
Step into the richly woven tale of Atsushi, a young samurai bound by duty to his ailing father. Undertake a journey of purpose as he faces skilled adversaries and uncovers the echoes of a legacy that will shape his destiny. Realized in a pixel art visual novel with turn based combat.
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Lotus: Lost Memories is a pixel art side-scrolling visual novel with a unique take on turn-based combat! Experience a fresh blend of strategy and action, with Quick Time Events that add a dynamic edge to each battle.


Step into the richly woven tale of Atsushi, a young samurai bound by duty to his ailing father. Navigate alliances, rivalries, and dark secrets from a hidden past that threaten to alter his path. Undertake a journey of loyalty, honor, and betrayal as he faces skilled adversaries and uncovers the echoes of a legacy that will shape his destiny.


Experience a fresh take on turn-based combat. Engage in calculated battles where timing and strategy are everything. Master QTE (Quick Time Events) to give yourself an edge in combat. Block, or unleash a ranged attack to turn the tide of battle.

Encounter a cast of intriguing allies and enigmatic foes, each with their own motives and hidden agendas. As Atsushi builds alliances and face betrayals, every interaction brings him closer to an inevitable showdown with a mysterious figure from his past, one whose intentions could alter your path forever.
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Languages: English
Reviews
Played though the whole game, it was lots of fun. I hope to see lot more from the devs... Little junky and unpolished at times. But It was worth the wait and price. I highly suggest getting it.
I really like this game. It feels a little clunky at times, but the pixel art is so nice and I like the story so far. Some of the fights were a little too hard like the last battle, but it was still fun, and I thought the combat mechanics were nice and I liked how it looked. I also really liked the music and the way the game colour-coded emotions in text. I thought it was pretty cool. Overall a nice game and I enjoyed it!
Three steps back, throw 3 kunai. Cowardmaxxing.
I don't normally write reviews for games I buy but i gotta say this game pleasantly surprised me and I just felt compelled to come and leave a review. After seeing this game at steam next fest back in June and checking out a few trailers and gameplay, i felt like I had to give this game a try. Primarily because I'm big lover of indie and story driven games and especially games set in feudal Japan. Onto the review. This game didn't dissapoint. The story is deep and complex and will have you invested from the moment you start playing. Just when you think you have the story figured out, a big twist in the plot comes in and knocks down everything you believed. Not gonna spoil anything but it's fantastic. The combat mechanics are deep too and add to the replayability value. When you just start you'll be getting thrashed quite a bit as each enemy is unique in the way you have to approach them in combat but you'll learn to adapt as you play on. More moves are added as you play and it'll give you more tools on how to defeat a particular enemy as you progress. You really have to get creative and you can approach a fight multiple ways. It's turn based and also involves blocking, countering, and parrying with a well timed kunai dagger throw (you don't have a lot of these so plan ahead). The combat is a lot deeper than I expected, as I've played turn based story driven games like this before and the combat wasn't nearly as complex or deep, which affected replayability. Honestly I hope this game does really well because I'd love to see these developers make a sequel. Overall well recommended and an amazing addition to your library with high replayability and the story will leave you wanting a sequel.
Really fun and challenging combat! The beautiful pixel art backgrounds and chill music set the perfect vibe and let you focus on the rich, engaging story. Definitely worth the price, highly recommend if you’re into narrative-driven games with satisfying gameplay.
The story in Lotus: Lost Memories hit way harder than I expected. What starts as a simple mission turns into this emotional, layered journey about what it means to move forward. It’s beautifully written, with characters that actually feel real. Loved every minute of it
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