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About This Game

Featuring stunning graphics and an all-star voice cast, Liz-Arts proudly presents Memory’s Dogma CODE:01, an exhilarating sci-fi suspense visual novel set in future Japan!

Story

It is the year 2030 A.D. With the recent advancements in information technology and neuroscience in Japan, human memories can now be saved and recorded via a technology called "e-Memory." Numerous state-operated facilities now exist that will allow one to communicate with the deceased: the "Connect Center."

College student Kusuhara Hiroki struggles with suicidal impulses after the sudden passing of his close childhood friend, Mizunashi Sorano. With her memories to last only six days, Kusuhara’s friend Amamiya Kakeru suggests that they attempt to steal Sorano’s memories from the server in which they are stored. In the midst of this, the pair of friends are suddenly embroiled in an ongoing conspiracy revolving around a truth that must be kept secret at all costs.

Features:

Multiple Decision Points - Avoid the "bad endings" to reach the truth.
Fully Voiced Japanese Cast- Characters (including the protagonist) are brought to life by a star-studded cast of veteran Japanese voice actors from the anime industry.
Full HD Visuals - Enjoy the game’s stunning visuals in Full HD format.
Multiple Languages - Play through the game in either English or Japanese.
Dynamic Cutscenes - Watch as important events unfold with wonderfully dynamic motion-graphic cutscenes.

Voice Cast:

Kusuhara Hiroki (CV: Ishiya Haruki)
Hibike! Euphonium (Tsukamoto Shuuichi)
Azure Striker Gunvolt (Zeno)
Orikasa Reina (CV: Oonishi Saori)
Is it Wrong to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? (Ais Wallenstein)
Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend (Eriri Spencer Sawamura)
Mizunashi Sorano (CV: Satou Satomi)
K-On! (Tainaka Ritsu)
Is the Order a Rabbit? (Chiya Ujimatsu)
Amamiya Kakeru (CV: Horie Shun)
Mayoiga (Hellfire)
THE iDOLM@STER SideM (Pierre)
Kanzaki Haruna (CV: Nakamura Eriko)
THE iDOLM@STER (Amami Haruka)
Hetalia (Belgium)
Kokonoe Akane (CV: Fujita Saki)
WORKING!! (Inami Mahiru)
VOCALOID2 (Hatsune Miku)
Ema (CV: Asakawa Yuu)
Fate/stay night (Rider)
Akame ga Kill! (Leone)
Mizunashi Aoi (CV: Nabatame Hitomi)
Girls und Panzer (Itsumi Erika)
Seiyu's Life! (Shiodome Hikari)
Kozakura Mikoto (CV: Honda Mariko)
Nichijou (Aioi Yuuko)
Student Council's Discretion (Sakurano Kurimu)

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Title: Memory's Dogma CODE:01
Genre: Adventure, Casual, Indie
Developer:
Liz-Arts
Publisher:
Sekai Project
Release Date: 4 Nov, 2016

English,Japanese,Simplified Chinese,Traditional Chinese,Russian

Honestly, this isnt really a good novel.

It feels very inorganic, its set in a scifi setting not far from our time, so naturaly theres a lot of technology to explain. So how do they do it. Well....the story telling completely stops, and the main character explains it to the reader, i.e. the worst way to do it. For example: the "phones" they use have a mode that basically allows only the user to see the display, called sleeve-something. So in order to explain to the reader how it works and what it does, the main character thinks to himself preciesly that, breaking all tension and continuous story telling.

The main charactek you play as is a depressed useless person with very little redeeming qualities to speak of. Most of the time he just sits there and thinks to himself, "I WISH I CAOUD DO SOMETING". Other characters arent as useless as the MC, in fact quite the opposite. Which is a problem, because that makes you, the reader, feel damn useless, giving you the urge to shout at the MC to just do something, anything.

With the story bein that of a drama, naturally theres a lot of blame the character either throw at each other or at themselves. Frequency of these\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665throwing mathces was really high in the 7 hours Ive acumulated. They were really illogical, stupid and over the top.

On a positive note, the voice acting is solid, as is the art. Nothing breath taking, but definitelly above the average. The lines are delivered in a nice way that fits the character they are voicing. Unfortunately, that means that the MC sounds boored, depressed and completely clueless (obviously, hes supposed to sound like that, but listening to him talk like that for 7 hours made me want to help him in killing himself).

Have a nice day.

If youve played the game, and feel like I did it a misservice, please tell me in the comments, as there is a possibility it suddenly gets better later on. Needless to say I wont be playing it on my own accord any more.. Honestly, this isnt really a good novel.

It feels very inorganic, its set in a scifi setting not far from our time, so naturaly theres a lot of technology to explain. So how do they do it. Well....the story telling completely stops, and the main character explains it to the reader, i.e. the worst way to do it. For example: the "phones" they use have a mode that basically allows only the user to see the display, called sleeve-something. So in order to explain to the reader how it works and what it does, the main character thinks to himself preciesly that, breaking all tension and continuous story telling.

The main charactek you play as is a depressed useless person with very little redeeming qualities to speak of. Most of the time he just sits there and thinks to himself, "I WISH I CAOUD DO SOMETING". Other characters arent as useless as the MC, in fact quite the opposite. Which is a problem, because that makes you, the reader, feel damn useless, giving you the urge to shout at the MC to just do something, anything.

With the story bein that of a drama, naturally theres a lot of blame the character either throw at each other or at themselves. Frequency of these\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665throwing mathces was really high in the 7 hours Ive acumulated. They were really illogical, stupid and over the top.

On a positive note, the voice acting is solid, as is the art. Nothing breath taking, but definitelly above the average. The lines are delivered in a nice way that fits the character they are voicing. Unfortunately, that means that the MC sounds boored, depressed and completely clueless (obviously, hes supposed to sound like that, but listening to him talk like that for 7 hours made me want to help him in killing himself).

Have a nice day.

If youve played the game, and feel like I did it a misservice, please tell me in the comments, as there is a possibility it suddenly gets better later on. Needless to say I wont be playing it on my own accord any more.