Remember, Remember

Remember, remember - досаточно интересная игра, которую я умудрилась пройти практически полностью где-то за пять часов. Скажу честно, я - тот еще "любитель" хорроров, но повелась на красивую рисовку и возможность романсить некоторых персонажей... типично, да, но под конец сама игра оказалась очень даже не плоха. Я за один раз прошла игру, можно сказать, полностью (каждый раз возвращалась на сохранения и переигрывала диалоги с персонажами), хоть с концовками и пришлось повозиться. Чесслово, долго сидела, но до сих пор не уверена, видела ли все варианты развития сюжета. В общем и целом: игра атмосферная, спрайты героев, бэкграунды и CG приятны глазу, сюжет более или менее интересный, да и общение с персонажами тоже не подводит. Честно признаюсь, симпатизирую исключительно двум романсибельным персонажам (Роза и Питер), потому что они сами по себе приятные и классные персонажи (несмотря на некоторые обстоятельства), в то время как Ксавье и Лиза - ну такое себе... Я бы честно их с удовольствием оставила умирать (что яи делала несколько раз), но получение всех концовок - дело святое. Самый неприятный персонаж - Лиза, и вы достаточно быстро уезнаете, почему (ох уж эти концовки...) Кстати, злодей тоже ни че такой - он, конечно, неслабо так подзпарился с этой игрой в стиле Пилы, но у благих намерений глаза велики... или как-то так :) Могу порекомендовать игру, она достаточно короткая и проходится легко (поверьте, я полный лох в играх, и уж если я так говорю, то можете даже не сомневаться). Думаю RR многим придется по вкусу :зс

This visual novel has decent voice acting, good looking art and a story that may turn out to be compelling if you get to experience it. So why did I give it a negative review? The damn maze mini game! This game forces you to play a maze game in order to progress the story. It isn't skipable, I was unable to complete the 3rd one and I died. If I wanted to play a maze game I would have bought a maze game. Heck the first time I didn't even have a keyboard handy since I was playing from my couch. I wont be revisiting this game unless they let you skip the mazes in a later patch.

At first I was ready to give it a negative review, but for some reason I just kept playing and playing. Honestly, it is hard for me to justify a negative review after sinking this many hours into it. It didn't really scratch the psychological horror itch I've have for a while now, but it still provided a decent story with a twist or two that caught me off guard.

Mais um jogo maravilhoso de Michaela, ADOREI TUDO, Historia,musica,personagens,romance,yaoi. #agrardandoProximoJogo!!, vcs tem muitos fâs no Brasil! kissus bye #HowToUnlock : Masochistic Pleasure Archievement??(IT'S A MYSTERY)!!

I love the game, the only thing is that even with the preformance turned down the mazes are still quite laggy. But that could also be my laptop being a piece of ♥♥♥♥. story very immersive, multiple endings and so on.. reminds me of the 999 series with an original Michaela/Ethan twist of course ^^ looking forward for more.

I really enjoyed the overall concept, and storyline of the game. Great characters, great voice actors, and a great narrative! However, when I play a visual novel, I really enjoy being able to go through the story and see every possible bit of dialogue so I get the story from every angle. I didn't bother with this one because I could never get past the last game to save all 4 people no matter how hard I tried or how fast I got. I personally play visual novels to relax, and I ended up so frustrated after several hours, I just killed everyone and called it a day. I still highly recommend buying the visual novel though if you don't mind playing the games because like all of Michaela's content the story was well written and definitely enjoyable.

Remember Remember (the fifth of November?) is a VN based around a SAW like murdergame premise: there's five people in a bunker, captured by a mastermind who puts them through a high stress 'game'. I was drawn to this as a somewhat-fan of 999, I liked the concept of that game and its mechanics, but felt its story was pretty over the top and nonsensical, so an indie take on a similar idea was interesting to me. My big up front warning with this game: if the concept of having to play a minigame in your VN is a red flag to you, stay away from this title. 'Mask', your captor, has the protagonist play variants of a maze minigame repeatedly to try and get through the plot and discover the truth about the group's past. It's a pretty tough little game too: I took a fair few tries before beating this game, and I'd advocate saving each time Mask calls for a game (He gives a fair amount of warning.) That said, I enjoyed this game. The voice acting was solid, parts of the plot were quite surprising, the characters were pretty nice and believable, and the did a good job of balancing sympathy for the group and tension of a high stress environment. It's pretty short, even by indie VN standards, but there's replay value for the achievement hunters amongst us, as well as those who like seeing multiple sides of a story/exploring different characters, and I feel a single playthrough will be quite satisfying to those ok with an indie VN being on the short side. So yeah. Recommended! Though if I see another one of those damned shadow creatures again it'll be too soon.

**Slight Spoiler Warning** Remember, Remember practically had me sitting at the edge of my seat with the mazes, since things like that make me really nervous and slightly stressed. I had a lot of fun learning the dark story of what happened to Sara, and doing the five agonizing mazes. The mazes were challenging and fun, and once you got the hang of them they become easy enough to not freak out over. The game had great voice acting and it was story rich, even though it wasn't very long. Overall, I had fun with the game, and I haven't even done everything yet!

First visual novel I physically and emotionally cannot complete.

Its... absolutely ridiculous to have a laggy maze game be mandatory to play even in replays of the main story to progress the game. My computer can handle a lot, but the maze's lagginess and the time limits both kill any enjoyment. If you absolutely must have the mazes every negative review addresses, then one of the first things done in the game post release should have been making them less laggy, or longer times, in addition to not mandating their replay.