Finding Paradise

Finding Paradise, also known as Finding Paradise: A Journey of Memories, is a narrative-driven adventure game where you dive into the memories of a dying man named Colin. If you enjoyed To the Moon or just love games with heartfelt stories, this one’s worth a shot. Don’t worry if you haven’t played the previous titles; it stands well on its own. The gameplay mixes exploration, puzzles, and conversations, all wrapped in a cozy retro pixel art style. It’s the kind of game that makes you think about life, memories, and what really matters—plus, there’s a memorable soundtrack to set the mood.

What’s the Game About?

You play as two doctors who use advanced technology to explore the last wishes of a patient. Sounds simple, but the twists come from the memories you uncover. Ever wondered how a man’s life story fits together? Here’s your chance to see it unfold, piece by piece.

Need a break from intense action? This might be it.

Key Features

• Memory Exploration: Navigate through detailed scenes in Colin’s past.
• Simple Puzzles: Not brain-busters, but enough to keep you engaged.
• Retro Aesthetic: Classic 16- and 32-bit pixel art with a nostalgic vibe.
• Emotional Narrative: Moments that might catch you off guard—tear up or smile.
• Atmospheric Soundtrack: Music by Kan Gao, setting the perfect tone.

Why Should You Play Finding Paradise?

Looking for a game that’s more about story than high scores? Finding Paradise delivers. It’s relaxing but meaningful. Sure, it’s not for those craving fast-paced action. But if you’re into games that make you reflect—and maybe laugh at some quirky characters—it’s a solid pick.

Side note: lesson learned here? Always carry a spare sword… or at least be ready for surprises hidden in quiet moments.

Ready to jump in? No experience needed.

The game is accessible even if you missed its predecessor, To the Moon. So, grab some time, and get ready to explore a world made of memories and emotions. You might find yourself thinking about your own story by the time you finish.