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Detained. Fugg, REPEAT!

Dwarves, ale, caves and bugs. What more do you need?

Help I can't stop playing this game and I want off this ride

there's nothing I can say that hasn't been said already.
AoE2 is one of the best RTS games of all times and the definitive edition costs basically nothing when looking at how much content you get with it.

10/10, definitely recommending it to any RTS fan out there

I usually don't write any recommendations for games on Steam, but this one is so unique that I had to.

While it certainly doesn't have anything to show regarding gameplay (you literally only mix drinks according to recipes and go through the game in visual novel fashion) it has its very own kind of charme.
The artstyle is definitely inspired by anime but also has those perfect old school vibes thanks to a rather pixelated style. The option to add scan lines to the screen only makes it better!
The various characters and their respective (sometimes intertwined) stories are what sold this game to me and just casually listening to people while mixing drinks for them was one of my favourite gaming experiences in the last year.

Highly recommend this to anyone looking for something interesting and unique while just wanting to chill in front of the PC :)

To the moon features a classic point and click adventure style like some of us are used to from the old days of gaming, thus the story is naturally what makes this game interesting.

I will not spoil any part of it and I strongly recommend this game to anyone who isn't bothered by the simplistic controls and retro artstyle.

This game's soundtrack as well as its wonderful way of telling us a story about the life of a dying men is way more moving than I ever would have thought it would be.

In the end I was left with goosebumps all over my body and tears in my eyes.

Thank you FreeBirdGames for making this wonderful game!