Adam - Lost Memories
Adam Dubi · 2020 · Adventure, Indie, Action, Horror, Psychological Horror
PC
Mostly Positive75% · 179
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About Adam - Lost Memories
Based on a story that happened to me when I was a child.
I created this story driven psychological horror game, based on my personal experiences with child abuse.
Fear in real life is not from zombies that want to eat your brain, or the ghost that came back from the after-life to open your fridge while you slept.
True fear is when you cry in the corner of your small room for some food and water.
When you are constantly shamed and humiliated for years and you can't see the end of it.
I want you to feel this type of terror because this is what child abuse really is, and I think more people should talk about it.
This is not a walking simulator, and this game does not rely on jump-scares.
You play as a mentally ill person who suffers from panic disorders.
You play as me...
Features:
- An Immersive first person experience.
- You have 100% control over the character in the whole game. (also in the cut-scenes)
- A physics based world, where you can interact with every object.
- Puzzles that you can solve in different ways.
- Narration by the professional voice actor Isaak Wells.
- 3D sound implementation for the best experience.
- Original music made by me.
- Roughly 5 hours long, story rich and puzzle filled campaign.
- A true, original story that will change the way you see child abuse.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Adam: Lost Memories suffers from significant technical problems that severely hamper the experience, including frequent crashes, soft locks, game-breaking glitches, and launch issues that require community workarounds to resolve. While players appreciate the game's atmospheric sound design and visual presentation, the lack of quality-of-life features like multiple save slots, chapter selection, and checkpoint systems makes these bugs particularly frustrating, and the minimal storytelling and guidance leave some players wanting more direction and narrative substance.
Adam: Lost Memories is a pretentious buggy walking simulator that feels like it was thrown together from bought assets. It is not that terrible optimization wise, but in 5-ish hours i encountered these problems: [list] [*] The game refused to launch, had to look up a fix on forums. [*] Crashed 4 times, twice in the prologue section, two more times later. [*] Once i got stuck on the password screen for a door, had to exit the game to fix it. [*] Occasionally got stuck on slight elevation levels, like the stairs in the prologue. [*] Motion blur is at max by default, no separated sound levels. You can move at double speed by moving diagonally. There's only one save slot and no chapter selection. [/list] Multiple threads on forums also complain about softlocks, but i didn't encounter any. Launching the game for the first time you're presented with a Rorschach test, i don't know if it does anything. The game claims that it is about "how it feels to grow up in abusive household", which feels tacked on. Vast majority of gameplay is spent going through dark industrial environments, collecting random items with no clear purpose, so you could unlock ways to more items fo…1 found this helpful
Wanted to like this game but it's a buggy mess. Got soft locked in chapter 2 due to a bug and I can't be bothered to start over.1 found this helpful
As others have mentioned, I ran into a game-breaking problem. I glitched into a wall in Chapter 2 and any time I attempt to quit and go back into game, it loads me into the wall again. There are no options for loading previous saves or last check points. After having to jump through hoops to even get the game to start, and then for this to happen, I can't recommend it. I like the imagery and setting in the game and there were definitely a couple of good jump scares, but not having some form of going back even just a minute in my gameplay is a real buzzkill.
Game doesn't even launch in 2025?
I wish i could review it but everytime i press play it seems to start but then just stops, it never even makes it to the title screen and I really want to play it, anybody have the same issue or solution??? Update, I did find a work around in the community hub and it works now, only played 15 minutes so far but am loving it, this guy knows how to use sound and visuals in an amazing way
Some people like these kinds of games. No map, not much story, no cutscenes, no guidance, figure everything out yourself. I am not one of those people.
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