Memories of Rachel
Memories of Rachel is a text adventure game where you pick up keywords called fragments from the protagonist's memories and answer questions to advance the main story. No sudden action sequences, no clicking on maps. But their secrets and the overlap of memories will stick like a thorn in your hear.
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Summary
Memories of Rachel is a text adventure game where you pick up keywords called fragments from the protagonist's memories and answer questions to advance the main story. No sudden action sequences, no clicking on maps. But their secrets and the overlap of memories will stick like a thorn in your hear.
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About This Game
The English version is scheduled to be released after the Japanese version.
Introduction
Overcome regrets, recover the words that need to be said, and escape from a parallel world.
How they met, their deep affection, the precious mundaneness of their daily lives... and their secrets.
Memories of Rachel is a text adventure game where you pick up keywords called fragments from the protagonist's memories and answer questions to advance the main story.
As you read the game like a visual novel, vignette-like memories will appear.
As you answer questions using the keywords, the protagonist's secrets as well as what she must say to Rachel become clear.
That's all there is to it. No sudden action sequences, no clicking on maps.
But their secrets and the overlap of memories will stick like a thorn in your heart.
Story
The protagonist is Kaori Kashima, a second-year high school student.
She and her best friend Rachel are on their way home when suddenly, a person in a black hood appears and fatally stabs Rachel.
Somehow, Kaori acquires a time machine and manages to go back in time.
But she soon realizes something's different here—it's a parallel world.
Rachel is alive and well, but Kaori feels she must return to the original timeline.
Where and when did this parallel world split off?
Searching her memories for answers, she attempts time travel again at the moment of divergence, but—
