I got this game in a bundle. It was my 1st experience playing solo games. I honestly enjoyed this game a lot. I always considered myself not very creative but the prompts really make it easier. I felt affection for my character and even hoped that I would mostly pull positive memories they would remember! I loved having to really say goodbye to this character and remember what they went through. Great game, I hope that people will give it a chance and hope that once they play it, they will help them grow.
This is a real strong game for providing closure to character death in either your TTRPG or written works. It has great tools and mechanics for diving in and exploring the life of that character and the impact they may have left behind.
Forget-Me-Not: Myosotis is a solo RPG where you tell the story of a recently deceased through their loved ones' (and possibly enemies') memories. Once they're buried, they're reduced to an epithet, and even that would be one day be forgotten.
This is an incredibly inspiring game. The questions really made me think and Myosotis helped me with the character creation of a lost relative in a story. It was beautiful to go through the process of journaling down the memories of this individual and see them come alive, even after death.
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I got this game in a bundle. It was my 1st experience playing solo games. I honestly enjoyed this game a lot. I always considered myself not very creative but the prompts really make it easier. I felt affection for my character and even hoped that I would mostly pull positive memories they would remember! I loved having to really say goodbye to this character and remember what they went through. Great game, I hope that people will give it a chance and hope that once they play it, they will help them grow.
Thank you so much for playing. Beyond honored.
Forget-Me-Not: Myosotis is a solo RPG where you tell the story of a recently deceased through their loved ones' (and possibly enemies') memories. Once they're buried, they're reduced to an epithet, and even that would be one day be forgotten.
This is an incredibly inspiring game. The questions really made me think and Myosotis helped me with the character creation of a lost relative in a story. It was beautiful to go through the process of journaling down the memories of this individual and see them come alive, even after death.
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This comment means so much to me, thank you. Really glad you enjoyed!