- October 11, 2018
- BLAV
In Memory
60%Game Brain Score
story, music
graphics
79% User Score 28 reviews
Platforms
PCWindows
About
Step into the memories of a prisoner of war and let the story unfold.




Audience ScoreBased on 28 reviews
story8 positive mentions
graphics2 negative mentions
- In Memory offers a beautiful and poignant short story experience, effectively conveying emotions through its artistic diorama style and music.
- The game is free, making it an accessible option for those looking for a brief yet atmospheric VR experience.
- The use of space and detail in the dioramas enhances the storytelling, providing a unique visual experience in VR.
- The story lacks depth and detail, making it difficult for players to fully engage emotionally within the short runtime of about 10 minutes.
- There is minimal interaction, which may leave some players feeling unsatisfied with the overall experience.
- The graphics and animations are considered mediocre, and the absence of dialogue may detract from the narrative impact.
- story32 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The story revolves around a man captured in war, reflecting on his life before the conflict, presented through visually striking dioramas. While some reviewers appreciate its artistic execution and beautiful music, many criticize the narrative for being too brief and lacking depth, making it difficult for players to emotionally engage with the content. Overall, it is seen as a short, poignant experience that may resonate with those seeking a reflective, albeit minimalistic, storytelling approach.
“The music that plays throughout is beautiful and the story it tells is one worth living for yourself.”
“I guess the best way to describe this is an artsy short silent cinema experience set in a VR environment where the story is then told through memories, which are like animated dioramas that you move closer to and then peer into to see them on a larger scale.”
“One of the most accomplished pieces of storytelling in VR that I've seen yet.”
“It doesn't really have a story, it's merely some scenes without any real explanation.”
“The story is very short and consists only of a few scenes with very little (to nearly no) movement/animations (like you would look into a snow globe).”
“How can the viewer invest emotionally into the emotional story when not much is presented to make him do so?”