Last Time I Saw You

[h2]Story[/h2] I would describe the story as a childhood adventure that some of us used to imagine, with mixture of friendship, family, romance and Japanese mythology. Chemistry between characters feels real and enjoyable, where I bothered to solve all side-quests and tried to talk with each of them every (in-game) day. Although the main story and some characters could use more build-up. [h2]Gameplay[/h2] The gameplay is rather simple and easy. It has a bit of platforming, whacking stuff with a bat and adventure. For completions, most optional achievements are rather easy to obtain. Although there's one brutal achievement. [h2]Visual/Audio[/h2] The art style is just so gorgeous, along with soothing/ethereal soundtracks. Both of them complement each other, which gives a rich blend of rural & mythical atmosphere. I consider those the strongest part of this game. [h2]Other[/h2] As expected, this game runs well on my Linux device. Although I experienced a few bugs, such as black screen caused by opening inventory during scene transition. [hr][/hr] Last Time I Saw You is an amazing game and I can easily recommend this game at full price. The fact it's part of 'End of Memories Bundle' is great, since all of them offer a coming-of-age experience and some part of the story/setting is relatable for those who live in certain parts of Asia.

Overall Rating: 8.5/10 🔸 Plot/Story: Rating: 7.5/10 It had a beautiful premise, and there was a lot of potential for it to be a great story, but for some reason, I couldn't connect with it that much. In some ways, it felt a bit surface-level to me, but that doesn't dismiss the fact that it had a solid core that showed a lot about the history and culture of old-day Japan in a really entertaining way. 🔸 Characters: Rating: 9/10 I think the characters were the best part of the game. The dialogue was really fun and felt organic and witty. It was obvious that the characters were really thought out and well-made. With every character, even minor ones, having an interesting backstory. 🔸 Gameplay/Mechanics: Rating: 8/10 I'm not too heavy on gameplay, but this game had a fun, simplistic gameplay of basically just punching stuff with a bat and basic stuff of exploring, picking stuff up, and talking to people. 🔸 Graphics/Art Style: Rating: 10/10 The art was absolutely beautiful, from the background designs to the character designs, it was really gorgeous to look at and play through. 🔸 Sound/Music: Rating: 9/10 The game had no voice acting, which I'm okay with. But the OST, music, and sound effects were really well made and fit the overall theme of the game. Especially the nature sounds from birds to rain were really atmospheric and got you into the headspace of the game. Final Verdict: Overall, I think it's a really well-made game that's worth playing through. It talks about first loves and childhood feelings. It was really nice to see what the creator depicted to be old-day Japan and incorporated all the history with the legends of that era, and how overall it built this beautiful story and game. Personally I feel this game to be weaker plot wise compared to games like Until Then and A Space for the Unbound, especially because I consider these to games to be masterpieces in story writing and feeling connected to the plot and characters but this game did not disappoint at all either and I would recommend people who played these two game to play this one as well.

real gem, amazing visuals, relaxing game play, great story and overall brilliant adventure

fun cute game with lots of interesting characters

Very nice art. Lasts exactly the right amount of time. Deserves more attention than it has!

A really sweet game about a first love and a typhoon. The game was fun and adorable with a unique and pretty artstyle, especially with the backgrounds. It has got a bit of a plataformer feel but its gameplay is a bit on the simpler side and a bit of fetch quests. Aside from that, the story and characters are incredibly lovable and my only real complaint is that there was no more content. Absolute blast I had with it!

This is a really good game that I've had on the list. I think the best part about this is how unapologetically Japanese, it is - there are no concessions to western audiences here. Oh, they'll make sure we follow along well, but there's no dillution of the story, which I really liked. The art, characters, worldbuilding, and story are really good. I enjoyed it. It is emotionally good storytelling. Don't sleep on this one. That said, the story also never quite reached that point which would have taken it from "very good" to "great", which I thought it would reach, but just stopped short of reaching for me. Very good game.

This game is absolutely lovely. A mix or platformer and adventure game set within Shinto spirit world. Reminded me of a certain Japanese animation studio movies. It's not voice acted and there's only a minor variation/branches in the storyline, and once you've done all the character's quest, there's not much to replay/explore. Still, it's longer than average games of this type and it's really pleasant to be inside this game. A little gem to have in your library. Note that half of my hours come from that certain retro gaming achievement.

Game is really fun. You will enjoy a good story and hunting for collectables, this game is for you. There are some nice details and stuff to find, take your time and explore this nice game :)

I loved beautifully detailed graphics and nostalgic atmosphere that you see in old albums and cinemas... and some old areas in Japan!   The story is based on Shinto mythology with shade of classic literature along with juvenile things. The music is lovely. Sound of nature (and Suzu) feels realistic and pleasant. You'll like them if you're a fan of Studio Ghibli and Mushi-Shi... and Osamu Dazai (not the one in Bungo Stray Dogs, but in classic literature) :D Japanese translation was very nice, especially Nekotaro's :3

beautiful game like playing an anime movie

I JUST FINISHED THIS GAME AND MY HEART IS SO WARM

loved the story.