Recent reviews by polseogmos

buy this game you motherflippin turd pile

An incredibly touching story from the creator of "To the Moon" that relies solely on it's story telling to pull it through, and my goodness does it deliver on that front.
The entire game is made in RPG maker, which is enough to turn some people away, but after playing for some time I completely forgot about the limited engine and was sucked straight into the story.

I don't want to reveal much about the story, but you play as two scientists who work for a coorporation whose sole purpose is changing peoples memories on their death bed. To do this they have to traverse through the memory of the dying person to fix whatever they want fixed, it's as sad as it sounds.
Unlike To the Moon, Colin (The "patient" in this installment) doesn't want a big wish like going to the moon. Colin feels more grounded, his life has been quite happy and he isn't quite sure what he wants. All he knows is that he wants it to be better.
The story takes off from here and I highly reccomend experiencing it for yourself.

As for performance I had no troubles. The graphics look a bit stretched when you first launch the game in fullscreen, but I quickly got used to it.
Movement with the mouse can be irksome at times but nothing that even came close to ruining the experience.

All in all, Finding Paradise is a game that'll make you cry, it'll make you smile and it'll make you laugh. All with a beautiful and incredibly fitting score to boot!