

Memory's Dogma CODE:01
Liz-Arts · 2016 · Visual Novel, Anime, Adventure, Indie, Casual
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About Memory's Dogma CODE:01
Story
It is the year 2030 A.D. With the recent advancements in information technology and neuroscience in Japan, human memories can now be saved and recorded via a technology called "e-Memory." Numerous state-operated facilities now exist that will allow one to communicate with the deceased: the "Connect Center."
College student Kusuhara Hiroki struggles with suicidal impulses after the sudden passing of his close childhood friend, Mizunashi Sorano. With her memories to last only six days, Kusuhara’s friend Amamiya Kakeru suggests that they attempt to steal Sorano’s memories from the server in which they are stored. In the midst of this, the pair of friends are suddenly embroiled in an ongoing conspiracy revolving around a truth that must be kept secret at all costs.
Features:
- Multiple Decision Points - Avoid the "bad endings" to reach the truth.
- Fully Voiced Japanese Cast- Characters (including the protagonist) are brought to life by a star-studded cast of veteran Japanese voice actors from the anime industry.
- Full HD Visuals - Enjoy the game’s stunning visuals in Full HD format.
- Multiple Languages - Play through the game in either English or Japanese.
- Dynamic Cutscenes - Watch as important events unfold with wonderfully dynamic motion-graphic cutscenes.
Voice Cast:
Hibike! Euphonium (Tsukamoto Shuuichi)
Azure Striker Gunvolt (Zeno)
Is it Wrong to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? (Ais Wallenstein)
Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend (Eriri Spencer Sawamura)
K-On! (Tainaka Ritsu)
Is the Order a Rabbit? (Chiya Ujimatsu)
Mayoiga (Hellfire)
THE iDOLM@STER SideM (Pierre)
THE iDOLM@STER (Amami Haruka)
Hetalia (Belgium)
WORKING!! (Inami Mahiru)
VOCALOID2 (Hatsune Miku)
Fate/stay night (Rider)
Akame ga Kill! (Leone)
Girls und Panzer (Itsumi Erika)
Seiyu's Life! (Shiodome Hikari)
Nichijou (Aioi Yuuko)
Student Council's Discretion (Sakurano Kurimu)
- You can view the staff comments on our website.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players praise the visual novel's strong presentation elements, particularly the Japanese voice acting, art style, and music, along with its compelling opening premise centered on grief and emotional themes. However, the story suffers from a disappointing narrative arc that shifts tonally into superhero territory, leaving numerous plot holes and loose ends that undermine the initial setup, causing the experience to decline from promising to mediocre by its conclusion.
the plot of this visual novel is strange. it sets up this amazing premise, only to make a random left turn and go full superhero complete with a comic book villain. the story is completely full of plot holes and loose ends. i'd say goes from amazing to average to terrible. only giving this a recommend because the voice acting (japanese) is top notch.1 found this helpful
Visual Novel with timed choices. Easy Achievements, 100% / ~20min.
I'm at a loss for words just by trying to describe the magnificency of my experience. It is very keen in telling the player the entire story behind the game. And it feels involving too! Wish I had played this with a friend
Memory's Dogma CODE:01, developed by Liz-Arts and published by Sekai Project, is a science-fiction visual novel that places emotional trauma and speculative technology at the center of its narrative. Set in a near-future Japan where memories can be digitized and preserved after death, the game opens on a deeply personal note, following college student Hiroki Kusuhara as he grapples with grief, guilt, and suicidal thoughts after the sudden loss of his close friend Sorano Mizunashi. From its earliest moments, the game establishes a somber, introspective tone, framing its futuristic premise through the lens of human vulnerability rather than technological spectacle. The central concept of “e-Memory” technology is the backbone of the experience. In this world, memories of the deceased can be stored, replayed, and interacted with through specialized facilities, blurring the line between remembrance and artificial continuation of life. This idea is handled with genuine ambition, raising ethical and emotional questions about whether preserving memories offers comfort or simply prolongs pain. The game frequently returns to this tension, using Hiroki’s psychological state as a way to explo…
it's okay, and there's definitely some flaws with the plot. The art and music is really sick though.
Sure. Lots of reading, mostly decent conversations(of sorts) and good graphics.
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