#imposter factory

[galaxy-lilies]

"what's the point of making a garden without you here?"

[cloverkingsmith]

played the beach episode and i’m NOT. ok

[nicandragon]

So I've played thru the To The Moon series recently

[bubblingbrooke]

Hey Kan Gao? Wtf does this mean? WHAT DO YOU MEAN GOOD ENDING AND BAD ENDING?! I'm screaming.

[pancake-breakfast]

Post-Imposter Factory, I think I have a clearer picture of the relationship between Neil and Eva. It's clear from the get-go that they're good friends who've been around each other enough to both know exactly what buttons to push and to forgive a lot of button-pushing. But finding out about Neil's history with his mother puts things in better perspective.

Eva's always acted like she's kind of given up on Neil. Like whatever hope she's had for him has been cast aside due to his flippant nature. And that's probably true. What goes overlooked is that his flippancy is this coping mechanism he's developed to keep people at arm's length specifically because he expects to die young from the same disease that took his mother.

He cares deeply about Eva, but has a hell of a time showing it because, to him, caring about someone includes keeping them from the eventual heartbreak of losing him. He's asking himself a lot of the same questions his mom asked herself; in particular, is it worth it to try and build a life with someone else when you have such limited time?

He also has his dad's tendency to embrace the moment, but it seems like he's taken that to the exact kind of extreme his dad was worried about taking it himself, where he's so focused on the moment that he forgets to look at the bigger picture.

Which isn't to say Neil never looks at the bigger picture. He's clearly been plotting stuff with his special machine for ages. But when he looks at that bigger picture, it's never something he looks at with the thought of how others might help him with it. They have to take the Roxie path and sort of force their way there.

The problem is, Eva's not the force-her-way-in type. Or perhaps inasmuch as she is, she's tired of trying to force her way into Neil's life. She's decided all she's done for him and with him thus far is enough... except it isn't. She wants more from him, for him, and for them. But she no longer knows how to ask for it (if she ever did to begin with), and that seems to weigh on her.

Anyway, I'm glad they've suggested this isn't the last game in the series. Looking forward to more of their story.

[blazziest]

the bestest 🌑

[jerboagoat]

listen. i think they should get divorced

[hail-luv]

Bought the To the moon beach episode because after 10 years of following the games I am now a grown up with money and boy oh boy was it a mistake

[sakuraswordly]

[snowfairy1999]

Don't think about how Neil would of married Eva - Don't think about how Neil would of married Eva- Don't think about how Neil would of married Eva -Don't think-

[crownoa]

Spooky season is here! To celebrate the beach episode, here are matching pfps of our favourite science duo Neil and Eva!

Feel free to use with credit.

[galaxy-lilies]

favorite bit of the to the moon beach episode are the system requirements

[w4yn31ngm00n]

oh boy !! i sure do hope that a random childhood game that i watched markiplier play as a kid doesn't come back to bite me in the ass several years later !!!

[bcbdrums]

So apparently, I have a type...

lab coats? check

glasses? check. (not pictured but yes just google them)

tragic backstory, damaged, and delusional? check.

physical scars from self-induced injury? check.

...mad scientists? ...check.

attractive as all be? check!

Since when is this my thing!? .....oh since forever apparently oh all right okay.

[gemhunter178]

Impostor Factory - Lavender Fields

Love all the games Freebird Games has made so far, and Imposter Factory (3rd game in the To the Moon series) is no different!

Though I should mention I think the story felt different than the last two... still made me cry though.

Happy Fan Art Friday, everyone!

[satoshi-mochida]

Just a To the Moon Series Beach Episode launches in late 2023

Gematsu Source

Just a To the Moon Series Beach Episode, the beach episode of To the Moon, Finding Paradise, and Impostor Factory, will launch for PC via Steam at the end of 2023, developer Freebird Games announced.

Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:

About

The Beach Episode (TM) of To the Moon, Finding Paradise, and Impostor Factory. Or is it? …Yes, it technically is. Just a To the Moon Series Beach Episode is just that: A To the Moon series beach episode. Get ready for a new short adventure as the SigCorp. crew takes off to an all-expenses-paid vacation at the Golden Lobster Hotel & Resort! For a grand total of one day, which is apparently the most the company was willing to fork out. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Join familiar faces from To the Moon, Finding Paradise, and Impostor Factory in this narrative adventure filled with mini-games of varying elements, mysteries and relaxation, as well as— …Wait, most of the characters here should already be dead.

Key Features

A beach.

An episode.

A cozy mix between adventure game elements and classic RPG aesthetics.

Dialogues that read so wrong but feel so right.

Platplat the platypus.

Rudog.

Long-cat and Ricebot (?).

Watch the first trailer below.

Trailer