I'm a computer and video game player for over two decades now. In all these years I experienced all kind of emotions in video games: I jumped up in excitement, I jumped back in fear, I laughed with the characters and from time to time I even yelled at the screen. But I can not remember, in all those years, that a game ever made me cry. I am not ashamed to admit, that changed during playing To the moon. And not because of pure grief but because it touched me to the heart. It's hard to explain what's different in that game than in other games before. Maybe the well thought story. Maybe the combination of the storytelling, the graphics and the beautiful perfect fitting music. I think in the end, everyone has to experience it for himself. This game was truly a new gaming experience, so thank you Freebird Games and GOG for letting me experience it. I recommend it to everyone not cold-hearted and open for a new kind of emotion in video games.
