Follow two doctors backward through the memories of an old man who wishes to visit the moon. Discover why through the events of his life.
What makes it fun
Work backward through a life
Each step back through the old man's memories changes what his wish to reach the moon might mean. You start piecing his life together from events you've already seen.
A toy and paper rabbits connect
As you move back through the memories, the platypus toy, paper rabbits, and lighthouse begin to connect. Things that seemed unrelated become clues to the old man's wish.
The doctors keep talking
The doctors trade jokes as they move through the memories. Their banter changes the pace between difficult scenes and makes the next exchange worth hearing.
Game details
As of Oct 29, 2026- Languages
- Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Korean / 13 languages total
A typical run
The focus is following a story without combat.


What sets it apart
One reviewer recalls being impatient with early movement, then finding new meaning in the exploration and objects once the details connected.
Learning curve and difficulty
A reviewer says that on replay, rather than crying as before, they reflected on the questions the story raised. Their response to the same story had changed.

What players like
Reviewers describe being moved by the story.
Reviews praise the music.
Reviews appreciate the characterization.
Reviews appreciate the dialogue or humor.
Reviews praise the way details connect or the backward journey through memories.
Reviews praise the pixel art.
Common complaints
There are reviews saying the interaction feels limited or repetitive.
There are reviews that were not satisfied with how the ending is handled.
Reviews report frustration with movement, controls, or identifying what to interact with.
There are reviews saying the story was not as moving as they had expected.

Who it’s for
Reviews recommend it to people who want to follow a life story and appreciate dialogue and music.
Who might not enjoy it
Reviews caution that its story-led play may not suit those who prioritize hands-on gameplay.


95% Overwhelmingly Positive ・ US$9.99
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