Trace Memory

If you like great storylines, then this is for you

User Rating: 8.3 | Another Code: Futatsu no Kioku DS

By Revolution17 | Review Date: December 1, 2005

First and foremost, this is not Broken Sword. It has neither the charm, lifespan, storyline or puzzles to even compare to the granddaddy of the point ‘n’ click.
It is however far from a bad game with an excellent story, which is surprisingly dark and a few truly excellent puzzles, utilising the DS with satisfactory precision. It is short however and is best picked up cheap or second hand. Also despite some unlockable features once you complete the game, there is little replay value as well. The system of zooming in is great and there are loads of oppurtunities to use the stylus. It is surprisingly great fun
Trace memory is far from perfect, but it is still and excellent and recommendable title with a superb storyline.

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