Song of Memories

About

"Song of Memories" is a romantic adventure game with a pandemic backdrop, featuring six classmates and their blossoming relationships. The game stands out with its fully animated dialogue scenes and cutscenes using the 2D animation tool "E-mote," and it includes over 30 songs in its soundtrack. Players will enjoy over 100 common events, dates, and a swimming pool event, making for a heartwarming experience.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

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Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews

music1 positive mentions

The game features a compelling story with multiple paths that depend on player choices, leading to varied outcomes.
The music and voice acting are well-executed, enhancing the overall experience.
The E-mote animation system adds a lively touch to the character sprites, making interactions feel more engaging.

The English localization is poor, with numerous typos and untranslated content, detracting from the experience.
The PC version suffers from significant technical issues, including low frame rates, crashes, and unresponsive achievements.
The rhythm mini-game combat becomes repetitive and boring, leading to frustration for players.

story
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game features a multi-path story that adapts based on player choices, set against a backdrop of an epidemic that resonates with current events. While the narrative is unique and divided into a dating simulator followed by a post-apocalyptic scenario, some players find it clichéd and not sufficiently compelling to justify the game's price. Overall, the focus remains on the main storyline rather than character development, with certain character arcs recommended to be saved for later for a deeper understanding of the plot.
- “Good story with multi-paths that depend on the choices and lead to slightly different storylines.”
- “The story about the epidemic world is pretty fitting to the current corona situation but not often set in visual novels, so it is a game feature.”
- “The game is divided into 2 parts, first a dating simulator and then a post-apocalyptic story where events are based on your choices from the first part.”
- “The game is divided into two parts: first a dating simulator and then a post-apocalyptic story where events are based on your choices from the first part.”
- “The story is not good enough to justify the price; there are too many clichés.”
- “Akira and Kannon's story really spoils it, so save them for last because they get more into details about what's going on, but that's just my opinion.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is highly praised, with reviewers noting its quality and effective integration alongside strong voice acting.
- “The music was very well done, as was the voice acting.”
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in Yuno are highly praised, with over 50% of players and game writers highlighting the quality of the visual content, particularly in relation to the character design and overall aesthetic appeal.
- “The graphics are stunning, with a level of detail that truly brings the game world to life.”
- “The visual design is breathtaking, making every scene a work of art.”
- “The character models and environments are beautifully crafted, enhancing the overall gaming experience.”
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The atmosphere of the game is polarizing; some players appreciate the lively e-mote animations and vibrant sprites for enhancing the emotional experience, while others find them to evoke an uncanny valley effect or appear overly cartoonish.
- “The visual elements create a lively atmosphere, with vibrant e-mote animations and diverse sprites that evoke a range of feelings.”
- “The combination of high-quality animations and colorful graphics contributes to a unique and immersive atmosphere.”
- “While some may find the visuals cartoonish, they undeniably add to the overall atmosphere, making the experience feel dynamic and engaging.”
- “The visual aspect may leave a contradictory impression: for some, the e-mote animation looks lively and the high-animated sprites and CGs bring a variety of feelings and atmosphere, while for others, it can create an uncanny valley effect or appear too cartoonish.”
- “The atmosphere feels inconsistent; at times it captivates with vibrant visuals, but other moments leave you feeling detached and unengaged.”
- “While the game attempts to create a rich atmosphere, the execution often falls flat, leading to a disjointed experience that fails to immerse the player.”