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Forgotten Memories: Remastered - Classic survival horror | itch.io page live, Steam wishlist open

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Hi everyone! We're Psychose Interactive, the developers of Forgotten Memories: Remastered. Our official itch.io page is now live, and we'd love to introduce the game to the community.

Play as Rose Hawkins, a determined detective drawn into a disturbing investigation. Explore an unfamiliar world, solve environmental puzzles and manage scarce supplies in a third-person psychological survival horror adventure inspired by the classics of the 1990s. Decide when to fight and when to hide as you uncover Rose's story and meet the mysterious Noah.

The remaster brings updated lighting, models, textures, sound and music, restored cinematics, new interactions and hidden secrets.

This is a page announcement: the PC demo is planned but is not available to download yet. You can follow our itch.io page for updates and wishlist the full game on Steam:

Remastered is already available on iOS and Android. Forgotten Memories is also available for the original Nintendo Switch; the store links are on our itch.io page.

What draws you most to classic survival horror: exploration, puzzles or tense resource management? We'd love to hear from you.

For me, exploration is the biggest draw, especially when environmental puzzles slowly piece together a character's past. Will Rose and Noah's relationship also unfold through details you find while exploring?

Absolutely, characters are entangled and they have a deep and complex development. You also have multiple endings and lot of secrets and layers that you will be uncovering as you dig more.

Peeling back the layers of character relationships alongside multiple endings feels like every new detail changes how you see the cast. My team is also building an AI anime RPG where you drive the story through free-text input, and we're looking for people to check out the opening and how the characters react. Would you be down to give it a casual try? It's a free web demo, no long review needed. If you're interested, I can drop the link and a personal invite code right here.