The Memories That Shape Us
Release date: Jan 2, 2025
Developers: Derek Larson
Publishers: D Rock Games LLC
Genres: Adventure, Casual, Indie, Simulation
Categories: Single-player, Partial Controller Support, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

The Memories That Shape Us is a deeply personal, first-person narrative adventure about the experiences of life from childhood to being an adult and everything in between. Uncover stories of joy, challenge, and transformation throughout one’s life. WARNING: This game includes depictions of suicide or self-harm.   An emotional, exploration simulator, find the floating memory capsules spread throughout each chapter to reveal each part of this man’s journey through life. From early childhood memories of riding bikes, playing video games, and playing catch with dad to adulthood memories of divorce, fatherhood, and finding solace in a painful world.   Key Features: ·         Personal Story: The Memories That Shape Us offers a personal story of both the joys and struggles of regular life. A story that many can relate to with the goal to inspire hope in those who may be feeling lost in life. ·         An Immersive Experience: Explore the different homes and apartments in these carefully crafted chapters and decades to help bring about the highs and lows of life. ·         No Combat, Just Discovery: The Memories That Shape Us is a simple search and find type of game. The memory capsules will be hidden behind big objects and in corners of rooms. Interacting with them will “Remember” the memory through dialogue. ·         Inspiration: The Memories That Shape Us hopes to inspire those who have gone through difficult times in life.  The ending is meant to give players the feeling of hope and inspiration to do what they love and what makes them happy! ·         Reflection on Life: It is about experiencing life through another’s memories and how their life has been shaped by those memories, hoping to inspire personal reflection. Dedication: 'The Memories That Shape Us' is a tribute to the resilience of the human spirit, the power of memory, and the art of storytelling through life's ups and downs. It's an invitation to explore how our own memories shape who we are.