Finding Paradise is the direct sequel to To the Moon and has many similarities. Still there is no proper gameplay, just running around the levels to find points to proceed to the next. There are more minigames, the one in between levels is a match-three-variant. But I'm bothered by the action-themed later in the game. They are very clunky to play, controls are imprecise and somewhat delayed. Just a great showcase why RPGMaker is not meant for this type of gameplay.

Again, the core part is the story, which again stars two scientists that can manipulate a patients memories through a machine. The task and themes are different this time, but the overall structure stayed the same. It did not emotionally impact me as much as To the Moon, maybe because I can't connect with the topics as well. Or the silly, goofy moments bothered me too much, as I think they got out of hand.

If you liked To the Moon, you will very likely like Finding Paradise as well. Don't expect anything too different, especially in gameplay. Also, I missed a deeper look into the technology used and its ethical implications, as it's rarely discussed here.

After playing A Bird Story... this added on to the experience. I'm just stuck here, crying my eyes out.
It's just... I got attached to the characters, the humor and all the seriousness of it. Recommended.. of course. It teaches a lesson too, I feel.

Next up, To the Moon. I am thinking about Gru and his minion crowd, but doubt that the story is about stealing the moon..

A masterpiece. In my opinion even better than To The Moon. Wow.