12 Memory Lane

Jeu narratif court très agréable! L'histoire se dévoile chapitre par chapitre, le gameplay est fluide et on est vite pris par l'histoire grâce à l'ambiance du lieu. Très bonne découverte!

An immersive game with beautiful graphics and a soundtrack that perfectly complements it. The story is interesting and original. I would have liked the game to be longer and have some animations to make it less static, but for a free game, it's absolutely fantastic.

The controls are a bit harder to get used to in the beginning, but you get over that fairly quickly. The story is absolutely crushing and even when you think you know most of it already, new pieces of information come up and you are thrown under another huge wave of emotions. Overall an amazing, a little over an hour long, game that I would definitely recommend, if you like a bit of a - not-that-difficult - detective work and "diary-driven" mechanics (and hurting yourself emotionally).

Please take the warning at the beginning seriously and play this game only if you are able to handle heavier themes well. Especially if you are currently struggling with issues related to [spoiler] dementia, alcoholism, or loss, [/spoiler] you might be better off giving it a pass. I’m not sure if starting it today was such a good idea, but once I was immersed, I felt compelled to see how it ended. What followed was an intense hour of "walking simulator" gameplay, featuring clever—and at times quite challenging—puzzles (though the gameplay itself is very forgiving). Technically speaking, there was nothing to complain about either. It may not be *Edith Finch* or *Gone Home*, but it’s not far off—and it’s free.

Buen juego, al inicio no entendí la mayoría de cosas, pero después de una segunda vez logré entender la historia y es buena para lo corta que es.

kıza ve öz. sadeliği ve sakinliği insanı dinlendiriyor. anlattığı kısa hikaye de insanı üzüyor.

12 Memory Lane is a walking simulator where every room in a beautifull designed house unravels a little bit more of the family plot with light deduction. The phone was meant to ring between chapters but didn't happen for me, so wandered around aimlessly for a bit wondering if I'd missed something obvious. I liked how the furniture and objects would shift to symoblise Henry's confused state of mind and respect the sensitive treatement of dementia