- October 10, 2024
- Maboroshi Artworks
Last Time I Saw You
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About
"Last Time I Saw You" is a narrative adventure game set in 1980s Japan, following protagonist Ayumi through a magical realism world filled with Japanese mythology characters. The game explores themes of love, acceptance, and adolescence as Ayumi confronts a curse on his hometown while building friendships and experiencing first loves. It's a cozy and engaging 2D exploration game with intriguing characters and a beautifully hand-drawn environment.








- The game features stunning art and music, creating a beautiful and immersive atmosphere that captures the essence of 80s Japan.
- The story is engaging and well-written, with relatable characters and a heartfelt coming-of-age narrative that resonates with players.
- Gameplay is intuitive and fluid, allowing for a cozy and enjoyable experience, especially on platforms like the Steam Deck.
- Some players found the gameplay to be simplistic, with limited combat and frequent backtracking that detracted from the overall experience.
- There are occasional bugs and glitches, such as dialogue issues when interacting with characters, which can disrupt immersion.
- A few dialogues were noted as empty or poorly paced, and some players felt the game could have benefited from a longer playtime.
- story42 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The story is a well-crafted coming-of-age narrative centered around the protagonist, Ayumi, and is praised for its engaging characters and immersive world. Players appreciate the beautiful art style and music that complement the storytelling, creating a captivating atmosphere. While the game offers some player choices and side quests, the focus remains on the heartfelt themes of friendship and family, making it particularly appealing to a younger audience.
“The story is well-written and features interesting characters, to the point that every day I was curious to see what the people in the town were up to.”
“The story also immediately introduces an interesting premise, which makes me very excited to see how it will develop.”
“The visuals are gorgeous and the story leaves you with a smile as you progress.”
“In the end, I personally wasn't very involved in Ayumi's story, but I understand that I may not be a perfect audience for this title.”
“Probably the only major negative I had with the game is that some of the visual effects can be distracting when reading dialogue, and some of the side quests are weirdly paced.”
“Just a story you experience and have a few choices in if you want to do a side quest or choose a different dialogue option.”





