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Amnesia: Memories (2013)

Amnesia: Memories cover
Developer
Otomate
Publisher
Idea Factory, Idea Factory International, Inc.
Platforms
PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation Vita, Nintendo Switch
Genres
Visual Novel
Rating
2.7 of 5, 19 player ratings
Main story
about 28 hours
Where to get it
Nintendo eShop

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How it feels

A mysterious, emotionally charged otome mystery of lost memory and budding romance.

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About

Amnesia: Memories is a Japanese otome visual novel game. The game is a remaster of the original first game in Amnesia series, released on the Playstation Portable. Includes bonus new stories, minigames and CG gallery audio commentary. Like other otome games, players will be controlling the main female character and find her love interest from various male characters from the game. The game starts when the main character wakes up without any memory of her past or who she is. With the help of Orion, a mysterious gentleman who appears to be in her side when she wakes up, they venture the world to find her lost memory. During their journey, the protagonist receives a call from another man whom she might know but can’t remember.

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