A Memoir Blue
Cloisters Interactive · 2022 · Adventure, Casual, Interactive Fiction, 2D, 3D
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About A Memoir Blue
A Memoir Blue is an interactive poem where you swim through a superstar athlete's memories to explore the profound bond between mother and daughter. Hand-drawn and 3D art blend into a magical-realist experience that weaves together sacrifice, heartbreak, victory, and pride as you reconnect with your inner child.
A unique aesthetic combining hand-drawn and 3D art brings Miriam's magical-realist journey to life, as she swims into the depths of her memories. A series of gameplay vignettes blends sacrifice and heartbreak with victory and pride as she reconnects with her inner child and deepens the love she shares with her mother.
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A Memoir Blue is a super short game, but in my opinion, that is exactly what makes it so special. Normally, I am not a fan of those linear story games because, although most of them have a great narrative, they chop it into multiple boring and unnecessary puzzle segments just to artificially extend the game's length. A Memoir Blue, however, is brutally honest. It only shows what it actually wants to offer, thereby respecting my time. In fact, it is the only game in this entire genre that I would genuinely replay. Gameplay-wise, it doesn't do anything extraordinary, which is typical for a story-driven game, and I am perfectly fine with that. What matters more is the narrative, and I truly liked how it explores the complex dynamic between childhood and adulthood. Especially the setting of the underwater world, seen through the eyes of a professional swimmer, made A Memoir Blue a unique experience. Still, I think it missed an opportunity to showcase the protagonist's entire life journey instead of just contrasting childhood with adulthood, which could have made it an even more personal and immersive experience. Overall, it was incredibly refreshing to play a story-focused game that…2 found this helpful
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It's beautiful and lovely. But it's NOT a game it's an interactive animation film. I kept waiting for the game to start while clicking random elements on the screen. Well there was no game to start it's just animation upon animation with some minimal interaction to move things along. Interaction like click on a lamp to turn it on or drag a leaf or something like that. That's pretty much it.
If they're gonna force autosaves on us instead of being able to save the game ourselves wherever we want then maybe they should put enough checkpoints that we don't have to redo anything.
A very gorgeous game/art/story. I enjoyed playing this :)
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