Recent reviews by Sai

Even more ways to break up with friends!

Buggy, constantly sick and vomiting, and almost impossible to uninstall as well for some reason. Wouldn't recommend for anyone.

Best way to break up with friends you don't or do like 👍

Greatest game in the franchise, shame they seem to think it's not canon and don't include it most of the time. Best writing by far, though mods to fix bugs are recommended.

Trying to play this as multiplayer is a nightmare, it keeps disconnecting one way or the other, which is a joy mid-mission, then can't rejoin after until quitting which forces both to redo the whole thing, combined with ridiculously long load times = absolute worst for how long the game has been out and how expensive it still is. So full of bugs still, and they just keep pushing out dlc without caring about the base quality.

1k hours+ later, and still the answer remains: gods no I would not recommend this game to ANYONE.

A great, innovative game with truly enjoyable mechanics and plot. A fun adventure fitting for the whole family.

A very good story with solid gameplay and great atmosphere. While the graphics (in regards to humans) are not always the best and sometimes mesh badly (and overlap, in cases), the story and scenery more than make up for it.

To The Moon plays more like a Visual Novel than an actual game, but doesn't lose anything to that fact. While the graphics are not very high quality (and more of a pixel mesh), the story itself is what carries the whole game through. With varied and insightful characters and a plot of could-have, would-have, should-have-beens that will make even the most pragmatic mind wonder about all the different paths life can take, there is plenty to love here.

A wonderful, touching story of an individual life that is just one among the many.

While the main game itself is fun and clever, there are several problems that raise their heads mostly in the DLC - since you're racing against the clock, the somewhat clumsy targeting becomes a severe problem. Since half of the time the game will decide you didn't hit the target (and there's a very nasty delay with reclicking), you'll be redoing levels a thousand times to hit that developer time.

Also, for achievement hunters, the DLC achievements ARE counted in the % of the achievements; over half of them are DLC.

The main game is fun and entertaining, while the DLC will see you ripping your hair out. As such, I recommend the game with some reservations; sadly, there is no "no and yes" recommendation option.