AdventureIs Remembering/Not remembering Sin worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who prefer reading-led adventures over action-focused gameplay
- Story-focused players interested in memory loss and uncovering a character's past
- Players who enjoy choosing relevant information during a mystery narrative
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking combat, exploration mechanics, or other action-heavy gameplay
- Players who want branching systems, extensive character progression, or repeated-session variety
- Players looking for a game built around fast pacing rather than reading and selecting story information
Our take on Remembering/Not remembering Sin
Its focus on written narrative and memory-note choices gives the investigation a narrow structure: players spend less time on active gameplay systems and more time reading, reviewing information, and following the protagonist's search for the truth.
What is Remembering/Not remembering Sin?
This text-based adventure follows Shunichi Sasaki, a young man whose past memories were lost because of higher brain dysfunction.
After leaving a facility and returning to daily life, he notices a strong sense of discomfort in his surroundings. His declining ability to retain memories drives an investigation into what happened and whether he was truly a murderer. The story unfolds through written passages, with a memory note containing information about his past. Players review those notes and choose the relevant entry at the appropriate moment as they pursue the truth. The game focuses on reading and decision-making while reliving Shunichi's story.
How Remembering/Not remembering Sin plays
- 01Memory Note
- Information about the protagonist's past is recorded in a notepad that supports his investigation.
- 02Story Investigation
- The narrative follows Shunichi after he leaves a facility and examines the discomfort he feels in ordinary life.
- 03Text-Based Adventure
- Progress comes through reading the narrative and selecting information at suitable points.
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Remembering/Not remembering Sin: platforms & release
Is Remembering/Not remembering Sin worth it?
It is worth it if: players who prefer reading-led adventures over action-focused gameplay. Skip it if: players seeking combat, exploration mechanics, or other action-heavy gameplay.
Where can I download Remembering/Not remembering Sin?
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What platforms is Remembering/Not remembering Sin on?
Windows only.




