Jim Avery:
"I should start this review out by saying that I am not this game's target audience. Amnesia: Memories is a visual novel where you play a college-aged girl who is wooed by handsome men, whereas I am a heterosexual man with no interest in being wooed by these particular woo-ers. Nevertheless, I will soldier on and give this game the best review I can, despite my lack of desire to daydream about totally hot anime dudes who all wear the same clothes."
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New releases of Amnesia: Memories and the spin-off collection Later X Crowd are now on Switch. Is it worth picking up these two otome games?
WTMG's Leo Faria: "There are great otome titles out there where you’re treated like a princess from start to finish. Birushana may have been a bit hardcore at times (with some violent roots of their own), but the heroine stood on her own two feet and had so much more to her than just a Mary Sue with celestial leanings. Cupid Parasite had so much heart and humor I could forgive the way a goddess was occasionally mistreated by her bevy of boys. I think Amnesia: Memories is just a tad cold, a bit too mean, and left me feeling restless and unresolved. It hits the notes, but it hits them in the wrong key. A classic, certainly, and I’m glad Switch owners have the option to play it. I just don’t know if it’s one I’d pick up if given the choice."