MeMoMi Remake Trial Arrives On Steam From A Developer With A Rare Disease
The developer's own experience of living with Juvenile Xanthogranuloma shapes the mechanics, so touching scarred skin first deals damage and later becomes possible once the player's perception of that skin changes.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
Emi Y. Sun Game began distributing the trial version of its PC title MeMoMi Remake on Steam on October 6, 2026. The adventure game is a full remake in the Godot engine of the free game MeMoMi Original, keeping the core of the original while adding new visual expression and gameplay. Its world is built from skin, fluff, and memories, with body parts as stages, and its story follows fragments of a broken birdcage in search of the Blue Bird.
The remake keeps the original's premise and rebuilds it in the Godot engine. Collage, cloth, ceramics, and skin-like textures make up the visuals, and the course of the story shifts with the player's understanding and actions, with multiple endings prepared. Japanese display is planned.
The developer is a patient with Juvenile Xanthogranuloma, which mainly causes lesions on the skin. Growing up and confronting their relationship with their own body, along with the goodwill and ill will of people around them, became the motifs of the work. A release date is undecided.
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