To the Moon

To the Moon is a philosophical story about two doctors, Eva Rosalina and Neil Watts, who work at the Sigmund organization. They travel through the memories of a dying man to fulfill his last wish. The organization works with memory: doctors enter the memories of dying people and change them so as to fulfill the last wish. The method is not considered pure fantasy; it has rules and limitations. The heroes' task is to let the patient live his life again the way he dreamed, and this memory intervention turns out to be not as simple as it sounds. As the journey progresses, details of his biography and relationships are revealed. The journey through memories goes from old age to childhood, and along the way it becomes clear that childhood dreams did not coincide with the chosen path. Individual scenes change the understanding of the entire plot. The game is made on an engine with pixel graphics, but the main thing here is text, dialogue and music. It goes away in a few hours, but leaves emotions for a long time, so it is often remembered among touching stories. The controls are simple, and half the time is spent talking, so the game is close to a visual novel. However, it is this simplicity that allows the focus to be on the story. Sequels and spin-offs have expanded the history of the organization, and the soundtrack lives a separate life. The project grew from a small team and became known precisely for its script. The game was released on various platforms and received sequels, and the creator is known for his attention to human stories. This trip is suitable for anyone who is ready for a sad and kind story.