Just Another Memory
Diamondhenge Entertainment · 2019 · Action, Anime, Bullet Hell
PC
3 user reviews100% · 3
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About Just Another Memory
You find yourself floating in an empty void. You can’t remember much except for your name: Seth Dunwich. All you feel is a nagging sensation that you’ve lost something important.
Just Another Memory is an isometric boss-rush game, featuring an anime-inspired art style. It follows the story of Seth Dunwich, an adventurer who fell in battle against a mysterious Cosmic Evil. He must now travel through the afterlife, reclaiming his memories by fighting his amnesiac allies. Only after collecting all of his memories can he and his allies return to the land of the living.
The game is composed of ten unique bosses, most of whom followed Seth into battle against the Cosmic Evil. With each boss battle, you gain insight into who these people were, and how Seth affected their lives. Each battle will be relatively simple but will demand great skill and reflexes to overcome. Will you overcome these challenges? Or will you allow your memories to fade to nothing?
Just Another Memory is an isometric boss-rush game, featuring an anime-inspired art style. It follows the story of Seth Dunwich, an adventurer who fell in battle against a mysterious Cosmic Evil. He must now travel through the afterlife, reclaiming his memories by fighting his amnesiac allies. Only after collecting all of his memories can he and his allies return to the land of the living.
The game is composed of ten unique bosses, most of whom followed Seth into battle against the Cosmic Evil. With each boss battle, you gain insight into who these people were, and how Seth affected their lives. Each battle will be relatively simple but will demand great skill and reflexes to overcome. Will you overcome these challenges? Or will you allow your memories to fade to nothing?
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players praise Furi as a solid bullet hell experience with well-balanced boss fights, good character designs, and excellent performance, with recent controller support being a welcome addition. The main criticisms center on the lack of voice acting, some notable difficulty spikes on certain bosses, occasional bugs that caused frustration, and the desire for more content or polish beyond the straightforward boss-rush format.
[h1] Furi-like [/h1] [u] Pros:[/u] + Controller support recently added (better to play with it tbh) [u] Cons:[/u] - There is no voice acting. [h1] Gameplay [/h1] Most of you should know this game called Furi (my actual favorite bullet hell game) for the story, soundtracks, and characters. There are not many bullet hell games in steam, and this game is one of the good ones. I have played bullet hell games or all time and I know when lacks of something (apart from my personal opinion). One of the few things that this game should have is voice acting. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1831021799 [b]Graphics and performance[/b] I played the game with the following specs: i5-7400, 8GB RAM, GTX1050 Ti 4GB. The game ran perfectly at 60 fps on max settings. Somehow, the character portraits and the environment used to fight the bosses don't match with each other. [b]Difficulty [/b] There is and will be one single difficulty, straight to the point. This is a kind of a disadvantage since the experts of the genre don't have enough with these battles. On the other hand, it will make games like this more accessible for people not used to the genre. So far, there …13 found this helpful
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It is a good game for what it is. Just a chain of bullet hell bosses, but it's fun and a fair price.1 found this helpful
This game is... mixed, honestly. I definitely wouldn't call it bad, and I do not regret playing it in the slightest, but... ...Long story short, this game needed a few more weeks of development. Main Gameplay: Pretty fun and enjoyable overall. Short summary, the game consists of 10 bullet-hell bosses. You have a roll with invincibility frames, a basic swing, a magic shot, and a one time special that heals you to full. After getting used to the mechanics, it's just a matter of learning each boss attack pattern. Out of all the bosses, 1/10 was WAY too easy (Evelyn), and 3/10 were pretty big difficulty spikes. (Neptune, Steelwind, and the final boss). The other 6 were, honestly, really well balanced. The only time I ever felt frustrated was when the game bugged out, which brings me to... Bugs: For the most part, the bugs only have to due with the music and the UI. These usually had no affect on the gameplay, but one fight DESPERATELY needs fixing. I'll make this brief: There is a glitch in the final boss where, for no reason at all, they'll randomly become invincible for the rest of the fight, forcing you to restart. It seems completely random, but it won't stop you from beating…1 found this helpful
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