If you’re looking to embark on a new 2D adventure on Nintendo Switch, My Memory of Us might be what you’re searching for. Inspired by true events from the eyes of two children during World War II, My Memory of Us features a hand-crafted setting brimming with puzzles, stealth elements and moments where you have to utilize survival skills in order to get out of tough situations. The game also includes the voice of legendary actor Patrick Stewart, who serves as the main narrator. Thanks to a partnership between Crunching Koalas, Devolver Digital and Curve Digital, My Memory of Us is now available in the Nintendo eShop with a 20 percent discount for all owners of GRIS and Beholder: Complete Edition.
This was not in the recent Indies Showcase, to my knowledge…
A missed opportunity by them to spread interest no doubt; but that said, indie titles tend to find their audience still, by their sheer nature.
Ok, My Memory Of Us caught me off guard. Bringing a game based on WW2 to the Nintendo Switch is kinda new to me. I like how it uses metaphors to portray the characters. I personally found its artstyle satisfying. This game sorta also reminds me of Ubisoft’s Valiant Hearts. I need to look further into this.
This looks like a potentially mesmerising game to play with what looks like could be a nice story.
See how the reviews go!
The game is hand-crafted? I thought it was made by a machine!
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