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"Memento Mori is a third-person perspective adventure dealing with art theft and international intrigue. In it, you control an Interpol detective named Lara Svetlova and an ex-forger named Max Durand. After some paintings get stolen from the Hermitage Museum in Russia, you're put on the case, and your inquiries take you all around Europe, including France and Finland. Unfortunately, while the game has some similarities to the Broken Sword series of adventures, it is not nearly as thoughtful or as fun to play, and it gives international intrigue a bad name."
Memento Mori is a beautiful game with a touching story. It’s honestly reminiscent of older and simpler RPGs that relied on a beautiful and simple story.
Despite the end be intriguing, it was not enough to offset the basic puzzles and dialogue as well as simple lack of interaction between the main characters. Unless you are already fans of adventure and played exactly everything good that came out really good medicine or want to sleep, not many reasons to play this.
CalmDownTom says, "Searching around an apartment for a mobile phone charger then moving a bin out the way to find a plug socket to charge an ancient mobile phone whose battery has died. Welcome to the world of international crime! In point and click title Memento Mori, no task is too mundane to be included as an element of gameplay."
