Summer of Memories Ver2:Myster

GAGEX Co.,Ltd.

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

We all grow up someday.
Time passes, the world changes, and we change with it.
And so we present to you a tribute, to the summers of our youth.

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Overview
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Summer of Memories is a casual, easy-to-play narrative game set in Japan in the late Showa era.

Just pick a few items for our protagonist Sosuke to put in his backpack for the day, and off he'll go to explore. When he returns, he'll regale you with tales of his adventures. From bug-hunting to beaches to friends to family—many stories both sad and sweet await you.

So put on that swimsuit, collect everything under the sun, and come share an unforgettable summer with Sosuke and a wide cast of characters!

Oh, and of course, this game is free to play from start to finish!

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Story
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Ah, summer break, and those lazy days of carefree fun in the sun! A time for adventure, yes, and a time to forge unforgettable memories, too.

This is the tale of one boy's summer on a small rural island near Shikoku. It is a story of surprising encounters and melancholy goodbyes.

A humble chronicle, yet even the most ordinary of things can live on in our hearts forever.

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English Localization Lead / PM:
Gavin Greene

English Translation:
npckc
Matt Erik Katch
Gavin Greene
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Ratings and reviews

I hadn't expected to feel so nostalgic while playing the game. This takes me back to my childhood, when summers are more vibrant and heartwarming, just naive and adventurous days of exploration. It doesn't lag and the storylines are super good. Plus the graphics are 100%, it's such a beautiful and peaceful game.

Cute concept that seems to have an interesting mystery as well, capturing the adventures of summer. But, the ads often break the game, and I'd prefer if the timer either matched real time or it was easier to estimate when Sousuke would return; the feature definitely feels built around push notifications, which kinda takes the relaxing idle aspect out of it. Still, devs are great storytellers and visual designers, and I'm looking forward to more of their games!

SOM has potential to be fantastic, but doesn't feel finished. The music is sweet but as there's only one tune, it becomes frustrating after a while; specific character music would make the game more enjoyable. The narrative is solid, the characters well-rounded (on the whole), but it's slow going & another dimension (such as some simple puzzles) would break up the gameplay. SOM has great appeal & gorgeous artwork, and has a honest undertone pertaining to the helcyon days of youth. Promising.

What's new

Fiexd some bugs.