Games like To the Moon: Sigmund Minisode 1&2 (Holiday Special)

"Finding Paradise" is a narrative-driven adventure game and the sequel to "To the Moon." Players follow the story of doctors Neil Watts and Eva Rosalene as they enter the minds of elderly patients to grant their dying wishes. In this installment, they must navigate the complex memories of Colin Reid to fulfill his final request. The game features poignant storytelling with emotional depth, inviting players to reflect on life, love, and legacy.

"To the Moon" is a narrative-driven game about Dr. Rosalene and Dr. Watts, who enter the memories of a dying man, Johnny, to fulfill his last wish - to go to the moon. The doctors traverse backwards through Johnny's life, revealing fragments of his past and uncovering the reasons behind his unusual request. Through this emotional journey, players uncover a heartwarming story of love, loss, and unfulfilled dreams.

The main character "Junya Mizumoto" helps his family's business "Mizumoto-dou" while attending university. His heart is bind to his older brother Takaya, who died last year. "Why did I survive?" One day, he meets a girl. "I wish you're the one who died," she says, before disappearing without telling herself identity. After that, Junya's childhood friend "Chihaya Houjou" comes in with a project …

In "Just a To the Moon Series Beach Episode," the SigCorp crew enjoys a company-paid vacation at the Golden Lobster Hotel & Resort for one day. Familiar characters from the series engage in mini-games and relaxation, while uncovering mysteries. Despite their presumed deaths, they interact in a narrative adventure featuring Platplat the platypus, Rudog, Long-cat, and Ricebot. This beach episode combines adventure game elements with classic RPG aesthetics and humorous dialogues.

"Impostor Factory" is a single-player mystery role-playing game with a delightful story, good gameplay, charming visuals, and ingenious music. The game follows Quincy, who attends a fancy party at a secluded mansion, where things quickly take a turn for the bizarre and emotional. Despite the grinding, the game delivers a hilarious and atmospheric experience. Wishlist the series' Beach Episode on Steam!

"Cat's Request" is a detective adventure game following an extraterrestrial cat named Ash and his virtual assistant. Together, they investigate a computer virus threatening their metropolis, switching between characters to access restricted areas. The game features item creation, mental health monitoring, and a focus on teamwork to uncover the truth and expose the criminal.

Kulebra and the Souls of Limbo follows Kulebra, a snake who wakes in the afterlife with no memory, exploring a vibrant Latin American-inspired world stuck in a repeating day. As Kulebra unravels Limbo's mystery, they encounter quirky characters, solve puzzles, and uncover their forgotten past in a heartfelt, colorful adventure blending humor and darkness.

"Starstruck: Hands of Time" is a unique game that combines rhythm gameplay with an interactive rock opera, featuring a catchy soundtrack and live instruments by Elsie Lovelock. In the game, you'll play guitar in musical story segments and also control a giant human hand to demolish houses and solve puzzles in a strange miniature world. With the "Autoplay" option, you can enjoy the music and story even without the rhythm gameplay. Explore three interconnected adventures and uncover the mystery of how the little lives in the world are connected to the end of mankind.

"Mr. Saitou" is a heartwarming non-combat game with humor and friendship at its core, presented in a charming art style. As an overworked office worker transported to a fantasy world, you'll encounter strange creatures and explore the "Edudungeon." With a short playtime, original soundtrack by Laura Shigihara and Toby Fox, and a blend of office culture and fantasy, it's a unique and memorable experience.

Secrets of the Temple is a single player puzzle platformer adventure game. Traverse the Pharaoh's labyrinthian temple and locate and collect the Eye of Ra before it's too late!