To the Moon

O que falar sobre To The Moon... Foi um jogo onde eu quis jogar mas queria ter algo registrado disso, então fiz um canal no Youtube com um amigo e aos poucos fomos gravando algumas séries até chegar o grande dia da gente jogar esse jogo, então em apenas um dia de jogo, terminamos essa obra de arte, porém na mesma semana eu acabei caindo em um trojan e perdi toda a gravação, mas sei que entre eu e meu amigo esta registrado pelo resto da vida a emoção que tivemos jogando esse jogo, rimos, choramos e nos divertimos muito acompanhando a história, jogamos outros jogos da Freebird também, temos a série de FInding Paradise (completa no youtube inclusive) e foi uma experiência muito boa e emocionante. To the Moon é um daqueles jogos que você termina e percebe que não estava jogando exatamente uma história. Você estava vivendo uma lembrança.

GOOD GAME

绝对好评

As a story it's not bad. I think I definitely would've enjoyed this as an anime show or manga. But as a game? Yeeeaaaah it kind of bothers me that this is supposed to be a "game", because there is virtually no gameplay AT ALL. The most you do is walk around and click on random things to progress the story. And it's not even that you get extra bits of funny flavor text or dialogue or lore as a reward for exploring, no secret areas or achievements for doing something that's not part of the main story, you literally CAN'T interact with anything unless it progresses the game, there's very very few times where you get optional dialogue. So even that element of a point and click game isn't there, which leaves you with nothing but what is essentially just a by-the-numbers emotional slice of life story: old man is dying and has a dream he never fulfilled, he had a wife who was fridged, we see their life together and find out some tragic things about his past, all that kind of stuff. Again it wasn't BAD, just nothing that special, and it was really only the backwards storytelling that kept me engaged since I was curious to see where all this was going. The main issue is that, again, this did not have to be a game. There are no puzzles aside from a frankly very simple tiles puzzle that is repeated twenty times with no variation, no effort or skill required from the player, not even any rhyme or reason for what items you need to press on to advance to the next part so that you can use your deduction to make the search easier. Seriously, there were so many times I was stuck walking around an area trying to interact with anything I could see just to find the right thing. It was frustrating because there weren't any clues or hints to follow or anything like that, it was completely random what you could interact with. Not fun when you just want to see the next part of the story already! The positives I can give this "game", or rather visual novel, is that the main characters and dialogue were entertaining enough. I'll admit the banter between the two doctors got a chuckle out of me more than once, even though a lot of times I thought they were, to put it bluntly, pretty dickish in their comments about a literal dying man's life. The dying man himself was a very meh kind of character, and I don't think his much more interesting wife was given nearly as much focus as she deserved. The ending of the story kiiiind of left a bad taste in my mouth, but that was due to the main premise being about rewriting a person's memories of their entire life, which I'd known about going in. It still feels wrong even if the new memories ended up being happy, but hey you can't say the guy didn't give his permission. Anyway yeah, my consensus: just watch a playthrough on youtube, you'll get the exact same experience. Only thing you'll miss out on is playing one round of whack-a-mole.

感觉年龄大一点会更喜欢这个作品

trama incredibile e musiche meravigliose. Consigliatissimo!