
In this free 3D adventure, explore someone's mind and discover their secrets in a surreal story about a father, son, Asian-America and more. Explore a dying father's "Memory World", and travel to familiar, supernatural spaces. By Melos, co-creator of Anodyne and Angeline Era.
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In this free 3D adventure, explore someone's mind and discover their secrets in a surreal story about a father, son, Asian-America and more. Explore a dying father's "Memory World", and travel to familiar, supernatural spaces. By Melos, co-creator of Anodyne and Angeline Era.
The protagonist is Yuito. 31, Japanese-American. Hedge fund analyst. One day he receives a letter from his estranged father, who is dying. It's too late for Yuito to speak to him. But, his father is on life support, so Yuito has an opportunity. He can under go a Memory World Visitation, and enter his father's Memory World - supernatural landscapes where Yuito can explore his father's experiences and secrets. It is risky, Yuito feels compelled to make the journey...
Be sure to buy the $4.99 Fan Pack, which contains the hour-long OST and an exclusive 150+ page artbook containing commentary on the art, music, story and more!

90-120+ minutes long.
Navigate surreal and ''realistic'' areas via simple 3rd-person movement and light platforming. Easy to play.
Converse with characters small and large as Yuito progresses deeper into this Memory World.
A lo-fi art direction influenced by the PSX and N64 era.
A soundtrack by Melos Han-Tani, and talented collaborators.
From Melos Han-Tani, the co-creator of Anodyne and Even the Ocean.
Additional Credits:
Logo: Alex Van Dorp
Yuito Portrait Art: Ray Chen (Linework), Marina Kittaka (Color)
In-game "navigation UI": Marina Kittaka
Box Art: Marina Kittaka
Guest OST Composers: EQUIP (#25), kynes (#18), _zebra (#21), Bryant Canelo (#16)
Russian by bikeroleg - i4v.mail@ya.ru
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탐험 걷기 시뮬레이션 음악, 복고풍 그래픽 및 게임 플레이는 매우 편안하며 워킹 시뮬레이터라는 분류가 잘못된 것은 아니지만, 비주얼 노벨이나 플레이 가능한 영화와 달리 초현실적인 세계를 탐험하는 맛이 있다. 보이지 않는 벽(버그)에 막혀 이동이 안되는 답답함도 있다. 걷기시뮬레이터란 개성이 있는 반면 나쁘게 말하면 예술병 쌔개 걸린 제작자가 만든 게임 인듯.
This is the one game by Melos/Analgesic I didn't like. For a game that's 100% walking and reading, character and camera movement were way too clunky. Exploring grants zero pay off other than hitting invisible walls. The graphics, rather than minimalist, felt lazy. The story, or the way it's told, can be hit or miss; in my case, I grew tired after beating around the bushes so much. I'm not trying to convince anyone not to play All Our Asias. You can always find something of interest to take from their games, something that will change you even if just a little bit, be it an idea, a point of view, an unconventional story you'll hardly find anywhere else... but for me, that alone didn't hold the game together.
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Languages: English, Russian
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
fun game not too hard and good story line :)
Es gratis, no puedo quejarme
Normal bir hikayeye sahip garip bir oyun ben pek çözemedim.
Полный бред.
Linear bare-bones video game, but also a bit of an avant-garde art project and conversation piece. Cool vaporwave aesthetics, strange & dreamy soundtrack. Overall interesting experience, though probably won't gel with everyone.
All Our Asias is a moving, succinct game. One of my favorite aspects of Melos Han-Tani's games is after I'm done smiling, laughing, and crying, I often find myself researching subject matter that is dealt with in game.
Totally worth your time. Though the writing can be on the nose at times Yuito is one of the most fun protagonists I've ever seen. Very much a walking sim that you take your time to enjoy. A little frustrating dealing with the invisible walls but an unforgettable experience.
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