- November 5, 2021
- Echo607
- 6h median play time
Echoed Memories
Platforms
About
Sequel to "Gaia's Melody: Echoed Melodies." Echoed Memories is a dark psychological love story, with character development, understanding and acceptance at its core. It holds a balance of bright and cheerful to emotional and depressing, and follows the protagonists as they come to terms with their traumas.











- The game is a labor of love, showcasing the developer's passion and care in its creation.
- The characters are well-written and relatable, making players genuinely care about their struggles and journeys.
- The story is engaging and emotional, providing a satisfying conclusion to a long-awaited adventure.
- The combat system is unbalanced, leading to inconsistent difficulty where players can either dominate or be overwhelmed by enemies.
- Some gameplay mechanics, such as the in-game economy and character selection, feel flawed and could use improvement.
- There are occasional technical issues, including freezing and unclear plot objectives that can disrupt the flow of the game.
story
57 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is praised for its emotional depth and well-written character interactions, though it does lean heavily on anime tropes and includes some filler arcs. While the narrative is coherent and engaging, players may find certain plot objectives unintuitive, which can disrupt the flow of the story. Overall, the game is recommended for its storytelling, but newcomers should be aware of significant spoilers from the previous installment.
“The story is coherent and touching, the environments are beautiful and the characters have depth.”
“The epilogue quests are definitely one of the best parts of the game, since it gives proper time to wrap up various plot threads and prevents the pitfall of having rushed and unsatisfying endings.”
“The story is amazing and so emotional, and I love it so much.”
“As a consequence, this game is much longer than the previous, which is both a good and bad thing, since some arcs, such as the school arc, feel like filler, while others feel relevant to the overarching plot concerning the gate.”
“- Some of the plot objectives are not intuitive when it comes to keeping the story flowing.”
“Whereas some events automatically progress the story where you least expect it when you're trying to explore the area or talk to story characters.”