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The title screen and main menu

The start of the game. The entire game is viewed via Yuito's laptop interface with his father's memories

The game starts with a dream sequence which introduces the player to the keyboard controls

This is Yuito, he's arguing with his mum about connecting to his father. While in Memory World he is portrayed as a small robot

There had to be a catch, if Dad dies while Yuito is in Memory World then he dies too. The entire game world is surreal and a bit blocky like this

Just arrived in Memory World. After traveling a short distance Yuito reaches a large tower. The blue spinning shape in the left means we can interact with it

Ahead of us is a well. These are scattered throughout the game world and they are save points, however the game only has three save slots

There are lots of areas in the game where the player has to steer up/down a ramp like this

This is the approach to Advent Station where some puzzles have to be solved before Yuito can procee

Inside a nightclub interacting with memory fragments. Exploring a neon wire-frame building is kinds weird

The game areas must be explored in a specific order, however the player can wander anywhere and may find a hint from the developer if they stray too far

Despite warnings we fell off the edge of the world. Not a problem because the game takes care of you - yo do not die

Party Time!<br> Beyond here the game changes direction and becomes both surreal, philosophical, serious and anything more would be a spoiler

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Windows screenshots