Sometimes the best therapy is just a long drive with good music. That's what I have been told, but I actually never verify it because of traffic jam and the crazy amount of work I have to do.

However, Drive Me To The Moon has given me a chance to have the first try. And until I realized why I kept driving aimlessly in this game, I've been playing it for several hours.

Here is a short footage of the driving experience in the game, and you can enjoy your treat:

A strange but beautiful simulation

Driving on Earth is not always an enjoyable experience. In fact, most of the time you'll find yourself end up raging about some random guys crossing your lane without any signs, or even sleeping the car when there's a traffic jam.

That's why I don't understand the attractiveness of driving for fun, up until Drive Me To The Moon catches my eyes. It's a driving simulation in which you don't have to care about any objectives apart from satisfying yourself.

Drive Me To The Moon immediately caught my attention with its visual

To be more specific, it will put you in a car with your girlfriend, and you can drive her anywhere in this open world sightseeing. That's it, there's nothing much to say about its gameplay.

However, the special parts of Drive Me To The Moon is that it actually gets rid of every annoying thing about driving in real life. First of all, you an your girlfriend are the only one on the roads. Therefore, there is no traffic jam, no random guys, no disturbance, just you and your experience.

You can freely explore this world without any restrictions

Secondly, the scenery here is beautiful with pink theme and sweet pastel art style. And last but not least, the music is very enjoyable. Drive Me To The Moon might be the most aesthetic way to relax on your weekend. Unless you're a speed racing fan.

Get Drive Me To The Moon for free

"Blissfully aimless" is the tagline of Drive Me To The Moon on Itch.io. And if you're interested, you can download the game for free there.

The game will be available for Windows, Mac, and Linux.