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							Soukyan
							
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							To The Moon is an indie RPG/adventure game about two doctors traversing through a dying man's memories to fulfill his last wish. http://freebirdgames.com/to_the_moon/While it is described as an adventure game, it is more like an interactive experience. With each step back in time, a new fragment of Johnny's past is revealed. And as the two doctors piece together the puzzled events that spanned a life time, they seek to find out just why the frail old man chose his dying wish to be what it is. 
  And Johnny's last wish is, of course. . . to go to the moon.
  A beautiful story told through an adventure game set to an excellent original soundtrack. It runs between 4 and 5 hours of play and is a touching story. I laughed, and yes, I even cried. Well worth picking up. It was just released on November 1. If you aren't sure whether or not you'd like it, there's a one hour demo of the game. Definitely give it a try.  
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							"Life is no cabaret... we're inviting you anyway." ~ Amanda Palmer"Tree, awesome, numa numa, love triangle, internal combustion engine, mountain, walk, whiskey, peace, pascagoula" ~ Lantyssa"Les vrais paradis sont les paradis qu'on a perdus." ~Marcel Proust  
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							Sky
							
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							Note: console jrpg style. 
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							Note: console jrpg style.
  Yes. Which I usually dislike, but this is really all about the story. Minimal gameplay.   
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							"Life is no cabaret... we're inviting you anyway." ~ Amanda Palmer"Tree, awesome, numa numa, love triangle, internal combustion engine, mountain, walk, whiskey, peace, pascagoula" ~ Lantyssa"Les vrais paradis sont les paradis qu'on a perdus." ~Marcel Proust  
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							Note: console jrpg style.
  That's a broad generalization.  
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							Just putting it out there for those who don't care for the genre. Sounded great until I watched 30 seconds of the video. 
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							I don't mind if it looks like a jrpg, as long as it doesn't play like one, which this appears to avoid. 
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							The Transcendent One: AH... THE ROGUE CONSTRUCT. Nordom: Sense of closure: imminent. 
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							I don't mind if it looks like a jrpg, as long as it doesn't play like one, which this appears to avoid.
  Yes. It's more of a movie than a game. The bits of gameplay move the story along.  
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							"Life is no cabaret... we're inviting you anyway." ~ Amanda Palmer"Tree, awesome, numa numa, love triangle, internal combustion engine, mountain, walk, whiskey, peace, pascagoula" ~ Lantyssa"Les vrais paradis sont les paradis qu'on a perdus." ~Marcel Proust  
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							Just a note - this is up on a flash sale right now for $3  
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							I don't mind if it looks like a jrpg, as long as it doesn't play like one, which this appears to avoid.
  Yes. It's more of a movie than a game. The bits of gameplay move the story along. Just went through this in about 4 hours. Really nicely done story, even if it does involve potato people, it still works out fairly well. Really liked it (especially at the sale price).   
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							Boring. 
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