Well, sort of. The press release has “Steam launches to the moon. Literally.” So I guess you can send steam to the moon? Enough of that.
Freebird games’ adventure game “To the Moon” has launched on Steam, with 20% off! That’s always good. The discount is live up until September 14th. You can get the game for $8, or for $10 you can get the game with the original soundtrack!
The soundtrack also has two bonus tracks added to it. You can listen to one of the eerie bonus tracks here.
To the Moon is a story about two doctors who enter a patients head to help him grant his final wish. The game opens your mind a little, making you question if you would change your past given the chance. You can check out details on this game, and other freebird games here.
Those who have previously purchased To the Moon from Freebird Games’ website are eligible to request a Steam key, by emailing order ID # to steam@freebirdgames.com It might take a few days for the keys to be received from Valve and (manually) sent out.
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