Game play, this isn't that interesting. For most of the game you wander around and locate 5 hidden items and then you solve a fairly straightforward puzzle. Near the end it does throw in change, but it's only for one fairly brief section.

The story is where the game really shines. Since it's a fairly short game you can't talk much about it without giving away surprises. You travel back through Johnny's memories and uncover the reason why he wants to go to the moon and why he never did so. For the most part, the surprises/turns in the story are fairly predictable, but they are still rather potent moments to watch them unfold. And if the ending's to saccharine for your tastes, just remember that it's all modified memories, they didn't actually happen.

Game play, this isn't that interesting. For most of the game you wander around and locate 5 hidden items and then you solve a fairly straightforward puzzle. Near the end it does throw in change, but it's only for one fairly brief section. The story is where the game really shines. Since it's a fairly short game you can't talk much about it without giving away surprises. You travel back through Johnny's memories and uncover the reason why he wants to go to the moon and why he never did so. For the most part, the surprises/turns in the story are fairly predictable, but they are still rather potent moments to watch them unfold. And if the ending's to saccharine for your tastes, just remember that it's all modified memories, they didn't actually happen.