
Is Tear of Time: Lost memory worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Adventure players who enjoy investigating a character's lost memory through exploration
- Puzzle fans who want to search ruins and secret locations
- Exploration-focused players who prefer a game without combat or game overs
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for combat encounters will hit a wall because the game has no combat system.
- Players who want game-over consequences may find the time-rewinding danger system too forgiving.
- Players seeking a tightly linear route may not enjoy the fully explorable open-world structure.
Our take on Tear of Time: Lost memory
Players expecting fights will hit the clearest wall when danger appears: the Tear of Time handles it by rewinding events, and there is no combat system. Those seeking game-over consequences may also find the artifact-based structure limiting.
What is Tear of Time: Lost memory?
After waking in a house on a remote island without her memory, the protagonist explores the island to discover why it was lost.
The adventure includes ancient treasures, ruins with secret locations, and puzzles. The Tear of Time artifact can rewind time when danger arises, and there is no combat system or game-over state. The open world supports third-person play with an optional first-person view. Traversal includes climbing in certain places, moving along rope-vines, using a grappling hook, swimming underwater and on the surface, and driving a car. Several character outfits are available. The vendor also says that updates add locations and puzzles at no extra charge.
How Tear of Time: Lost memory plays
- 01Time Rewind Artifact
- The artifact lets the character rewind time when facing danger, while the game has no combat system or game overs.
- 02Switchable Viewpoints
- The main game uses third-person play, with the option to change to first-person view.
- 03Traversal Options
- The character can climb in certain places, move along rope-vines, use a grappling hook, swim, and drive a car.
- 04Ongoing Additions
- The vendor says updates add locations and puzzles at no extra charge.
Tear of Time: Lost memory compared to similar games
Jusant focuses on climbing a tall tower, managing a stamina meter, and exploring different routes. Tear of Time: Lost memory instead places its exploration and puzzles across a remote island, with ruins, secret locations, swimming, and an artifact that rewinds time.
Tear of Time: Lost memory: platforms & release
Is Tear of Time: Lost memory worth it?
It is worth it if: adventure players who enjoy investigating a character's lost memory through exploration. Skip it if: players looking for combat encounters will hit a wall because the game has no combat system.
Where can I download Tear of Time: Lost memory?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Tear of Time: Lost memory's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Tear of Time: Lost memory on?
Windows only.



