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About Memory Girl +
Memory Girl + is a mystery and horror game about Memori, a heroine who awakens fully conscious inside a game's data. In a fictional version of Tokyo, she searches for clues to the whereabouts of “him,” someone important to her who disappeared without a word. As she meets the city's residents and gathers information, her choices shape the story, where unexpected events may occur.
Memori and her friends
Memori is a quiet, gentle second-year student at High School A near Shibuya. She used to be sharp-minded, but something has made her forgetful and sloppy. She is close to her childhood friend Messiah, and they often spend time together after school. Though she is not especially proactive about making friends, she gets along with most people and can be odd enough to leave Messiah struggling to keep up.
Messiah is diligent and caring, often getting pulled along by Memori. She hides her true feelings to spare others, loves cute, fashionable things and checks social media for trends. Before high school she wore long skirts and kept her hair black, and was devoted to anime and manga; an inspiring internet idol led her to study fashion and change her style.
Tokyo's residents
Cult works at an arcade, where he wears piercings, glasses and a maid uniform. His real name is Ruto Kato. Laid-back and hands-off, he does not turn away people who approach him, but does not pursue those who keep their distance. He is close to Michiaki and usually watches his friends' antics from the sidelines. Concerned by Memori's despondence after her loss, he has begun speaking to her secretly at school in case her mental health worsens.
Michiaki is outgoing, cheerful and curious, and too honest to lie well or keep a secret for long. He enjoys video games, manga, sports and films, and has recently taken to finding obscure B movies at rental shops. He and Cult are close companions. Since Cult began talking to Memori, Michiaki has worried that something terrible may happen, so he visits Cult's workplace every day to keep an eye on him.
One of the students is warm-hearted, beautiful and widely admired, with an excellent memory for students' faces and names. Her peaceful life has given her a fondness for gossip and unusual stories, especially nonfiction accounts of humanity's darker side. Lime, a reserved and shy elementary student, seems to be waiting for his mother to pick him up after school. Once he decides someone is kind, he opens up quickly, with a trusting naivety suited to his age.
A friendly, caring man with a big-sisterly manner works at a place Memori regularly visits. Though feminine in appearance and demeanor, he considers himself a man. He likes beauty, makeup and Korean idols, and often gives Memori a meal or dessert on the house. Little is known about his background, but he has considerable life experience; he is bisexual and has had over 100 previous partners. He seems to have a long-distance boyfriend, though no one is sure.
Onimaru is a friendly, relaxed man who runs the occult zine “Onimaru's Mystery & Horror Stories” as a hobby. He posts issues online and discreetly puts up posters around the city, hoping to make the zine a nationwide phenomenon. He enjoys ghost stories, science fiction, horror and other dark subjects. Another mysterious figure wears a pale purple bear mask and hides his face. Although he has only just met Memori and Messiah, he acts as if he has known them for some time. He appears interested in Memori, but dodges questions about it with jokes.
Story and presentation
The game features voice acting, warm and stylish graphics, and a theme song created in collaboration between Room97 and the creator.
Frequently asked questions
The best price for Memory Girl + is $2.99 at Steam. It is the only shop with an offer that activates in your country.
The minimum requirements for Memory Girl + are: Windows 10. It runs on Windows only. The recommended specs are in the System requirements section.
No. Memory Girl + is a single-player game.
Yes. Memory Girl + is the full base game. You need nothing else to play it.
Steam lets publishers create keys to sell in other shops. Once you activate a key, the game is yours to keep, just like a store purchase.
Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.











