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Amnesia: Memories

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Critic score2 critics
First release
Dec 19, 2013
Genres
Visual Novel · Drama, Mystery, Fantasy, Romance

Amnesia: Memories is a Japanese otome visual novel game. The game is a remaster of the original first game in Amnesia series, released on the Playstation Portable. Includes bonus new stories, minigames and CG gallery audio commentary. Like other otome games, players will be controlling the main female character and find her love interest from various male characters from the game. The game starts when the main character wakes up without any memory of her past or who she is. With the help of Orion, a mysterious gentleman who appears to be in her side when she wakes up, they venture the world to find her lost memory. During their journey, the protagonist receives a call from another man whom she might know but can’t remember.

Also known as アムネシア ブイ エディション, AMNESIA V Edition, amnesia.exe

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Storyline
A story that takes place in a fictional world... It was the 1st of August. That morning, when she awoke, the heroine found herself without any memories from before August 1st...... Everything, from the sort of life she lived, to the relationships she had, was a blank...... A young boy named Orion appeared in front of her, referring to himself as a "spirit." Under Orion's guidance, the heroine began the struggle to regain her memories. She searched her house for clues about her everyday life, and received a message on her phone... What was displayed on the screen was an unknown name to her. Now, she is asked to meet with him, a boyfriend whose name and face she doesn't know. In a position where who to trust is uncertain, the heroine must move in a way that her memory loss remains undetected by her partner. Because of this, the story becomes tangled in complex ways. With no memories of "him," our heroine will write a new love story starting today......Read more

A story that takes place in a fictional world... It was the 1st of August. That morning, when she awoke, the heroine found herself without any memories from before August 1st...... Everything, from the sort of life she lived, to the relationships she had, was a blank...... A young boy named Orion appeared in front of her, referring to himself as a "spirit." Under Orion's guidance, the heroine began the struggle to regain her memories. She searched her house for clues about her everyday life, and received a message on her phone... What was displayed on the screen was an unknown name to her. Now, she is asked to meet with him, a boyfriend whose name and face she doesn't know. In a position where who to trust is uncertain, the heroine must move in a way that her memory loss remains undetected by her partner. Because of this, the story becomes tangled in complex ways. With no memories of "him," our heroine will write a new love story starting today......

Release dates
PlayStation Vita
Dec 19, 2013
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Aug 25, 2015
PlayStation Vita
Aug 25, 2015
All 6 release dates
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Aug 26, 2015
PlayStation Vita
Aug 26, 2015
Nintendo Switch
Sep 20, 2022
Time to beatIGDB · recorded
Main + Extras
28h
Game modes
Single player
Perspective
Text
Where to buy
Keywords
amnesia, otome

At a Glance

Critic Score
70
Main + Extras (IGDB)
28h

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Steam users rate this Very Positive, 3,827 reviews in all languages, recorded 16 October 2026

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