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This is something we are trying to incorporate in The Flawless Art’s Tale (TFAT). The story was truly complex and playing the game through multiple times never felt like a chore. When coming back after the murder he knew everything he had learnt on the previous play-through. Shadow of Memories relied on multiple play-throughs where Eike died at the end and was resurrected by a creepy homunculus just to be murdered again. Everyone was a suspect and every time you travelled to would contain intelligent puzzles that drew you nearer to understanding the who’s and why’s of the mystery. The story was deep and the characters interesting, the game really made you feel like a quantum detective unravelling the mysteries of your own death. This game was described as a thinking man’s game and it truly was. Released back in 2001 by Konami the game involved the protagonist, Eike Kusch, time travelling to numerous times to prevent his own death. The first game on the non-chronological list is Shadow of Memories (Shadow of Destiny in the US) on the PlayStation 2.

Retro may be a little inaccurate as games from the early 80s all the way to the present day have helped us design and develop the game giving it an original yet familiar feel.

SHADOW OF MEMORIES SERIES

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