Memory's Dogma CODE:01
Japan, 2030 A.D. Memories can now be digitized and archived, allowing people to communicate with the deceased. With only one week left before his best friend’s memories are deleted, can Hiroki uncover the truth behind Sorano’s death?
Memory's Dogma CODE:01 is a visual novel, anime and adventure game
developed by Liz-Arts
and published by Sekai Project.
Released on November 04th 2016 is available only on Windows
in 5 languages: English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Russian.
It has received 356 reviews of which 282 were positive and 74 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.4 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 14.79€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7 or above
- Processor: 2.33GHz or faster x86-compatible processor
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: 128MB or more of graphics memory
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 7 GB available space
- Sound Card: Any audio output
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Clearly only the first part of a series, but does a great job of tying up the loose ends that matter while keeping things open for a continuation. Strong "action-y' VN with a protagonist who manages to stretch the mold in some places (not quite breaking it, but things like attempting suicide to get closer to someone (that's literally the opening of the VN so it's not much of a spoiler) and having intelligent counterpoints to the main villain's arguments rather that being overwhelmed by cuckoo logic make him more interesting than some. Gets a bit chuunibyou at times but for some that might be a bonus. And ends on a sobering and yet hopeful note. Worth it.
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It had a very strong start, very interesting futuristic sci-fi plot, theres some kind of mystery to solve trough your journey. but as the game goes by, you will start o notice some things that doesnt fit at all, some characters who had a very strong introduction, at the end they're not important at all (might change in the future releases of the novel). It clearly seems that the plot was modified by a lot of people trough its writing. At the end, I felt like watching a boring predictable casual anime. I don't reccomend to read it if you expect a complex/intereting plot, cuz it has none. (At the end it was a little unexpected when they revealed the mystery, but thats about it. After that, The rest its just as predictable af.) I will give a very weak "yes" but in this situations its when a "Not sure" button It's badly needed in the steam review section.
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I hope that the developers could see this comment. I generally enjoy this game, but its flaw is as obvious as its shiny points. This game has a extraordinary background setup. In the future, the dead people's memory could be transformed into digital form, so that their friends and families could see them again. Sounds really interesting? My expectation went higher as I played the starting part of the game, which give me a feeling of hard core Si-Fi. But later it comes two people who does not fit in the atmophere of this story at all. Yeah I am talking about Akane and Ema. The story line goes strange since the appearence of these two, well, playing spear and shiled with costume in this seemingly serious Si-Fi story? Instead of reaching any deeper into the topic of Human memory and its relation to the self awarness or something, the main part of the story after that turns to how ESPers fighting with each other(Well no matter how you explain that in "Science", it is still ESP, and it does nothing to the topic of memory). While at the same time the other quality of this game is pretty much high, I feel more pity about this game that it could have been actually reach the height of some famous works. I mean, the characters and CV are pretty good, OST is awsome, and even several scene of the hero's fighting are really moving and strong. This is not a bad game, but it is such outstanding that makes me more concern about the flaws. Since this is only the first part of the story, I suppose there is still chance to explain and complete the logic of the story line, and still chance to dig much more deeper into the topic of human memories. Still recommend this game and looking forward to future improvement!
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EDIT: I finished the game two days ago, a day after I bought it (faststest time for me with a visual novel), but before I make a complete review, I need to let my feelings sink in for a week. I could go on and on about how much I loved it because I get this way after finishing visual novels (or any game) I really like; I want more and I'm sad that it's over. I need about a week or two to look at this game from a non-biased standpoint. Take my incomplete and by no means professional review below for what it is. I'm currently in the middle of this game so my review will be a little incomplete. I'm just gonna give my quick opinion of it without exactly analyzing ever little thing. I'll probably edit and continue my review once I finish the game. For a better and more in-depth review, there are probably some down below, I've been hyped for this game ever since I saw it's trailer on Sekai Projects's Youtube, and so far it hasn't disappointed. When I read the summary, I got the same feeling that I got with Lucid9 (that it's gonna be awesome) which is another visual novel (for FREE) which I highly recommend you play as well. It's made it's way as my favorite visual novel. Back on topic, the story to Memory's Dogma, for me at least, is very engrossing. I love the future-istic world and the lore that comes along with it. One can tell it's very thought out especially when the protagonist goes on to describe how e-Memory would go on to only be used for the deceased. As for the actual current story, I'm hooked. I like all the characters (even ones I didn't at first) so when trust issues arise, I want to have faith in the characters (I am a trusting person by nature though). I've done my best not to put this visual novel "down"(stop readin it for short amounts of time) which doesn't happen very often with me. Even some really good visuals, I get bored of after reading for too long (the only other visual novel to do this was Lucid9). Every time I felt like I wasn getting bored of the story, it would throw a curevball and instantly regian my attention. And when choices arise, I feel very conflicted on what to choose. I obviously haven't replayed the game yet so I can't say whether or not they make much of a difference, but when the timer kicks in and you need to make a decision fast, I found myself freezing up before finally clicking on one. This could be differnt for all people but like I said, this "review" is just my quick opinion so I'll be referring to my experiences making this Overall (even though I only really focused on the story), I am addicted to this game and say it's easily worth the $15 dollars. You won't be disappointed (at least that's what I say). P.S. I'm no expert on art music but I think both are really well done.
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A pretty good VN for something that's funded thru kickstarter.Took me 10.28 Hours to finish. I just in love with this VN. Though certain plot twists were sorta predictable. The story itself is good. It's not Amazing but to me it's good enough to make me play this VN till the next morning without sleep. Great illustrations. Overall a good game to get if you want to play a VN. Would buy the sequel if there is gonna be any. p.s : reina best waifu
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