Some say that this game is too short. The real problem however, is that some people are just too darn tall.

User Rating: 7.7 | Another Code: Futatsu no Kioku DS
By Epoq | Review Date:
This is indeed a very interesting game for more reason then one. As a game, it's both entertaining and interesting, and solving the puzzles leaves an undeniable satisfaction. I think I need not say more, as Gamespot has already done a fairly good and extensive review of this game. (And I believe our purpose as user reviewers is to voice our experience with a said game briefly, not do an entire re-review)

Trace Memory, however, has had one too many pies of the same flavor tossed at it. Let me ask you something: how many reviews have you read that describe the game as "short"?

If you can't count them all on your right hand, cast your worries aside you are not alone, because neither can I. Not that those reviews are necessarily wrong, but I won’t delve into that right now.

The point I'm trying to make here is that the length of pretty much any game and how long it seemed upon completing it is entirely relevant to the person playing that game. Yes, games do have a certain set length, but in the end it's how often a person plays a game that really matters.

So if you're a casual gamer who likes to sit down with a game 30 to 45 minutes at a time, fear not. Despite the perception all those reviews might give you, Trace Memory is not a 45-minute blip--far from it.

But if you're a hard core "d00d"--a video gaming expert who's just too "Xtreme" for the rest of us and can take down 30 "n00bs" in 15 seconds, than you might want to look elsewhere for something lengthy.

Other Helpful Reviews for Another Code: Futatsu no Kioku

Load Comments (0)