The wonderfully touching indie game To the Moon will be on Steam soon, creator Kan Gao said on Twitter today. He's still working out the exact date. [Kan Gao]
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And no doubt when the money comes pouring in - he will abandon the consoles like a ___________ abandons their ____________.
Finish the line yourselves.
I have no idea what you're talking about! (seriously)
Wasn't this a console release? I thought it was >.>
I dont get it =(
Is it racist?
Is it animalist?
Sweet, been thinking about picking this one up and a move to Steam will do it for me.
Me too
Me three
Me four. Seriously Steam makes it too easy.
Me 5 :-)
Here's a mini-review I'd written after "playing" it last year:
I've just played through this fascinating interactive novel called To The Moon. It could be called a computer game, but really it's just a story with the interface and appearance of a game. I would go as far as calling it art, painted on a different canvas. A bit Eternal Sunshine On A Spotless Mind, a bit Momento, the story sees scientists using a machine to traverse a man's memories, on his deathbed, with the goal of making an alteration to them that grants him a final wish, inside his mind. As they explore backwards through his life's memories, it's essentially a beautiful love story, told in reverse. As they uncover memories long hidden, things become painted in a new light, mysteries are solved and tragedies are revealed. There are some truly emotional twists. This was one of the most touching stories that I've experienced in a long time. Captivating, beautiful and brilliant. I'd highly recommend checking it out (it's worth the price of a movie ticket for entry that's required).
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