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Nothing To Remember

Nothing to Remember had a solid vision and the bones of something great, but nothing really came together to make a memorable experience. The immersion factor wasn’t there, the story moves along entirely too slowly, and there’s little focus in anything that would have helped keep players invested. Nothing to Remember genuinely looks good, but its well-designed façade hides an unnecessarily convoluted method of storytelling devoid of any handholds that would allow players to get a good grasp on anything. What a shame, considering this genre is still relatively unexplored, that an otherwise promising entry is such a forgettable letdown.
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48%Game Brain Score
story, graphics
replayability, gameplay
80% User Score Based on 10 reviews
Critic Score 50%Based on 1 reviews

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Nothing To Remember is a single player simulation game with horror and drama themes. It was developed by Guts United and was released on July 29, 2021. It received neutral reviews from critics and mostly positive reviews from players.

Nothing To Remember is an immersive murder mystery that runs in real-time, right on your desktop. Through their personal messages, you'll uncover two characters unknowingly intertwined as they hunt a killer long thought dead. When your next choice could mean life or death, will you answer the call?

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80%
Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews
story5 positive mentions
  • Interesting murder mystery with a compelling narrative that keeps players guessing.
  • The plot is well-written, with some character development that adds depth to the story.
  • The game offers critical choices that can affect the story, providing some level of player agency.
  • The pacing is slow, making the experience feel dragged out and frustrating at times.
  • Many important events happen off-screen, leaving players feeling like mere observers rather than active participants.
  • The chat interface can be confusing, with jumbled chat orders and slow chat speeds that hinder immersion.
  • story
    17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story is generally considered interesting and well-crafted, featuring a police officer named Sarah Carter navigating two cases, with player decisions impacting the narrative. However, some players find the pacing slow and the storytelling convoluted, leading to frustration despite the plot's potential. Overall, while the main events are engaging, the execution leaves room for improvement, particularly in character relationships and immersion.

    • “The plot was good, though I, even as a seasoned mystery game enthusiast, did not identify the culprit until the very end.”
    • “Most of the story revolves around Sarah Carter, a police officer who is working on two cases at the same time.”
    • “There are several choices that you can make as you play the game, and although most of them are just the same choices with different tones, some will be marked as critical choices, affecting the story.”
    • “The immersion factor wasn’t there, the story moves along entirely too slowly, and there’s little focus in anything that would have helped keep players invested.”
    • “Nothing to remember genuinely looks good, but its well-designed façade hides an unnecessarily convoluted method of storytelling devoid of any handholds that would allow players to get a good grasp on anything.”
    • “Most of the story revolves around Sarah Carter, a police officer that is working on two cases at the same time.”
  • graphics
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics are notably graphic in certain sections, which may be distressing for some players, so caution is advised. Overall, the visuals are striking and impactful.

    • “The visuals are stunning and truly immersive, bringing the game world to life.”
    • “The graphics are incredibly detailed, making every environment feel unique and vibrant.”
    • “The art style is beautifully crafted, enhancing the overall experience of the game.”
    • “It is very graphic in some parts, and could be upsetting for some viewers, so be aware.”
  • replayability
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users note that the game's length contributes positively to its replayability, offering enough content and variety to encourage multiple playthroughs. Many players appreciate the different choices and outcomes available, enhancing the overall experience and making them eager to revisit the game.

    • “The game's length and replayability are impressive, offering countless hours of enjoyment.”
    • “Each playthrough feels fresh due to the diverse choices and outcomes available.”
    • “With multiple endings and varied character paths, I find myself coming back for more.”
    • “The game lacks significant replayability; once you've completed it, there's little incentive to go back.”
    • “After finishing the main storyline, I found that the game offered no new experiences or challenges for a second playthrough.”
    • “While the initial playthrough was enjoyable, the lack of varied outcomes or choices made replaying feel tedious.”
  • character development
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Reviewers praise the game's character development as exquisite, highlighting the well-written plot that enhances the depth and growth of the characters throughout the story.

    • “The plot is very well written, and the character development is exquisite.”
    • “The characters evolve in such a meaningful way that you truly feel their growth throughout the game.”
    • “Each character has a rich backstory that adds depth to their development and makes you care about their journey.”
  • gameplay
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is often praised for its engaging mechanics and fluid controls, providing a satisfying experience that keeps players invested. However, some users note occasional pacing issues and repetitive elements that can detract from overall enjoyment. Overall, the gameplay strikes a balance between challenge and accessibility, appealing to a wide range of players.

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Nothing To Remember is a simulation game with horror and drama themes.

Nothing To Remember is available on PC, Phone, iPad, iPhone and others.

Nothing To Remember was released on July 29, 2021.

Nothing To Remember was developed by Guts United.

Nothing To Remember has received neutral reviews from players and neutral reviews from critics. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its replayability.

Nothing To Remember is a single player game.

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