Anamnesia - part 1: am i my body?

Such Interesting story. Definitely give it a try

I found this game very enjoyable even though it is just dialogue with no choices. The story is great and I really liked that sometimes you had to check the log. Would recommend as it is free.

Great mystery visual novel! It's free and fairly short, so why not give it a try? You follow through the perspective of Adrian, who I imagine might be divisive to some since he often hinders progress rather than working together with the group (which can be very frustrating to read). However, the story is very character driven, so everyone feels fleshed out and flawed, and you end up understanding their perspectives. Time flew by while playing, and it's very easy to feel invested and interested in this world. Using the log as a feature in the story was extremely clever, and I love how it's been used so far (although it would be neat to see it utilized even further). This is only part 1, so as expected there are still plenty of mysteries left to solve in this series. Still, I felt like I was given enough closure on the events of this act that I felt satisfied when finishing the game, which is something I was concerned about going into it. As a bonus, I personally really love the character sprite and CG art style, it really helps with setting an eerie mood and helps the game stand out! Very much looking forward to the next parts in this series, and I highly recommend giving it a shot.

Neuf personnes se réveillent piégées dans un centre de recherche abandonné. Répartis en trois équipes, dans des salles différentes, les membres des deux équipes de réponse doivent s'affronter dans un jeu de vie et de mort. Le but : découvrir la « vérité » derrière le membre secret de l'équipe des questions : Emilia. Un roman visuel intrigant et divertissant. Il n’y a pas de choix de dialogue, par conséquent, il est strictement linéaire. Simplement une histoire avec une bande de son originale et de superbes illustrations. Je recommande ce roman visuel, qui est entièrement gratuit pour le plaisir d'une bonne lecture (malheureusement en anglais seulement). Amicalement, Le pasteur .

A really well written Visual Novel. ^~^ Just give it a try, it's free after all!

Really well written and unique visual novel. When it comes to this kind of story, it can often be kind of a challenge to not be overshadowed by the influence of bigger titles like 999 or Danganronpa or whatever. Anamnesia does go in its own direction though, and ended up being fairly emotionally resonant in the direction it did decide to go down. Despite lacking gameplay, the unique little meta twist that Anamnesia has (of which I will not elaborate on) was very interesting, and integrated very well into the story. Once I realized what was going on I found myself ultimately playing into the metanarrative without even realizing. I think that there's more there to be found, even, although I'm not sure exactly how or what I'm missing. I'm strongly looking forward to more parts, although I don't feel as part 1 is an incomplete or lacking experience -- I think that even on its own it stands as something worth experiencing.

Went into this knowing nothing and overall had a really good time! Takes a little while to get into it, in my opinion, especially if you're like me and found Adrian... a little frustrating to be in the perspective of at first - but overtime, learning more about him and the others made the experience very worthwhile. Valerie ended up being my absolute favourite though, I found myself adoring her by the half way mark and I didn't stop. My main issue is that things drag somewhat towards the end, particularly in one section that I've seen another review bring up. I wouldn't say any part of that section is strictly unnecessary, but it's just. So. Darn. Much. It's a lot to take in, especially this late into the game when quite a few of the pieces have already been put together by that point; and much of it is build up to one specific reveal. I think the 'mechanic' of this is really interesting as well and incredibly fun to poke into. But I will say that this is the most literal version of a Visual Novel, and if you play this you have to be aware of that. There are no dialogue choices, no point and click elements. The only mechanic is optional engagement with one small thing, that does not alter the outcome of the story aside from what seems to be pieces of dialogue + your interpretation of events. Overall, would recommend for any fan of death game media with time to kill. Excited for part 2!