Finding Paradise

This is the second game in a trilogy that starts with To The Moon and ends with Impostor Factory. In my opinion, they should absolutely be played in order, so go play the first one if you haven't before even looking at this one.
There's a lot of setup for the third game in this one, yet it still manages to tell a complete and satisfying story. This game also tells a much grander narrative than its predecessor, with higher quality writing. Definitely recommend it if you enjoyed the first one.

This game found me at the right time and helped me remember why it's important for me to imagine things. Such a lovely experience.

Ken Gao and Freebird games does it again... Finding Paradise is an absolute gem.

A sequel to To The Moon, Finding Paradise is told in an interactive fashion where you traverse someone's memory to grant them their "final" wish. It features recurring characters from To The Moon, but also has a totally new plotline. The storytelling is superb, and I found myself highly captivated as I went through the different memories and story. By the end, I was tearing up again just like with To The Moon. The soundtrack for the game is the other amazing aspect. Every song is just absolutely beautiful and fits perfectly.

I honestly have very little negative to say about the game, and I would highly recommend everyone play Finding Paraside (after To The Moon ofc).

If was about Love, and the inseparable ties with your loved ones, is about accepting the path you have chosen.

To put what i interpreted as what the game is telling me :

There is no perfect path in your life, every path you take will be filled with regrets. But what is important is accepting said paths you have chosen and knowing that those regrets are what makes you now. Accepting you as yourself and the paths you have taken, that is what i believe the game is trying to say.

I remember playing this and having buckets of tears, this just hits home as someone who didn't have much friends growing up.
I highly recommend this, not just for the tears, but a story worth sharing.

For a more comfortable experience, I used an alternative version, which made the gameplay smoother. Overall, the game is solid, but the first part—To the Moon—set such a high bar that even the addition of new mechanics and more humorous moments couldn’t completely shake off the feeling of some incompleteness.
The story this time is even more engaging. While To the Moon focused on evoking deep emotions and touching the player’s heart, Finding Paradise presents a more dynamic narrative with plenty of intriguing moments. By the end, the game turns into a true spectacle of events that may seem chaotic at first but ultimately intertwine perfectly into a cohesive storyline.
The soundtrack deserves special mention—it is, as always, top-notch and perfectly complements the game’s atmosphere. Overall, Finding Paradise is a fantastic sequel that expands the series’ possibilities, offering deeper gameplay and storytelling. However, it doesn’t always manage to surpass the emotional impact of the first game.

I cried really hard at the end. This game truly is a beautiful tale of living life to the fullest. From Neil's funny bits to the emotional moments with a particular character, it portrays living life really well. Along with giving you quotes that will change your life forever.