It did elict a ton of emotion and sympathy for 2D RPG Maker sprites and that's a huge accomplishment in my book. I'll agree with you that TTM doesn't hold up as well today if you are looking at it from a 2019 perspective, but for its time it was a revolutionary story, dare I say. But it is a masterfully crafted game that, I think, is essentially timeless.Д¬lick to shrink.Hmm. It is a testament to To the Moon's writing quality that it brings so many people to tears without the use of fancy voice acting or facial animation or anything like that to carry it.

Placed in the context of the game's story, it is even more beautiful. To The Moon, and to some degree its sequel, Finding Paradise, execute these ideas in a very competent manner with vibrant characters, thoughtfully crafted themes, and a beautiful soundtrack. The sacrifices people make for one another. A story like To the Moon consists of small parts. But To the Moon was just someone's RPG Maker game. It is true that videogame writer see making the audience cry as a shortcut to being seen as 'true art' and all that nonsense.

Some of them are excellent movies, and they are popular because they speak to something deep inside their audience. There is nothing wrong with 'Weepies' in and of themselves. Who didn't take television writing seriously until it got all eye-rollingly 'mature'. Click to shrink.With all due respect, you're talking like the kind of people who dismissed and scorned It's a Wonderful Life because it was a simple story with a sincere message.

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