11-11 Memories Retold

This could have been a masterpiece of cinema. It's a powerful story about the insanity of war, told through a gorgeous and unique artistic style. Having lived through war myself, the game’s message hit incredibly close to home and rings absolutely true. Highly recommended. Thumbs up!

Its a slowly paced walking sim set in WW1. The graphics are either ♥♥♥♥ or artistic depending on your point of view. Interesting for a little while but after 2-3 hours I just didnt think it was interesting enough to keep going, the gameplay is frankly quite boring. If you are very much into walking sims or a ww1 buff this might be for you, but otherwise I would not recommend it, you might as well watch a walkthrough video on youtube.

Often when a game is marked as a walking simulator, it’s suggested it will lack appeal for those interested in an abundantly interactive experience. 11-11 Memories Retold in one of those few games that just crosses the line to keep things interesting long enough to finish the game. Unfortunately, it slowly overstays its welcome, dragging down an otherwise compelling and emotional narrative. 11-11 gives you the perspectives of both a Canadian and German soldier during WWI in 1916. Both sign up for different reasons, but both have the same reasons for wanting to leave. This evokes emotional conflicts as you play, showing you the darker reality of WWI. Many WWI games revolve around first person shooters. 11-11 however, gives you a different way to experience a portion of this timeline. Whether it’s wondering around talking to soldiers, taking photographs of overzealous superiors, tasking a bird to fly to and retrieve objects, fixing radios or chasing birds as a cat; it offers mechanics that make it stand above other games of a similar genre. The narrative is where the game excels the most and honestly, it alone is what makes this worth playing. The way the two characters stories in…

finished the game 100% achievements. - The story is nice short and will stick with you - Didn't like the graphics but that is the art style ( you get used to it as you play ) - gameplay is very casual and forgiving Not a lot of WW1 games out there

Don trust the Very Positive this game has, less than 17% of people have completed the game and I can tell you why. The game feels very slow, the story while good at times is a bit of a drag and the game is not fun at all. I can feel myself fighting the camera everytime I play it and the artstyle while nice in places lacks clarity and gets really bad when close up. You will need a guide to find the collectables, not because they are well hidden but some are hidden within the ground or your camera simply can not look at them. The game does give you multiple endings (7) but most are the same endings with small changes. Its a 4/10 game at best, I wouldnt have purchase this game if I knew it was this slugish.

Great game. I would recommend to people who are interested in World War I stories. You play two different views. One from each side of the war where their personal issues carry over to their time in service. I enjoyed this game a lot due to one of the characters being a photographer having to take photos of notable moments in history. The other is an technician who uses his skills to maneuver the battlefield to gain knowledge about the enemy. The story is a little bit slow, but the ending definitely ties the story together. Since this is a decision based game, your choices matter and each chapter may play out differently. Overall, if you want to watch something chill but movie-like, I would pick this game.