Never Forget Me

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This was beyond tedious than the original game to move the plot further by raising arbitrary stats that barely feel necessary, & despite being a sequel the dialogue has gotten wore quality wise. I loved the original game so much in middle school, & maybe I should keep these happy nostalgic memories intact & return this to get something I truly enjoy.

Just a nice way to kill time and enjoy the story laid out before you. A little tedious on the weeks screen but otherwise I really liked playing this game.

Ich hab mir so sehr eine Fortsetzung gewünscht, ich war schon echt neugierig, was mit Amy dann noch so los ist. Ich finde, das ist ein würdiger Nachfolger und in jeder Route und Geschichte steckt so viel Liebe zum Detail . Ich bin sehr begeistert *.* Ich habe lieber die Visual-Novel-Form gespielt, aber auch die andere Form mit den Statuswerten ist super gemacht, daher habe ich da nichts zu meckern. Die Achievements sind schaffbar, die Musik ist schön, die Zeichnungen sind wie beim Vorgänger, also nicht vom Titelmenü abschrecken lassen ;) Sehr schönes Spiel :)

Had fun with this game, wish the game play was more like the first game tho

The soundtrack is lovely. And it's a lot better than Always Rememer Me. It's one of the few VN which ACTUALLY talks about the struggles after a happily-ever-after and how hard it is to make relationships work. Probably my favourite Winter Wolves VN. Did I mention it has an amazing soundtrack?

i really like this game, it's defininetly worth buying if it's on sale. Amy is really relatable, her relationship with Hugh is my favorite one all the routes are fun to play and discover the different endings (one ending in particular... i was shook lol) i highly recommend playing the first game before playing this one

If you played the first game and enjoyed it, I would generally recommend skipping playing this one. Instead turning to your own imagination or the fan fictions out there if you want to see more these characters and their stories. You will probably be happier that way. The first game left a lot of things left up in the air with the writing, but the sequel does so more. You are forced to make many decisions on things you MIGHT have saw or read about in game but most likely haven't. Like many other games where players get to make decisions with a voiceless MC, it can be difficult to make the decision you meant to. Since we regularly don't know the tone the FMC will take until we commit. Gameplay isn't about blind faith, trust, and putting other characters first all the time, this isn't a criticism just a statement. Probably a good sprinkle of reality for the players of this game who are newer to such relationships. Much of it is about the FMC speaking about her own needs, which seems to be a valuable lesson for a lot people. People who tend to switch into people pleaser mode with the people they care about. Relationships are a two way street. Overall, I found this sequel pretty cynical and depressing for a sequel to an otome game...Despite what it may or may not teach the players about. When playing this game, you should assume that if you, as the player, don't have the FMC talk about certain issues in the moment that they are not discussed in unseen moments when it may be more appropriate and productive to have those conversations. Which is something I don't particularly love about many VNs, the whole not having a proper discussion at a better time thing (as it is rather unrealistic storytelling wise), not important things happening behind the scenes thing. }} The new game mechanic takes some getting used to. But it is fine. I preferred the game mechanic from the first game. While it does feel like there is more writing in this game than there was in the first, other areas were a bit of a let down. Unless you play in VN mode, you spend about half of the game looking at a boring screen rather than art.

I played Always Remember Me many, many years ago and I found it decent. I hesitated to buy Never Forget Me because I'm not used to otome games featuring married life and I figured it would be quite boring. However, I ended up buying the game and I didn't regret it. In some ways, I would say it's even better than Always Remember Me because the dialogue and the story is more interesting and you get to know the characters on a much deeper level than in the first game. In this game you're basically playing to save your marriage and your relationship and trust me, it's more fun than it sounds. The only problem I had was the stat-raising. Now, I don't mind stat-raising per se, but I would prefer it to be a bit more interactive and meaningful. In this game it feels that the stat-raising is there just to be there. Other than that, I would definitely recommend this game, but it might be better to play Always Remember Me first, otherwise you might get a bit confused.

I really enjoyed this game. The main character comes across as very human. Her job varies depends on who she's married to and the various issues vary. All of the stories are interesting. I didn't play the stat building part of the game, just the straight up visual novel so I can't comment on that.