- December 19, 2016
- GuraShop
- 5h median play time
Behind the Memory
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About
"Behind the Memory" is a first-person exploration game centered around the character Hector, who returns to his haunted past. The game combines elements of the "walking-simulator" genre with an emotional story, cinematic aesthetics, and real-time plot progression. Players must explore their surroundings and gather information to reconstruct past events, leading to a final climax of love, trust, and forgiveness.






- The game features decent graphics and a nice atmosphere, enhanced by a good soundtrack.
- It offers easy achievements, making it appealing for badge and achievement collectors.
- The story, while short, has emotional depth and can be engaging for players who appreciate narrative-driven experiences.
- The game is very short, lasting around 30-45 minutes, which may not justify the price for some players.
- The story is criticized for being confusing, predictable, and poorly executed, with many plot holes and weak character development.
- Technical issues such as slow walking speed, bugs, and poor voice acting detract from the overall experience.
story
133 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is a mixed bag, with many reviewers noting its lack of coherence and predictability, often describing it as a confusing blend of themes such as father-daughter relationships and post-apocalyptic scenarios. While some appreciate the emotional depth and unique concepts, others criticize the dialogue and overall execution, leading to a narrative that feels disjointed and unsatisfying. Overall, the story is seen as short and lacking the depth expected from a walking simulator, leaving players divided on its impact.
“The story behind all of this comes out step by step, slowly you start understanding what happened, and it's a bit cliché but it was okay for me.”
“The story is very interesting, the ending is shocking and a bit controversial; I liked it.”
“The game has a very rich and deep story that made it all worth it, graphics that make you go 'wow' at certain places and gameplay that is very straightforward and smooth for a walking simulator.”
“But the story is exactly the problem: the game doesn't know what it wants to be.”
“The graphics are average, the voice acting made me cringe and the story makes absolutely no sense.”
“The decision the character made that is the centerpiece of the story isn't entirely shown to us.”