Me && MORY

A cute atmospheric puzzle game that will take you under an hour to complete. Perfect for a little brain teaser in a near meditative state. The mesmerizing musics, like in the previous game, are adding a lot to the cryptic vibe of the whole experience.

Despite having a minimalistic appearance, the presentation is actually quite good. The game is played on something that resembles a memory device screen. When you switch it on for the first time, you discover that memories must restored first. The goal in each puzzle is to get data packs to their blinking destination. You do this by pushing, a simple but effective mechanic. There is no time limit or any threat, so you can take as much time as you need to solve them. The difficulty is casual for the most part. Since the playing grid is so small, you can immediately see the steps you need to take to complete the puzzle. However, it’s also easy to get yourself stuck because there is no undo move. Pushing a pack into a corner is the most typical wrong move. Although it’s possible to solve a puzzle with the minimum number of steps, which is shown in the pause screen, it’s only there for those who want to test themselves and achievement hunters. Even if it takes you longer to complete a puzzle, you may always try again using the level selection that becomes available once the game is completed. Data packs reveal bits of the story when you bump into them. It’s not much, just a short sentence or "I remember...". The fact that data packs speak every time you run into them is a little annoying. This means you keep getting the same messages each time you want to push a pack. The controls works fine, but you can’t use a gamepad and a keyboard at the same time. If you have a gamepad plugged in, the keyboard doesn’t work.