Lost Dream: Memories Reviews

walking fox👍

The sequel to Fox game. Even BETTER. Sleepy fox is adorable!

This is definitely the best game from Morning Shift Studios so far. The game is actually quite nice. The visuals are stunning at times and the soundtrack is pretty good. The controller support is a lie, just like on the previous Lost Dream game, and there is still a lack of settings, but overall I'd say this game is worth a shot if you like walking simulators. The game is short though (about 30 mins if you just rush through for the achievements), so maybe wait for a sale if you see fit.

I knew the game would look visually beautiful because thats the standard Morning Studios has set but my god did this blow all expectations out of the pretty little lake water. Massive areas with incredible looking sunsets, fog, foliage, biomes and music straight out of fucking LotR

This is a walking simulator where you need to find yourself. The music and art style in this game is really great. You want to explore every inch of the areas, because it is so beautiful. Overall it takes about 30 minutes to complete and unlock all the achievements.

This game is broken. It most certainly does NOT have full controller support(logitech f310), only one stick and none of the buttons work regardless of what setting is used. Broken achievements, and multiple areas where the fox starts "flying" where it looks to be swimming in mid-air.

nice low poly style walking game. Few achievements, nice graphics and nice character. I can only say holy moly

Beautifully constructed, yet lacking in any real content or meaning, Lost Dream: Memories is without a doubt, a pretty bad walking simulator. There are many walking simulators around, many without any real content in them, yet they somehow manage to keep me entertained for the most part. This game tried to give you some sort of story, but failed to actually make it interesting and meaningful. You play as a fox, and as far as I know, you've lost your memories of how you happened upon the place where you wake up in. You go on a journey to... find yourself? Your memories? That part is still a little confusing to me. You basically walk around levels, finding spots where you can nap and get achievements for each, but other than that there is not really anything to do. The Nap achievements were also in the wrong order, where Nighty Nap and Peaceful Fields achievements were reversed. It was obviously a mistake on the devs part, but it's not game breaking nor does it make the game impossible to 100%, so it was just a minor inconvenience. I don't believe this game is worth the money, maybe for those collecting games, but other than that it's not great. I wouldn't recommend it.

Lost Dream: Memories is mainly a running simulator of a fox running through multiple environments. Beware that it gives you motion sickness! I completed this in 30 minutes and missed half of the achievements, but am not interested in another run through. It is a very basic game with nothing in the environment other than the fox. A few bird calls were heard and seen in the sky but that is it. Orchestral music is playing at full blast. There is no story at all. No spoken word but only text which can barely be read as it is black against the background. The environments were very pretty but very bare as I stated previously. The poly graphics were the games redeeming feature. The mouse sensitivity is high so you can easily lose control of the fox. At one stage the fox jumped on boxes outside a house and got its head stuck so I could see inside the house!! If you move the camera down, the fox is suddenly floating in the air! I have a negative view on this as it is not a game. You just press W and guide the fox. Sacred Valley by this dev is much better in my opinion. At least you had some quests to complete in that game. Simply not good enough. Give it a miss. 4/10.