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Why are there not torrents for every game?Ī torrent will be created when a game is set as NEW or UPDATED. How are download links prevented from expiring?Īll games are available to be voted on for a re-upload 30 days after they were last uploaded to guard against dead links. This is to deter bots from scraping the site and issuing a DMCA takedown on filehosters. Memoranda by Bit Byterz Kickstarter Discover Memoranda A point & click adventure game with a touch of magical realism Created by Bit Byterz 1,049 backers pledged CA 25,265 to help bring this project to life. Why do I have to complete captcha to view download links? Every installer is checked for authenticity from GOG.com and integrity before uploading.
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It is a memo game for everyone were you have to distinguish. Find the matching cards & Match-Up Picture Match is a great matching games for adults but also an amazing and challenging matching games for all ages. Simple! To upload and share games from GOG.com. This picture matching game will challenge your memorization, concentration, attention and test your brain skills. I so desperately wanted to love Memoranda, but pulling my hair out at the puzzles really sullied things for me.Frequently Asked Questions What is the purpose of this site? It’s a mystery you desperately want to solve, but then it proceeds to torment and frustrate you as you stare at the screen in disbelief, wondering what you’ve missed. But be aware that you will likely have to resort to a guide during some of the games more surreal moments. It’s only likely to take you an afternoon to reach its conclusion, but spending a few hours exploring this beautiful world is a unique and memorable experience. There was no moment of enlightenment, no “why didn’t I spot that sooner?”, just a shrug and then a sigh of exasperation as it happened all over again shortly after.īit Byterz have crafted a lovely looking game with an interesting premise that you want to get lost in. Memoranda is a game for those looking for something a bit different. Some took me hours of wandering and clicking on random things until I just happened to stumble upon the right eventuality by blind luck. Point-and-clickers are made by the logic puzzles they are built upon, and unfortunately, while some of Memoranda’s have obvious solutions, others are incredibly bizarre and obtuse. Where I’m going with this is the puzzles. This is both a blessing and a curse as interactions are thankfully brief, but there’s very little in these conversations to enlighten you as to what you need to be doing or where you should to be going. Interactions with NPCs are much more streamlined than other P&C titles: there’s no branching dialogue trees, and none of that ‘will remember’ moralising stuff, just two to three sections of dialogue and off you go again. The art style compliments this weirdness well with Mizuki’s tired, wild-eyed expression, reflecting the confusing things going on around her, and is brought to life beautifully with stilted, marionette-like animation. The world Mizuki roams is an odd one, populated with singing cats, apothecary birds and elephants wearing grandad jumpers. To make things worse, she’s also haunted by a red-eyed old sailor who keeps her awake at night.
As a result, she keeps photos around her, chronicles thoughts in her diary (here called Memoranda) and can’t leave the house without a map (giving us a convenient fast travel system). The game tells the story of a young woman who has forgotten her own name. A point-and-click adventure inspired by Haruki Murakamis surreal short stories.
The plot follows Mizuki, a girl who has severe issues: she has memory problems which has caused her to forget her own name, where she lives and the names of her friends. With Lisette De Artola, Monica De Leon, Andrew Dennis, Daniel J. Bit Byterz’s Memoranda is another to be added to the growing horde of new P&Cs, boasting a lovely painted art style and like Double Fine’s Broken Age, was funded through Kickstarter. After tailing off towards the end of the first PlayStation era, we’re now blessed with a vast range to choose from: from Telltale’s seemingly never ending output to remasters of old and much more. It’s safe to say that point-and-click games are back in a big way.
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