Summer In Memoria

Summer in Memoria is a psychological point-and-click mystery adventure game that will make you feel like you're living a fever dream! The overall tone of the game is very dark, and definitely not for the faint of heart - some scenes (namely unlockable bad endings) were outright gruesome and chilling to watch. Not to mention the overall objective of the game is...well, you know. I found that there was a surprising amount of light-hearted flavor text and characters scattered throughout the world, which simultaneously made the process of exploring much more fun and added to the game's spoopy charm. The game showcases a number of freaky, adorable, and quirky monsters and landscapes; I never knew what was going to show up next or what to expect, for that matter. I especially loved the underwater-esque area with the office (and the boss that rambles a bunch of buzzwords like "synergy")! The world is incredibly imaginative and it was nice to see the attention to detail provided, with various creatures appearing in different places at different points in the game. Some of the dialogue and puzzles were especially interesting (though I got stuck on some of them and later felt silly for missing obvious things LOL). The mystery aspects of the game kept me hooked, and I ended up playing the game in one sitting. Or...at least I think I did. There are multiple endings, lol. If you enjoy dark / creepy psychological games (or just plain want to feel tripped out), you should definitely give Summer in Memoria a try!

The story is really interesting and the puzzles are well done. I liked the joke endings and the true ending was cool.

Summer in Memoria is a great game! Really enjoyed the speed of movement. Excellent haunting vibes. The dialog is fun and is generously peppered with clever jokes. I've only managed to find 3 endings so far but I'm hoping I can find all the rest that I missed. The music has great ambiance for each area. Definitely worth the 5-8 hours of gameplay.

This was a really fun one. The escape-room style puzzles were interesting and challenging without being frustrating, the writing was equal parts wacky and unsettling, and the atmosphere was unlike anything else I've played before. it's not terribly long but it doesn't need to be; it has just enough in the way of secrets and special endings to compel you to see it all the way through. if you're searching for a unique indie game experience, look no further.