Amnesia Later
- March 15, 2012
- Otomate
"Amnesia Later" is the first fandisc in the otome visual novel series, featuring a new story titled "New World" where the heroine has lost her memories once again. The "After Story" follows the heroine's life after regaining her memories from the original game, and includes bonus content such as "Waka World" and "Girls Party." This game also offers the opportunity to reflect on the past journey with Orion.
PlayStation
PSP
Reviews
- The game offers a sweet and heartwarming continuation of the characters' stories, providing a satisfying afterstory for fans of the original AMNESIA.
- The visuals and character designs are improved, with beautiful illustrations that enhance the overall experience.
- Players can enjoy the game without the stress of making choices that lead to bad endings, as all routes lead to a happy conclusion.
- The game lacks the suspense and thrill that characterized the original, which may disappoint players looking for a more intense experience.
- The overall gameplay is limited, with few choices and a linear progression that feels more like reading a novel than playing a game.
- Some characters, particularly the hidden ones, receive insufficient development, leaving players wanting more depth in their stories.
- story2 mentions
- 150 % positive mentions
- -200 % neutral mentions
- 150 % negative mentions
The story of the game is well-crafted and engaging, particularly for fans of the original "Amnesia." While initial skepticism regarding the game's quality was present, players found themselves captivated as they progressed through the after story, which features new character routes and a satisfying conclusion. The narrative is praised for its depth and emotional resonance, making it a worthwhile experience for multiple playthroughs.
“I love the original Amnesia, so I purchased this game. Although I was looking forward to it, I started playing with low expectations since it was released so quickly. At first, I was skeptical, wondering if the character designs were off-balance or if the sound processing was lacking compared to the original. However, as I progressed through the after story, I became completely engrossed. Fans of Amnesia should definitely play this! All the CG is new, with each character having nine images and one reward. Completing the routes for Waka and the girls unlocks additional rewards. Of course, it's fully voiced. One point to note is that the girls' gathering route has conversations, but the main focus is not on their friendship; it's more about collecting the profiles of the characters. Overall, I feel a bit presumptuous saying this, but it's 'well put together'!!! I think that phrase fits perfectly! The final Orion route that unlocks was also very good. The title 'Amnesia' is mentioned in the game, which moved me a bit. The scenario is truly excellent. I believe this game is worth playing multiple times.”
“The after story of Amnesia is captivating and well-structured. The character development is rich, and the emotional depth of the narrative keeps you engaged throughout. Each route offers a unique perspective, making it a rewarding experience for fans of the series.”
“The storytelling in this game is exceptional. It weaves together various character arcs seamlessly, creating a compelling narrative that draws you in. The moments of nostalgia and connection to the original Amnesia enhance the overall experience, making it a must-play for fans.”
“The story feels disjointed and lacks the depth that I was hoping for. It seems like the developers rushed through the narrative, leaving many plot points underdeveloped.”
“While the visuals are stunning, the story fails to engage me. I found myself losing interest as the plot progressed, and the characters felt one-dimensional.”
“I was really excited for this game, but the story was a letdown. It didn't capture the essence of the original, and the twists felt predictable and uninspired.”
