Разработчик: Freebird Games
Описание
Из-за трудности проведения операции, новая жизнь станет последним, что будут помнить пациенты перед тем, как уйти в мир иной. Поэтому эта процедура проводится только для тех, кто находится на смертном одре, чтобы исполнить желание, которое они мечтали осуществить всю жизнь, но не смогли.
История рассказывает о попытках исполнить мечту старика по имени Джонни. С каждым шагом назад во времени, раскрывается новый фрагмент его прошлого. По мере того, как два доктора сводят воедино кусочки паззла прожитой жизни, они пытаются понять, почему же больной старик выбрал в качестве своего предсмертного желания именно это.
А последнее желание Джонни, это, конечно же… полет на луну.
КЛЮЧЕВЫЕ ОСОБЕННОСТИ
- Уникальный сюжетный игровой процесс
- Инновационная комбинация элементов приключенческой игры и эстетики классической RPG
- Знаменитый оригинальный саундтрек, тесно связывающий игрока с историей
- Быстрое развитие сюжета, без филлеров и пустой траты времени
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, german, italian, russian, korean, spanish - spain, polish, portuguese - brazil, turkish, simplified chinese, ukrainian, japanese
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *:Windows 98, XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10
- Processor:Intel Pentium III 800 MHz
- Memory:512 MB RAM
- Graphics:1024x768 High Color +
- DirectX®:9.0
- Hard Drive:100 MB HD space
Mac
- OS: OS X 10.6.8
- Graphics: OpenGL 2.0 capable graphics card
- Hard Drive: 500 MB available space
Linux
- OS: Major Linux Distribution from 2010
- Graphics: OpenGL 2.0 capable graphics card
- Hard Drive: 500 MB available space
Отзывы пользователей
One of the best RPG Maker games of all time and the story just keeps getting better and better. Prepare tissues for your eyes and I show this game often to my non-gamer friends and they get hooked so quickly. Very simple concept but executed VERY well.
I very much enjoyed this game. It has a very heartfelt story that I enjoyed following along. The only negative thing I have to say about it is the controls. They're a little clunky but work well enough to play.
As excellent as I've always heard. Seemed to be some strange glitches throughout the game where both the screen and all my surroundings turned blurry, but I still loved it very much.
Amazing story as you probably already know. I will warn any prospective buyers that the autosave system is extremely fast and has only 1 slot, so do not rely on it if you are at all worried about accidentally starting a new game instead of loading on a game continue.
Great story, boring gameplay.
The idea of getting to alter someone's memories when they're dying so that they feel satisfied that they accomplished in life what they wanted is such a cool concept. I wish it gets invented during my lifetime. If it doesn't, then I wish someone puts this machine on my head to make me think it was invented.
Oh wait...
Genius storytelling. Genuinely thought RPGmaker won't give the same impressive experience ever again now that I'm not a little kid, glad to be proven wrong. That's when you know the game is great
i can see why many cried
the story is of pure gold, literally pure Au
but the gameplay bugs are... annoying to say the least
Everything’s Alright by Laura Shigihara is the song you're looking for.
Yeah... It good. Little slow at times. But still good. Idk maybe it touched home for me or in this case touched the moon for me.
Normalde herhangi bir şeye yorum yazma huyum yoktur ama Bu NEDİR! Abartılı gelebilir ama etkileyicilik olarak "text based" bir oyun olarak düşünüldüğünde hangi film,dizi, HATTA kitap ... 4 saat gibi bir sürede bu oyunun verdiği duygu ve deneyimi verebilir. kesinlikle "oynanması" gereken bir başyapıt
Emotional and funny story with interesting characters, fun puzzles and beautiful pixel art it was a joy to play.
A masterpiece! This game is simple enough for all gamers, but it has a beautiful story, scenery, and soundtrack. I think this game was the perfect length, but I wouldn't complain about getting to learn more about the characters in the story. A lot of story games leave plot holes and more to be desired but this game does a good job of tying up loose ends. I watched my dad play this as a child and I remember bawling and loving it and now over a decade later, the game is still beautiful and fun to play. The only people I wouldn't recommend this to is people who are looking for more actual game play and puzzles than stories. Buy it!!
Looove this story, it's so poignant and meaningful and I love the direction they went with it as it goes on. There's tiny hints but I at least didn't fully guess it until the moment of and I do like how they roll with it. If you enjoy story-driven games this is definitely one to go with!
I think it's mostly accurate to call this an interactive novel, but I loved it. Great story with poignant themes. The DLC definitely hinted at there being more to this story than meets the eye. Looking forward to playing other games in the series!
To the Moon is a unique experience in videogames. Featuring a top-down, 16 bit graphical style with simple gameplay and puzzles, the game delves into powerful themes like love, loss, mortality, and human connection. We follow the story of Johnny, an older terminally-ill man, who's life wish was to travel to the moon. We play as two doctors hired to enter his mind and alter his memories; beginning with his childhood and moving along throughout his life. Along the way they discover his hopes, dreams, as well as fears and regrets until reaching a gut-wrenching finale. It is a short but profound narrative, and one that really hits you in the feels.
A classic RPG Maker story. Amazing Music and a story that tugs at your heartstrings.
Much like its inspiration Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, this game left me reflecting on my life and relationships. It's a lovely story with beautiful music. The slow pace and limited gameplay made it so I had to will myself to come back and finish it after way too long, but overall it was well worth the emotional trip this game takes you on.
evoked some very strong, but earned! puzzles were fine, but the characters, the concept, and the emotional payoff are well worth the price of admission.
To the Moon is shockingly bad. It's far from the worst game I've ever played, but this is genuinely some of the least I've enjoyed a game in a good long while.
There are two main culprits you can point the finger at, and their names are Eva Rosalene and Neil Watts. The protagonists, especially Neil, are insufferable. Instead of coming off as the lovable bickering old colleagues they were clearly supposed to be, these two just feel downright cruel and nasty. They can't let any moment pass without a snide comment or forced, dated reference and it completely ruins any immersive moments the game might have had. Their struggles with the ethical implications of what they're doing at the end of the game don't feel believable because I genuinely do not have any reason to believe they actually care about the situation or what they're doing because they've taken nothing seriously so far.
The story these two are so bent on ruining isn't that great either. For the first half of the game, I was genuinely invested. Johnny's portrayal as a less than perfect man who fetishized River's autism is something weird and special and other and ultimately couldn't understand her and hurt her was compelling. The depiction of their relationship made my skin crawl, which I assumed is how I was supposed to feel. I wanted to see how the game would handle helping a man who loved someone very deeply but never really understood them for they were and his last attempt to make things right.
So when the game got to the big twist, I was bitterly disappointed. Johnny and River's relationship struggles are no longer about the two of them failing to overcome fundamental differences in how neurotypical and neurodivergent people think, River literally remembers something Johnny doesn't because he had a secret dead twin all along and took magic memory loss pills to forget his early childhood. That's boring! It absolves Johnny of responsibility for fetishizing River's otherness and not seeing her as a person! It's a stupid twist! It just left an awful sour taste in my mouth and made the happy ending feel completely unearned. It wasn't a happy ending for River, and the game never acknowledges that.
There's a few other little things. All the supporting characters feel pointless. I would have loved to know more about Isabelle, but she's only present for a few scenes. Lily and the kids are cute, but they never really do anything. Johnny's doctor gets to join us for the big happy ending, but we never even learn their name. And I know this game got sequels so maybe it gets addressed there, but what was up with the game randomly introducing Neil's opioid addiction and not bringing it up again??
The gameplay too is really only there for the sake of it. The puzzles are fine, but didn't need to be there at all. The music is pretty good though. That and some of the first half of the game are the only things worth saving. This game squandered every interesting idea it had and was annoying and uncomfortable about it the whole way through. Even as a product of its time, I cannot bring myself to like it.
I cried after finishing the game... The music was so beautiful, and the story was really touching. No matter which path they take, the two always meet up. I guess that's just fate.
Amazing writing and pacing, all with great music a story
Whilst the game play is very passive, with some simplistic puzzles throughout, the story line and music create an all-round moving experience. Could not recommend this game enough as it is easily one of the best games I have played.
i'm weeping. what a wonderfully melancholic story. i'm so glad i decided to purchase this game and play it, it's such a heartwarming tale. from the music, the scenery, to the characters themselves... everything is so wonderfully put together. i thought some of the dialogue was soooo silly, even if it was cheesy at times... i genuinely enjoyed all of it. if you're thinking of buying this decade old game, do it. you won't regret it!
I don't get the love for this game. The story was kinda cute but ended morally questionable, the dialogue cringey, the characters annoying and the gameplay very poor. It would have just worked better as an interactive story or movie
this game made me cry when i played it over a decade ago and it made me cry again now
unbelievable how well written it is how sharp and witty and clever the dialogue and how great the scifi theming is even not including the sweetness of the main plot this is a masterpiece and the soundtrack is top tier
即使已经看了好几遍剧情，还是决定自己玩一遍。 感慨下To the moon太好听了
good story, but the game's condition is terrible. out of cuscenes i was almost always annoyed. also there are no settings and you cant pause during cutscenes.
An incredibly well written story with interesting and believable characters. It was great to see ASD depicted realistically too.
Amazing. The story, the music. Everything. Just so good.
Life sometimes trips us up. Other times it's the games that catch us off guard and completely disarm our hearts.
Holy sh* this game actually made me cry!
This is a love story that places us between tragedy and comedy; a story told backwards where an unfulfilled dream is rescued to fulfill an old promise. Here science fiction put us in the duty of creating a future, finding loose parts in the past… And rescue the heart of a man devastated by loss, deceived by life.
Pretending to reach the end, the cliché “what if…?” tries to introduce itself, but gives up, allowing the full ending to materialize. Fiction and reality seem to merge and I’m fulfilled when I get to the end of the story and see this timeline made with such mastery!
Love is something we cannot live without. And we’ll do anything to have it forever.
Whenever someone asked me for a story-rich game recommendation, To The Moon is always at the top of that list. You're playing this game simply for the ride. Purely storytelling, and I'd say it's closer to watching a movie than actually playing a game. At the end of your playthrough, you'll feel that your humanity have increased, even for a little bit.
The emotional pace of the game builds up. It makes more sense as you go on, and at the end of it... well. The story is absolutely beautiful.
The reviews made this game seem like it was a lot more devastating than it was. I was under the impression that this was a game that was certain to make you cry by the end of it, but I didn’t really experience that. Teared up a little, sure. But I found the story to be beautiful and somewhat melancholy rather than just purely sad.
I’m not sure how I feel morally about altering a dying man’s memories in order for him to recall why he wants to go to the moon. The idea of changing someone’s memories before death just doesn’t feel right. He died completely misremembering how he met River and had to lose so many earlier memories of his time with her just for the procedure to work, which just makes me kinda sad to think about. That being said, I wouldn’t say I was disappointed by anything. Had mixed feelings, but I was very moved by this game. The story was lovely, the music was absolutely beautiful, and I like that there was just a right amount of humour in between all the sad topics this game covers. Definitely not a game for everyone, but I’d say it was worth it.
This has such a unique story, and enjoyable characters. It had me thinking for days long after playing it. There's a lot of talking and finding, its not overbearing, and has a mini game as well. Its very clever!
I've seen gameplays of this game already. Yet when it was discounted, I was compelled to experience it one more time and buying the game for the devs.
For River / To The Moon's melody is one that I'll not forget.
Going back to the RPGmaker days ain't so bad once in a while.
Indeed, this now decade old game is the culmination of what at the time was considered a game of its genre without battles: pixel art, heavy focus on dialogue and adventure choices with which you can progress through the story. In other words, it's a visual novel with light gameplay mechanics. Nonetheless, once in the mood it can really hit the spot, especially in the more emotional moments thanks to how well it's written and how much the soundtrack fits each section. As a result, once it's over you're left with a sensation of craving more, much like one does at the end of a series or an anime.
Fear not in that case as this game also comes with a variety of bonus episodes that serve both as an epilogue but a way to connect it to the next one in the series. If those are at least as good as this one then there's certainly a good time to be had.
Absolutely beautiful game all around. Music, story, everything. One of the best I have EVER played. Buy this game and play it.
I found this a nice little game but not the emotional masterpiece most of the reviews seem to describe this as. There were a few mildly emotional moment but mostly I just found it lightly amusing at best. In the ~4h playtime I never wanted to quit playing due to boredom, unlike some other titles, so that's a plus. Story driven titles also work better for me at this length when not dragging on. Length good.
Game play is very simple, walk around in the 2D pixel-world, collect points by going to some specific locations by just walking around the map and interacting with the few items there. Not much to do besides a finding the people to talk to and click on few items in the maps. Which I think is fine for a visual novel (VN)-style game. To the Moon is less visual than a typical VN but similar in limited interaction and focus on story style. Still, it has some interactivity vs pure slideshow, that's a small plus.
However, in this type of game the story is the main thing for me, and I find the story here quite lacking. The two doctors in the old mans head have some dialogue but this is just basic stereotyped banter. More generally, as a premise, rewriting someones memories at the very last minutes seems odd. Why would you want to live just a few last minutes in a lie? Well, given the choice I guess you can find all kinds of people.
The story leaves it kind of open what the last wish means with to "Go the Moon". The old mans memories on it are maybe not as expected, and how this desire came to be and affected his life and choices since. For me, going from this to a rather alternative ending would have been much more interesting and perhaps somewhat more emotional. The "moon" could be taken less literally from this story does. You lived it, might as well own up to it in the end. Or not, who am I to say :). It is the devs story of course, but did not resonate so well with me.
Looking at the reviews, it seems some people have their own memories of playing this as younger that gives it more special meaning. Many otherwise moved I guess. For me it was just a bit odd story with simple game mechanics around it. Its not bad but not really the great story I was expecting. Something in the middle as 5-7/10 I would say. Depending on preferences. Too bad Steam has no such choice.
On a good discount I would say you can spend a few hours lightly entertained and think a little about life's choices, reasons, and consequences of how you live it. And the end that awaits us all at some point. But I did not find it that deep here.
An amazing, heartfelt story about death and life. Filled with human, imperfect characters. It's not a long game, but it's a meaningful one. The controls are clunky, my only complaint for the game, but the game itself is just that good that it makes the 9.99 purchase worth. It costs less than a meal a burrito, burger, or sandwich, and you'll enjoy it a lot more than you would a shitty meal (in my cost benefit analysis)
This game was recommended to me years ago. As I'm writing, I've just finished it. It's fairly short, but it did a damn good job leaving an impact. Definitely does show its age though, so keep that in mind going into it. 8/10
I played this game once as a very young man, and I think I remember being very moved by it.
I have just replayed it as a less young man, and I am baffled. The story is not merely tedious, cliched and naff; it is actively noxious. Every facet of it is bad, from the superficial -- the Tumblr-esque banter between the two protagonists -- to the fundamental -- the horribly sinister story, which rests on the assumption that desecrating and disintegrating a man's memories of his life and replacing them with a fantasy is somehow a good thing.
In addition to all this, of course, the gameplay is terrible. But that wouldn't matter if the writing were good.
'To the Moon' is a story based game where you try to artificially fulfill a dying's man's last wish through manipulating his memories. This is an emotional journey as you are taken back to understand how Johnny, the patient, got to this point. The characters keep the story lighthearted without compromising any of the emotional beats. There's not too much game play here, but the story kept me engaged throughout the experience.
Overall, I recommend 'To the Moon' to everyone!
Great story, similar to Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind in a way.
Good sound track, beautiful sunsets and a plot that i was not expecting. Perfect game to chil.
A cute little adventure that was definitely inspired by films like Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Total Recall, and Inception. Pretty emotional, characters are enjoyable, gameplay is pretty simple. If you're looking for a game that harkens back to old school 8-bit rpg storytelling, this is definitely up your alley.
To the Moon is a beautifully crafted emotional story with simple gameplay, touching music, and a narrative that will stay with you long after it's over.
Short and sweet, but don't get it if you want actual gameplay
The main draw here is the story, to fulfil a dying mans wish of going to the moon via exploring his memories. It's a cute story about a life lived with enough reveals and payoffs to make this a solid recommendation, to say any more would spoil this short 3 - 4 hour experience.
While I don't think anyone will give the graphics any major praise, the music was quite noteworthy. A bit repetitive as the game points out but the tracks they do have are quite effective and depending on the moment, quite beautiful.
While the story is the major selling point, the "gameplay" is very basic, for all intents it is just a walking sim with charming dialogue attached. For how short it is I don't think it's a deal breaker but it is also a little bit clunky with mouse controls and the walking speed can feel very sluggish depending on what part you're on.
As a side-note, the game also features two very short expansions set after the main story, they're free so if you do buy the game, make sure to download those if you want more.
The game has its reputation for a reason
Even excluding the post-game episodes, there's more to get invested in with the sequels if this appeals to you, but it does work perfectly fine as a standalone story.
Heta vielmi sumnaja j pryhožaja historyja. Adna z najlepšych hulniaŭ, što ja nabyvaŭ.
One of the most beautiful games/stories with an amazingly satisfying ending. What more could you want from a narrative driven RPG? Must play if you love this genre.
funny, good music, good story, good art
makes me wanna go to the moon aswell
Игры похожие на To the Moon
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Freebird Games |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 22.11.2024 |
| Metacritic | 81 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 96% положительных (17962) |