White Memories

Physically nauseating to play. Some cool atmosphere and ideas but the most obtuse controls i've ever felt and visuals/framerate that gave me a headache

I couldn't get past the very first area, but according to my friend who did that was a blessing.

White Memories is a short free adventure game that puts me in the role of a postman who has already died but still refuses to stop delivering letters. I am flying through the world of the forgotten, carrying messages to ghosts who are unable to move on, while trying to hold onto the last memory I have of my own past. I really like the basic idea because it gives the game a quiet and unusual atmosphere. It is not a normal delivery game at all, and the combination of death, memories and delivering letters gives the whole thing a more emotional feeling. The flying is the main part of the gameplay for me. I have to move through the streets of Lunhac and use the strange gravity of the dead world to fly between buildings, rise into the air or sink down into lower areas. I have to watch out for enemies and obstacles while keeping the letters safe, so simply getting from one place to another is part of the challenge. I like the movement because it makes the world feel different from a normal walking based adventure, although it does take some time for me to get comfortable with how the flight works. I also enjoy the contrast between the two sides of the world. The forgotten world can fee…