Optical illusions reach Virtual Reality! Challenge your mind rotating the pieces to clean up the chaos.
Platforms
PC PSVRGenres
Adventure Indie Simulator
Languages: English and 9 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
PlayStation Galaxy
By Robert EncisoSong of Memories reminds you to cherish those simple moments you have in life, appreciate the normal routines you do and casual conversations between friends for we don’t know when it will all change.
Chalgyr's Game Room
By Richard YorkI haven't been this disappointed in the first ending I got since…geez, I don't even remember the last time I was as disappointed as I was with the ending I got. Ultimately, Song of Memories had some pretty solid potential, but ultimately squandered a bunch of it with generic characters and poor rhythm gimmick. If a little more though was put into explaining unanswered questions and making the characters a little more unique, this could've been a real gem.
Gameblog
By Jonathan BushleSong of Memories is a good visual novel with convicing graphics, and a surprising story full of love during the apocalypse.
PlayStation LifeStyle
By Jenny JonesSong of Memories is just such a bizarre game. It tries really hard to be different with it's sudden and drastic tonal shifts in storyline, but it's not a game that is going to be held up as one of the greats of its genre. Its sluggish early pacing, forgettable characters, and dull rhythm mini-game means that this can only really be recommended to the most die-hard of fans.
Digitally Downloaded
By Matt SainsburySong of Memories does have an excellent combat system and lite JRPG mechanics. It also has its moments where it's genuinely amusing, and the contrast between the monster story and the fan service-rich romance is... eclectic. It's a difficult game to really pin down, but for those that can let the oddity of it all wash over them, it can also be an surprisingly difficult game to put down.
