- May 11, 2017
- Ethan Nakashima
- 2h median play time
Remember, Remember
Platforms
About
"Remember, Remember" is a narrative-driven first-person puzzle game. You play as a detective with the ability to manipulate time and memory. The game features a mysterious and suspenseful storyline, where you must uncover the truth behind a series of murders while exploring a beautifully stylized and surreal world. Use your time-bending powers to uncover clues, solve puzzles, and reveal the shocking twists.





- The story is intriguing and well-written, with emotional depth and a compelling mystery that keeps players engaged.
- The voice acting and artwork are of high quality, enhancing the overall experience and immersion in the game.
- There are multiple endings and character routes, providing replayability and opportunities to explore different aspects of the narrative.
- The maze mini-games are frustratingly difficult and poorly optimized, leading to a disjointed experience that detracts from the visual novel elements.
- Technical issues, such as lag and unresponsive controls during the maze segments, significantly hinder gameplay enjoyment.
- The requirement to replay maze sections to unlock different story outcomes is tedious and can lead to player frustration.
story
86 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of the game is described as intriguing and emotionally engaging, featuring a well-written horror thriller narrative with strong character development and surprising plot twists. However, many players feel that the mandatory maze gameplay disrupts the storytelling flow and detracts from the overall experience, limiting the time spent on the actual plot. Despite these criticisms, the voice acting and art are praised, and the game is recommended for those who enjoy exploring multiple story outcomes.
“The story is fantastic.”
“All that waiting paid off, and I wasn't disappointed; another game with fantastic writing, great characters, and a story that keeps you guessing the whole way through and packs a strong emotional punch.”
“The story, first off, is really intriguing and I found myself trying to pick apart the mystery before I got to the end.”
“Hamfisted story, forced-in gameplay, and overdone voice acting.”
“Only about 15-20 minutes of my play time was actual story-plot material.”
“Since I can't get past the maze I am on, I probably won't get to finish this game and therefore the storyline is wasted.”