Amnesia: Memories has a great many strengths which include its fantastic visuals, high quality voice acting and tremendous replay value.

The story is strong and the characters interesting enough that clicking through all that dialogue isn't likely to put you off.

Even though it's not unforgettable, Amnesia: Memories delivers an interesting story, and will satisfy those looking for a new visual novel.

Amnesia offers a solid narrative which you don’t need to be an otome-game fan to appreciate. There are issues with the way the story is told which might raise some eyebrows, and the plot is certainly melodramatic at times, but the art and music really carry the player along towards the memorable ending.

Because of my love for otome, I wish I could wholeheartedly recommend Amnesia: Memories to fellow romance fans, but I can't do so without mentioning the many issues it has. Players who dig the brand of "I'm going to be a jerk to you even though I like you" boy that Amnesia: Memories prominently features, get ready to swoon. Those looking for a little kindness and a more compelling overall package, however, will likely come away disappointed.