About This Game Memoranda is a game about forgetting and being forgotten!A point and click adventure game with magic realism elements that tells the story of a young lady who gradually realizes she is forgetting her own name. Is she really losing her memory or is there something else that could explain the strange circumstances?The story happens in a quiet little town where a few ordinary and strange characters live together. Including a World War II surviving soldier to an elephant taking shelter in a man’s cottage hoping to become a human. There is one thing all these characters have in common: they are losing something. It could be a name, a husband or even someone’s sanity!The story is inspired by various Haruki Murakami short stories that describe a surreal world full of lonely characters.Features - A classic 2D point and click adventure game in a magic realism setting.- Unique and beautiful hand-drawn full-HD 2D graphics.- Inspired by many of Haruki Murakami’s short stories.- Original soundtrack with more than 15 tracks.- Thousands of lines of dialog with English voice over.- Meet more than 35 characters in 40 different locations. 1075eedd30 Title: MemorandaGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Bit ByterzPublisher:Digital DragonRelease Date: 25 Jan, 2017 Memoranda Crack Folder Download I was in the kickstarter for this, and completely missed that it already released in January. This is a slow, calm, contemplative little point & click adventure game, with a wonderful, dreamlike, surreal atmosphere, surrounding a number of little short narratives our main character comes across during her attempts to recover her name. Some of them are more succesful than others, but they are all interesting and enjoyable. There's a fair bit of humour, but the game isn't out to make you laugh, but rather smile wistfully. The puzzles have an in-game logic that makes sense once you've figured them out, but before that, because of the non-linear order you may solve some of them, you will end up in situations where you have no idea what to do next. If you find those moments incredibly frustrating in old-school adventure games, then consider this a fair warning. The developers have mercifully added a hotspot reveal button, and some of the bigger puzzles screens have multi-stage hints that you can use if you need. Even then you will occasionally get stuck, and will backtrack through screens trying to find what you've missed. I very much enjoyed my time with the characters, and greatly appreciate the tone and the introspective nature of the little journey you take. The visual style is gorgeous and the superb soundtrack greatly adds to the atmosphere. It all feels like you're going on a little walk through a poem, while someone plays jazz vinyls on an old gramophone.8/10. is game very good with complicated puzzles,Be sure to buy this gameیک بازی ایرانی عالیه با معما ها و پازل ها خیلی سخت و درگیر کننده پشینهاد میکنم حتما این بازی را تهیه کنید واقعا ارزش داره. This game has some bad points, like extremely absurd puzzle and the story could've been better.But somehow there's a charm to this game and the art is gorgeous, so I kinda had a good time.If you really hate absurd puzzle, I would suggest to stay away. (If not prepare a walkthrough on the side). Coming into the game primarily because of the Murakami inspiration, the atmosphere and aesthetics of Memoranda won me over. I'm not the biggest point-and-click fan, having only played a handful of the classics, but the puzzles were largely reasonable (though the hints, which may have been added in an update [?] are a welcome addition in some cases) if not always feeling connected to the story or anything. The ones I found confusing mostly made more sense in hindsigh, which is more than can be said for some of those classics I've played. I did spend a little time thrashing about, trying fruitlessly to combine objects in the inventory with each other and the environment, but that was almost always resolved by taking a break and coming back to the game later.The English script and voice work (can't speak for any other/future languages) is a little stilted and awkward, but I found the characters endearing overall. Like in a lot of Murakami's work, everything and everyone feels just at arm's length and a little out of focus; whether intentionally or not, I felt like it fits the jigsaw puzzle of a story. The music and art are lovely, giving it an off-kilter storybook feel, and I'd definitely be interested in more games with this art style. I don't often replay games, but this is short and pleasant enough that it might be nice to return to after some details of the story and puzzles fade, just to soak up the atmosphere.My overall impression: this is a thoughful game, and feels to me like it was made with a lot of care and passion. I only found Memoranda well after release, but would've been happy to have been a Kickstarter backer and received this game in return.. I know Point'n'Click players would like new games to have interesting art and original feelings to it, and sometimes we buy games because that is the message we wanna send the devs - there is a market for quality and innovation. I honestly suggest, however, that this is not the one you should endorse. The graphical aspects are as good as they get, but the places and people they depict are very western and instead of contributing to surrealism, they just collide with clearly Japanese references from the source material. Taking the tale to a new location made it weird, not surreal. The trailer highlights aspects of the characters that are not present in the story, and if it is supposed to approach losing things, or ones identity, or any overall theme, it is not there. They didn't pull it. Which is a shame. As pointed out, the puzzles/continuity/following logical leaps is the low point of the game, but the real let down is, even if you are not there for the puzzles, even if you wanna forgive the pacing that comes from the off-putting storytelling, if you are only around for a breeze of fresh air in games, it doesnt deliver. It is like a movie director with a good script (the source material), some great locations and photography (congratz there), actors that could do a good enough job, but he, himself, is a terrible director, so he just ruins the potential - I can't forgive that.. The connection to Murakami's work seems to be in reference only- I wouldn't say the game explores many of the themes common in Murakami's work. When the game worked, it was pretty whimsical. When it didn't, it was an obtuse chore. Best played with a guide to avoid visiting the same locations over and over to see if anything's changed.. Happened upon this game somewhere before it was released, and I'm glad I did! Loved the graphics and the story. Some of the puzzles were really difficult to solve, and the vibe is a bit weird in general (in a good way). Wished the game is lot longer.. The puzzles are too random to enjoy the game if you are determined to solve all the puzzles yourself. But if you are comfortable keeping the walkthrough open so that you can just click through the whole game and watch the story, is does make an interesting (and very odd) visual novel. I spent a lot of time thinking "I'm so glad I didn't try to work THAT one out myself". I admit that I thought they would furthar into more of the mental health issues that were hinted at, but I guess that's not what this one is about.. A game to relax and work your brain out simultaneously!Solving ridculously challenging puzzles and then crossing them out of your memoranda is probably one of the most satifying experiences I ever had in a gameI probably would've enjoyed it a lot more if I knew Haruki Murakami's works, there were instances where I felt like the game is telling me to freak out because something was a reference to something.
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