A Bird Story is a brief, wordless journey from the creator of To the Moon and Finding Paradise. In roughly one hour of playtime, you’ll guide a young boy who discovers an injured bird in his backyard and nurtures it back to health. Though it shares the same heartfelt sensibility as its predecessors, this standalone title isn’t a sequel-instead, it’s an experimental dive into simple storytelling through interactive pixel animation.

Just A To the Moon Series Beach Episode is a charming mini-adventure that brings together beloved characters from To the Moon, Finding Paradise and Impostor Factory for a sun-soaked, story-driven getaway. You’ll join the SigCorp crew as they trade memory-jumping for sandcastles at the Golden Lobster Hotel & Resort-though only for a single day, since that’s apparently all the budget would allow. What begins as a lighthearted beach trip soon hints at deeper mysteries: after all, most of these characters should already be dead...

Impostor Factory - a narrative-driven adventure that’s boldly off the rails. In this game, you’ll follow the unconventional story of Quincy, whose life takes a wildly unexpected turn after attending a fancy party at a mysterious mansion. There, he discovers a time machine hidden in the bathroom—a quirky twist that lets him literally wash his hands while traveling through time. As the adventure unfolds, strange events escalate into a series of bizarre and deadly occurrences, treading into Lovecraftian territory complete with eerie tentacles and unsettling mysteries.

Finding Paradise is an emotional narrative adventure where two unconventional doctors, Dr. Rosalene and Dr. Watts, offer people facing death one last chance to re-experience life. Their unique procedure allows patients to relive a new version of life in their own minds—this becomes the final memory before they pass on. The operation is reserved for those at the end of their journey, giving them the opportunity to accomplish the things they always wished they could.