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Is Memory Brew: Tales of Underworld worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Visual novel readers who want supernatural customer stories
- Adventure players interested in Chinese ghost and deity traditions
- Players who prefer management elements built around preparing drinks and serving visitors
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking combat-driven gameplay rather than customer service and visual-novel storytelling
- Players wanting a short, single-thread premise instead of multiple visitor requests and a mystery about lost memories
- Players who prefer realistic contemporary settings over a stylized modern underworld
Our take on Memory Brew: Tales of Underworld
Rather than using the underworld as a purely threatening setting, the game turns it into a working service business. Its central activity is preparing memory-altering soups for customers, replacing conventional adventure combat or investigation with hospitality, bureaucracy, and supernatural requests.
What is Memory Brew: Tales of Underworld?
Run a teahouse as Xiao Mengniang, a newly appointed Meng Po, in a modernized Chinese underworld.
As a visual novel with management elements, the game centers on preparing custom soups for visitors whose requests involve forgetting unusual things, such as smoking habits, film spoilers, or overheard conspiracies. More than 20 supernatural customers visit the shop, including figures based on Chinese ghost and deity traditions. Their stories gradually connect to the protagonist’s lost memories and the disappearance of the former Meng Po. The setting combines Chinese underworld punk aesthetics with contemporary institutions and invented services. Its world includes the traditional 18 levels of hell plus 20 additional seasonal levels, for a total of 38.
How Memory Brew: Tales of Underworld plays
- 01Custom Forgetting Soups
- Each visitor brings a distinct request, including erasing memories of smoking, movie spoilers, or a secret conspiracy.
- 02Supernatural Customers
- More than 20 clients drawn from Chinese ghost and deity traditions come to the teahouse.
- 03Modern Underworld
- The setting reimagines hell with fictional services and institutions such as virtual ghost currency, a social network, and an oath-management bureau.
- 04Expanded Hell
- The game presents the classic 18 levels alongside 20 additional seasonal levels.
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Memory Brew: Tales of Underworld: platforms & release
Is Memory Brew: Tales of Underworld worth it?
It is worth it if: visual novel readers who want supernatural customer stories. Skip it if: players seeking combat-driven gameplay rather than customer service and visual-novel storytelling.
Where can I download Memory Brew: Tales of Underworld?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Memory Brew: Tales of Underworld's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Memory Brew: Tales of Underworld on?
Windows and macOS.
