Finding Paradise

I normally have to force myself to play games like this as the lack of actual gameplay is what scares me away. But with movies being so terrible nowadays, playing narrative-driven experiences like this on the rare occasion is pretty much a given for me. A sequel to To the Moon and A Bird Story, Kan Gao's storytelling had me hooked from the beginning. Expect lots of dialogue, lots of clicking on objects to proceed to the next area and expect a good payoff for your investement; the story is that good. Again; Not really a "game" in the traditional sense.

I distinctly remember shedding a tear live on stream at the ending to this game, what a wreck I was. 100% reccommend.

Very cozy and fun point and click adventure with a very interesting story, well connected, a very well structured and unexpected plot twist, it keeps you on the edge of your seat encouraging you to explore each memento fully to get a better understanding of the main quest. The references to pop culture, anime and videogames are super cool and well implemented, they're corny but funny. I think the puzzle minigame gets old really fast and I would've like for them to add more variety to it, in the other hand there are those final minigames that were a nice surprise and a refreshing addition. Overall I think it's a good game and I can't wait to play the other games in the trilogy.

The game is pretty short, but it hits really hard emotionally. It’s one of the most beautifully written games I’ve ever played.

A worthy successor to the classic To The Moon. The music, the story, the comedy, the updated gameplay... Freebird has updated and improved on their winning formula. Thank you for taking the time out of your life Kan Goa, you have made the world a kinder place.

It almost managed to trick me. I clocked the twist only close to the reveal.