What does this person really want? Following fragments of memory makes his life increasingly intriguing. Discovering connections between events gives you a reason to seek the next scene.
What makes it fun
When memories connect
You move between different periods of Colin's life. An ordinary conversation can take on new meaning later, making you want to see how his memories connect.
A contradictory wish
Colin asks for a fulfilling life while wanting as little of his life changed as possible. Following his memories with the doctors draws you into the question of what he means by that request.
A laugh amid the memories
As the story follows Colin's memories, Neil's jokes and Eva's replies bring moments of humor. The shift back to serious scenes makes their exchanges engaging to follow.
Game details
As of Oct 29, 2026- Languages
- Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Korean ／ 17 languages total
A typical run
One player found the shifts between periods helpful for understanding connections. Their enjoyment came partly from the order in which memories were presented.
Core systems
Traversing Colin's memories
The official premise follows doctors who give dying patients another life within their minds, confronting Colin’s contradictory wish.
What sets it apart
Reviewers appreciate how humour gives breathing room around weighty emotions. The appeal includes moving from laughter to reflection.
Learning curve and difficulty
A reviewer initially struggled to accept a character’s feelings, then understood them better through the memories. Progress changed how they saw that person.
What players like
Reviewers praise the balance between humour and emotional weight.
Who it’s for
For readers who want to understand a life by tracing connections through fragmented memories.
Who might not enjoy it
Be cautious if demanding play is your priority. Reviewers describe a story-centred experience with limited mechanical challenge.
97% Overwhelmingly Positive ・ US$9.99
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