Publishing: unmemory – A mystery game you can read. A noir novel you can play.

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“An innovative proposal of interactive fiction that immerses you in the story through a masterful mix of puzzle and reading” – Iván Fernández Lobo, Founder & Managing Director at Gamelab.

A new storytelling format

unmemory lives at the intersection of literature and game, blending narrative, interactive means and game mechanics to immerse yourself in a thriller story of memories and revenge.

The Killer Kittens are a band of sexy thieves. Many are after their valuable loot but there is only one person in the world who knows where it is hidden: you. Everything would be fine if it wasn’t for a small detail: you can’t remember anything.

Use your logic, deduction and discovery skills to overcome challenging puzzles and move forward. Bring order to your memories to solve the mystery and discover an uncomfortable truth.

More information

http://unmemory.info
Instagram: @unmemory.game
Facebook: @unmemory.game

Support their Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/unmemory/unmemory-a-text-based-game-an-interactive-escape-b

 

Published by NekoJonez

I'm a Belgian game blogger. I write a diary on the games I play and collect. So, I play retro and modern games. Console or PC, it doesn't matter to me, as long as I'm having fun. Besides that: IT Admin of 2 big Belgian art schools, hobbyist stage actor, WordPress polyglot. I write first impressions, reviews and I also give my opinion on various elements of the gaming industry or game design. I'm also very active behind the scenes to aid other gaming bloggers with various things. Outside of writing, I'm a hobbyist stage actor, graduate network manager and various other things. When you want to be up-to-date with the latest things in my life: http://twitter.com/nekojonez Reviews, first impressions and more. Visit my blog: https://arpegi.wordpress.com/ Fulltime dayjob: IT Admin at an art secondary school in Ghent.

6 thoughts on “Publishing: unmemory – A mystery game you can read. A noir novel you can play.”

  1. This sounds interesting. Fond memories of my old Choose Your Own Adventure collection, along with the more complex takes on the formula such as Fighting Fantasy, a Knightmare-themed ripoff and some excellent Asterix adventure books that came with a number of cool “props” that you had to use to solve puzzles.

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