Unmemory Reviews

Apparently, the game Unmemory was developed as a mobile experience, but with a PC version in mind as well, which I’m really glad about, since I rarely play games on my phone and probably would’ve missed this one otherwise. Come to think of it, I can definitely see this interactive thriller with puzzle-adventure elements working well on mobile. It’d be great for a long bus ride or a train trip but like I said, I’d still prefer the PC version any day. You play as someone with a strange memory disorder and after your friend is murdered, your only leads are scattered across photos, notes and audio recordings, and it’s up to you to connect the dots. So you scroll through a narrative where every word and every little detail might be crucial, not just for understanding the plot but for solving the puzzles, uncovering clues and unlocking paths to the truth. Puzzles are clever and the story pulls you in but you’ll need to bring a bit of patience, curiosity and a willingness to read. At first, I tried playing it in short bursts while working, but quickly realized that it deserves a bit more focus and attention. I really enjoyed it and am happy to recommend it.