"The ending isn't any more important than the moments leading to it..."

Well, I guess that's basically the end then, right Kan?
I first played To The Moon on June 25th 2021, a day after my birthday. I cried. Not being able to wait I played Finding Paradise the very next day, and to this day it is still one of my favourite video games and stories of all time. That same autumn, Impostor Factory came out and once again... I was blown away.

To Kan and everybody who helped with the games, thank you. From the game, the story, the small cast of characters, the music inspired with love and the charming sprite work, thank you all. What you've made here is something that changes people, and will continue to touch peoples hearts as the decades pass.

From time to time, I continue to visit a very specific drawing. It's a drawing depicting the scene from Finding Paradise where Rosalene and Watts watch the jellyfish at the aquarium. It was drawn by Del, a very prominent artist in the To The Moon community, and it's absolutely beautiful. The work stole my heart oh so many years ago, and even today is continues to warm it.

So, on a final note...

"The ending... it always felt more important to me."

https://x.com/Eastxide/status/1189520683815948288/photo/1

"The ending isn't any more important than the moments leading to it..." Well, I guess that's basically the end then, right Kan? I first played To The Moon on June 25th 2021, a day after my birthday. I cried. Not being able to wait I played Finding Paradise the very next day, and to this day it is still one of my favourite video games and stories of all time. That same autumn, Impostor Factory came out and once again... I was blown away. To Kan and everybody who helped with the games, thank you. From the game, the story, the small cast of characters, the music inspired with love and the charming sprite work, thank you all. What you've made here is something that changes people, and will continue to touch peoples hearts as the decades pass. From time to time, I continue to visit a very specific drawing. It's a drawing depicting the scene from Finding Paradise where Rosalene and Watts watch the jellyfish at the aquarium. It was drawn by Del, a very prominent artist in the To The Moon community, and it's absolutely beautiful. The work stole my heart oh so many years ago, and even today is continues to warm it. So, on a final note... "The ending... it always felt more important to me." https://x.com/Eastxide/status/1189520683815948288/photo/1