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Some Distant Memory
Released On: Nov 14, 2019
Metascore
Available after 4 critic reviews
7.5
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With an ecological message that cannot be ignored, some gorgeous interwoven narratives, innovative story design, and charming graphics, Some Distant Memory is a pleasure to play. It frames humanity as capable of integrity, love, compassion, and a thirst for knowledge – even in the darkest of times. I think we could all do with a heavy dose of that sentiment.
Some Distant Memory tackles serious topics—love, mortality, and environmental destruction chief among them—but its short playtime means it never has the chance to explore them in much depth, and its discovery-based play style may leave players wishing they had more to do.
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Generally Favorable
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Summary 300 years after the world ended, hope of recovering the past is all but gone. You're tasked with finding the sunken city of Houston by ARORA, a powerful AI capable of rebuilding memories from left behind artifacts, in hopes of finding answers before it's too late.
Rated T
for Teen
Platforms:
- PC
- Nintendo Switch
Initial Release Date: Nov 14, 2019
Developer:
- Galvanic Games
Publisher: Way Down Deep
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