Finding Paradise is a single-player role-playing game created and published by Freebird Games.
The game was released for Microsoft Windows, macOS, and Linux on December 14, 2017, while the Nintendo Switch version was released almost simultaneously with the release of Impostor Factory. Finding Paradise is a continuation of To The Moon.
Finding Paradise uses the RPG Maker XP engine with a design to create a 16-bit 2D role-playing game in the style of Dragon Quest or Final Fantasy. However, similar to its predecessors, To The Moon and A Bird Story, Finding Paradise has no combat system, inventory system, or group system in the game.
The game focuses on exploring the patient’s memories and searching for important objects and “memory bonds” to strengthen the patient’s motivation to create an artificial memory that makes them feel that their last wish has been achieved.
Finding Paradise Game Story
Sigmund Corp. provides “wish fulfillment” services with artificial memory technology for dying people, which can only happen to patients with limited life time, as this memory conflicts with the patient’s original memory.
Dr. Neil Watts and Dr. Eva Rosalene were tasked with making Colin Reeds’ last wish come true. However, Colin’s wish comes with a condition. He wanted to make changes, but without changing anything.
Colin, a pilot, has a happy family with a pianist wife named Sofia and a son named Asher. Before meeting Sofia, Colin spent a lot of time with his best friend, Faye, who was very influential in his life and helped him achieve his dreams as a pilot. They support and love each other.
Faye is an important character in Colin’s life in the game, considered the first true friend. Colin mentions Faye as the reason for his desire to fly, and in the climax of the story, Faye says goodbye to Colin.
Finding Paradise Gameplay
Finding Paradise offers simple gameplay with easy mechanics and graphics, similar to its predecessor A Bird Story. Players don’t need high skills to complete it, but finding objects to unlock “mementos” can get tedious.
These games offer unique and fresh gameplay elements, often packed with hilarious comedic elements. In addition, there are classic elements that evoke nostalgia, such as gameplay from turn-based RPGs and classic shooters.
Finding Paradise, like its predecessors, includes a puzzle element where players need to complete a puzzle before activating a memento.
The gameplay offered is very simple and can be enjoyed by everyone, but may not be suitable for those looking for a more intense experience.
Finding Paradise System Requirements PC
This sequel game to To The Moon was released in 2017. This game was created using the RPG Maker XP engine. The publisher of Finding Paradise game is FreeBird Games and it is available for Windows, MacOs and Linux.
Minimum System Requirements
- OS: XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10
- Prosesor: Intel Pentium III 800 MHz+
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphic: 1024×768 High Color +
- Storage: 500 MB available space
- Sound card: DirectX®: 9.0+
