I recently played To The Moon for the first time

that game is on my "will eventually play before the year 2050" list
with my actual speed i will have to play most of the remaining games in hell :|

Game is awesome. I knew about the "feels" long ago from many reviews but the game still got me.

I'll admit it. I cried, alright? ALRIGHT? STOP JUDGING ME!

I won't lie, I've cried like a bitch and I never do that for games or movies :3

the sad thing is that it hasn't a happy ending, all you do is place fake memories on his head, his wife died, he still had a shitty life pretending to be his dead brother and his wife was never able to explain his love/emotion/thoughts to him, all you did was just sugarcoat his last moment, in reality nothing changed. That's quite sad :3

Edit: I'll add this cover, I just love it --> For river

It's all about the soundtrack

And now play THE CAT LADY (it's on sale too)
Imho is even better, I loved Susan

I have it, but I plan to play A Bird Story before going into it.

Ok, I just made the decision to play it as soon as possible :)

Great game, great soundtrack, great story, and as usual, no tears.
Am I an heartless bastard if I can say that I never cried over a game/book/series/movie? :(

Gotta have this too though: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkvVr6n1cGk
Gifted the game to 5-10 friends, none of them ever bothered playing it. ;-;

NO SPOILERS
At first I thought I'll cry at the game, this is why I waited for so long to play it (Sometimes emotional stuff can stuck with me for days)
It started out quite okay, with some random things (Platypus, rabbits)
Then while playing I realized what they meant by "To the Moon" ... and I was done.
Then when the full story of the past clicked in I was just devastated. sobs
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Kind of started out as a short-y run for an achievement and a 100% game, but it turned out to a memory that'll probably stuck with me for years, if not decades.

I didn't cry when I played the game. It wasn't until a day or two later when listening to my music library on random & Everything's Alright started to play that I cried because I finally understood the meaning of the song.

Some dust got in my eyes when I was playing it, and I think an invisible person was chopping odourless onions nearby.

Beautiful game, highly recommended.

There are 2 games on my "you must play or you are doing yourself a disservice" list. "To The Moon", and "The Walking Dead"

The thought of crying is the reason I continue to avoid playing this game. I haven't cried in 15 years. At this point, if a video game makes me cry, I think I'm going to have to throw myself in front of a bus.

man the fuck up pussies.

I didn't really think much about this game at the start, until the later part when they explained why there were so many of THAT in the lighthouse (you know what I'm talking about). After that it's a roller coaster of emotions all the way.

Damn it, you had to remind me of it

Haven't played it yet but the plot sounds really good. In fact it sounds like it would make a good movie.

Am I the only one who didn't like the game?

This is going to get me blacklisted for being a heartless bastard, ain't it -.-

The same could be said - the whole "everybody MUST play" thing- about thatgamecompany's Journey...shame you have to get a PlayStation to play it ;)

I don't understand why everyone cries at the ending? Like yes it's emotional but you don't have to cry? I guess I have that strange disorder.

yes. 100% yes. i swear its the best story i've ever read. i ranted about it to my friends for 3 days straight after i finished it XD
the problem is that the beginning is a little slow so none of them continued it, but i'm so happy I've found people that feel the same way i do ;_;
hugs everyone

Played it; can't remember the metaphors but they were interesting.

I watched a gameplay of this game some months ago and I cried.
I finished to play the game yesterday and I cried even more.

As a game, well... controls annoying me a bit, and all you do is moving from one place to another. You can only do what the game wants you to do, and, at most ,you can miss some dialogs if you don't explore everything. But as a story, for me it is just perfect. It has the accurate measure of comedy and drama. Not too cheesy, but not too comical to make you emotionally disconnect. I cried, but I laughted a lot too.