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Memory

Released Oct 6, 2022 Rated ESRB: E Developers Nementic Games, Korion Interactive Publisher Markt+Technik Verlag
PlayStation 4 PC (Microsoft Windows) PlayStation 5 Nintendo Switch
Puzzle Card & Board Game
Kids
Where to play

Memory is a puzzle and card game that launched in October 2022 across PlayStation 4 and 5, PC, and Nintendo Switch. The title offers the kind of minimalist gameplay associated with board game adaptations, likely trading on the classic matching mechanics of its namesake.

Coverage around the game has been sparse, with the bulk of recent headlines relating to computer hardware memory specifications rather than the game itself. One notable exception is a positive reception for Desktop Explorer, a debut title from Recurring Dream that employs similar environmental constraint design principles - suggesting there's an audience for these spare, focused puzzle experiences. Beyond that single critical mention, the game appears to maintain a quiet presence in the market without major updates or community-driven coverage in recent months.

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