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A Bird Story
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As for me... I was doing around 80 mph on my way to College and I was late. Then out of nowhere a big brown bird came at an angle from the left and hit my chest. The force of impact was so much that i felt every inch of my rib cage. It definitely felt so painful that I stopped immediately and turned back to see what the hell hit me. I had already gone considerable distance and only saw some construction workers picking up the bird, it was dead. I didn't go back and went on as I was late. Every inhalation and exhalation was painful for the next few hours. On reaching home, I could see this reddish patch of skin on left side of my chest.
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Birding. bird watching. twitching. listing. Whatever you want to call it, if you are looking at or listening to birds, this is where you should be.
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A Bird Story and Finding Paradise are the two sequels to To the Moon, a short, story-heavy indie game by Freebird Games. I recently finished To the Moon, and it's become one of my all time favourite indie games. If you want to read my review of To the Moon, .
I was afraid that the later games simply couldn't live up to To the Moon. But luckily, I worried for nothing. Here are my thoughts on A Bird Story and Finding Paradise.
ABS and FP are actually very similar to TtM, with some key differences. The graphical style is mostly the same, but it has been improved. The characters are more animated and expressive. The music is simply fantastic, and does a perfect job of reinforcing the emotions depicted in the game.
I though that A Bird Story was good, but not great. It's a very short game (took me a little over an hour to complete). The story follows Colin, a lonely boy, who finds an injured bird, and takes it in his care. Textbook "sad story". The game has no dialogue at all, which is a very interesting decision. You see everything that happens, and I really like that. It's a very sweet story, but simply didn't get me as emotional as To the Moon.
That said, it's short, cheap, and amplified the emotional impact Finding Paradise had on me, because the games have the same main character.
Now Finding Paradise, damn did that game tug at my heartstrings. Like To the Moon, the game is about two "doctors", whose job is to go through a dying persons memories, and fulfill their last wish. In this game, Neil and Eva help out Colin, who has the vague wish of simply wanting to feel like he lived a fulfilling life.
Finding Paradise carries over the same cheesy and often childish humour from To the Moon. This will be a hit or a miss for most folks. For me, it depends on the situation. It was fine throughout most of the game. However, it did get a little too over-the-top towards the end, where I would have preferred something more... serious. Still, I enjoyed the writing a lot, especially Colin's character.
The gameplay is - like TtM - extremely light. You see the memories from a third person perspective, collect memory links, solve an easy puzzle, rinse and repeat. For me, that's totally fine, this series was never about gameplay. It's about the story.
And man, did it not disappoint. I will try to keep this as spoiler free as possible. If you liked the story of To the Moon, you'll like this one as well. It's overall less sad, but more bittersweet. I didn't cry like I did when I played To the Moon, but I got very close.
The story is more down to earth (no pun intended), and is something that's probably more relatable than TtM. It was only after I reflected on the story and message, and realized the connection to A Bird Story, that I broke down in tears. My only complaint with the story are the silly elements that feel put of place at the end. Ignoring that, the story is beautiful.
I can't wait for the third game in the series (Imposter Factory). But until then, I hope I can get some more people to experience these games. They're discounted right now on Steam, please grab them! Thanks for reading.
Edit: I just want to add, if you didn't like To the Moon, I highly doubt you'll like these ones.
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Just like r/mylittlepony, but without all that superfluous non-Celestia content.
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The synopsis of To the Moon, from the Steam store page:
Dr. Rosalene and Dr. Watts have peculiar jobs: They give people another chance to live, all the way from the very beginning... but only in their patients' heads.
Due to the severity of the operation, the new life becomes the last thing the patients remember before drawing their last breath. Thus, the operation is only done to people on their deathbeds, to fulfill what they wish they had done with their lives, but didn’t.
This particular story follows their attempt to fulfill the dream of an elderly man, Johnny. With each step back in time, a new fragment of Johnny's past is revealed. 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.
These are some of the most beautiful games ever created, and I believe they deserve to be played by as many people as possible. They're some of my favorite gaming experiences, and I want to pass that on to someone who hasn't yet had occasion to experience them.
Warning: be prepared to cry. A lot.
Also, a note: I will be giving all three games together to one person- if you've already played any of them, please let others have a chance to play them instead!
If you would like to be entered for a chance to win, leave a comment with your Steam profile and a game/TV show/movie/book/etc. that made you cry. Also, although I obviously can't enforce this, I would like whoever wins to let me know their thoughts after playing the games!
The winner will be randomly selected from the commenters later this week (probably Friday). Good luck!
EDIT: The winner has been selected and the games have been delivered. Thank you everyone who participated, and even if you didn't win, I highly suggest you give these games a shot!
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So I've been playing a lot of local multiplayer but the family really had a great time watching me play 'Brutal Legend', 'Papo y Yo' and the others that I mentioned.
I do not want a HEAVY RPG. If I have to worry about stats or back tracking, it's a no. If it is a light RPG meaning stats can be auto'ed or ignored that is fine.
Just looking for a SP game that will inspire conversation and thoughts.
To the Moon is the fourth video game by Canadian designer/composer Kan "Reives" Gao and the first commercial production by his indie game development team Freebird Games. Post anything about the game here!
Or are the patients unrelated?
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Birding. bird watching. twitching. listing. Whatever you want to call it, if you are looking at or listening to birds, this is where you should be.
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