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  • Summary: This was a closed case, folded away onto the dusty shelves of the precinct. The killer was pronounced dead, and families began to heal.

    Then another victim goes missing, and you get a strange message in the night. A cold chill runs down your back - this isn't over. Nothing To Remember is a
    This was a closed case, folded away onto the dusty shelves of the precinct. The killer was pronounced dead, and families began to heal.

    Then another victim goes missing, and you get a strange message in the night. A cold chill runs down your back - this isn't over.

    Nothing To Remember is a murder mystery designed with immersion in mind. The story takes place entirely in real-time, in a sleek chat window directly on your desktop. Playing as two distinct characters, unknowingly intertwined, you'll have full access to their personal messages, inner thoughts, and key decisions in their lives.

    As the case progresses, your decision making will be tested in this tense, gripping tale of deceit, murder, and the human struggle to stay afloat in a chaotic world.
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  1. Aug 30, 2021
    50
    Nothing to Remember had a solid vision and the bones of something great, but nothing really came together to make a memorable experience. The immersion factor wasn’t there, the story moves along entirely too slowly, and there’s little focus in anything that would have helped keep players invested. Nothing to Remember genuinely looks good, but its well-designed façade hides an unnecessarily convoluted method of storytelling devoid of any handholds that would allow players to get a good grasp on anything. What a shame, considering this genre is still relatively unexplored, that an otherwise promising entry is such a forgettable letdown.