The Memory Machine 1.8 (English)

The Memory Machine takes a wild concept and actually pulls it off. You’re dealing with a device that can extract people’s memories and somehow turn them into playable experiences. It sounds bizarre but the execution is surprisingly solid.

The gameplay revolves around exploring these memory fragments, which play out like mini games with their own rules and mechanics. Each person’s memories feel different, with unique visual styles and mechanics that match their personality. The puzzle elements are clever without being frustrating.

PIXIEBLINK clearly put thought into making each memory feel authentic rather than just random levels. The concept could have been gimmicky but they turned it into something genuinely interesting. Worth checking out if you want something different from the usual indie fare.