Letters From the Moon

Well-written, engaging, great game in the classic CYOA style. Really good music, too! Creative and original...5 stars!

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It feels like playing a Choose Your Own Adventure novel. I appreciate the art style a lot and the creative story. I also like that it lets you know from previous choices which ones led to your death. It's a breath of fresh air, and a fun narrative!

Old school interactive fiction game, recommended if you like these classic games, it is also free.

CYOA scifi adventure game. The scifi part is interesting and engaging, despite a suboptimal useage of the english grammar. It's actually the best part of the game, I was expecting a subpar story, but it is instead refreshing and well thought out. The illustrations are very good quality, but not memorable. My problem is that the gameplay is too basic and the structure is too complex to explore. There are too many branching paths, and since there are no real objectives I assume you are supposed to explore all the branches, but you only have one save (in the form of a bookmark) and there are too many branches. That makes a lot of repeating of the same choices again and again and what started as a pleasant story ends up a tedious exercise in repetition. For example you have to make three dozen consecutive choices to reach one ending (out of dozens?), then you repeat all those choice except the last one to reach a different conclusion, then explore the story tree by changing your choices backward. It's overwhelming, but not in the good way. It's a pity because with a better gameplay this could have been a hit. But if you like to read and don't mind repeating the same choices ad nau…

This game has a lot going for it! An intriguing story, multiple branches of choices, having depleting resources from those choices, a feline companion, and multiple good and bad endings. However, this game's only downfall is a big one: it's not possible to finish it. It's a fun game, but only you're able to get the True Ending achievement. The other two achievements are unobtainable from where I sit in the game: 6 letters and a score of 696. I'm not the only one, either. One other player said they reached the same point. It's too bad, this story is very good and even surprised me with the letter voice-overs. Hopefully, the real ending to this game is revealed.