHY they were important. A little effort here would have really helped the story. - The random shouting of "HADOOKEN" during dramatic moments was not acceptable. - The single Final Fantasy style encounter with the squirrel was not acceptable. - Do not use names from Sci-Fi characters to name people in a somewhat modern time. - *SPOILER* Building a two story [+basement] stone mansion is not cheap, even though the elderly man did it by hand in two years. So, having the wife demand one built [or she would refuse expensive treatments] is a poor plot when they argue that they could barely afford the treatment. I did not finish the game. Like a bad movie, I walked away...

This is not a game, it’s just a novel. You don’t do anything other than walk around and talk to NPCs. Yes, the story is nice, but if I wanted to have a story told to me, I’d prefer to subscribe to Audible.

Fantastic game!

This piece of crap changed the language automatically to Portuguese. There is NO WAY to change the language back to English. I tried re downloading, but no results. The game doesn't have a single configuration screen. Horrible interface.

I found this game really boring. Too many too long dialogs that make you click and click again to go through the blablablas. Action itself, when you can play, is as repetitive as the piano soundtracks. I was not addicted at all to the pathetic story that seems only written to make you produce some tears. I lost my money and uninstall it. Can't finish it. Tired to click to read and read again, bored by the repetitive piano melodies.