Over the Moon

Over the Moon is an interactive experience in which the narrative focuses on the protagonist, who lives in the near future and suffers from difficult family relationships. The story takes place in a world where memories can be transferred to androids, which allows for new forms of interaction using virtual augmented reality glasses (VARG). These glasses allow the owner to immerse himself in a virtual world, erasing the boundaries between the real and the artificial.The protagonist is given an unusual task: to write songs for his daughter, an aspiring music star. However, a serious emotional barrier arises. A woman who harbors a grudge against her father makes this task more difficult than expected. Throughout the story, a man is forced to spend a week with his daughter to try to restore their strained relationship, as well as cope with the pressure of her career and the expectations associated with her.In the context of Over the Moon, the user's choices determine the events that unfold. The protagonist's interactions with Moon and other characters play a central role in the development of the plot, and each decision entails possible consequences. As the plot unfolds, the intricacies of memory, virtual reality, and personal connections are explored, all against the backdrop of futuristic technology and developing family tensions.