Chill Adventure Memory of Memorie Adds Switch Farewell Feature After Feedback
The Switch version's missing farewell option became a notable oversight that the developer addressed swiftly based on player feedback, showing how a small quality-of-life detail can matter in a companion-focused game.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Biside's work companion adventure 'Memory of Memorie: A Chill Story' launched for PC, Mac, Switch 2, and Switch on July 23. Developer Kazunori Nanji said the Switch version lacked a farewell menu because the console does not require exiting the game, and after fan requests, the team moved quickly to add the feature.
Biside's Kazunori Nanji, in an interview with Game Spark, explained the thinking behind 'Memory of Memorie: A Chill Story' and a recent patch. The game, out since July 23 on PC, Mac, Switch 2, and Switch, sets its chill adventure in a fantasy world with a mage girl companion named Memorie. Nanji cited 'Chill with You: Lo-Fi Story' as a system influence.
The farewell feature came from a quirk of the Switch port. Since the console does not need a game-exit menu, players could not say goodbye to Memorie there, unlike on Steam. After fans asked for it, the developer decided to add it. The game also lets players resize the window, which can make Memorie appear larger in vertical mode.
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