¡Ahora puedes jugar Some Distant Memory en español! Hace mucho tiempo, la humanidad floreció. Eso fue antes del colapso y la proliferación de algas corrosivas que ahora afectan al planeta. Se ha perdido demasiado, pero el futuro lucha por sobrevivir sin conocer el pasado. 300 año
¡Ahora puedes jugar Some Distant Memory en español!
Hace mucho tiempo, la humanidad floreció. Eso fue antes del colapso y la proliferación de algas corrosivas que ahora afectan al planeta. Se ha perdido demasiado, pero el futuro lucha por sobrevivir sin conocer el pasado.
300 años después del apocalipsis, La Profesora y sus acompañantes han hecho un descubrimiento increíble: una casa anterior al colapso, que se preservó de manera misteriosa bajo tierra. Explora las ruinas y examina las pertenencias de quienes la habitaron. Observa recuerdos del pasado y vive momentos de la historia en el orden en que los encuentres.
We'd like to give a 300-year-old, scanned, and re-materialized "thank you" to Helen of Copper Lantern Books for taking the time to review Some Distant Memory. Here's a little of what she has to say after exploring the game: " The house is a hand drawn masterpiece, with a slight S
We'd like to give a 300-year-old, scanned, and re-materialized "thank you" to Helen of Copper Lantern Books for taking the time to review Some Distant Memory. Here's a little of what she has to say after exploring the game:
"The house is a hand drawn masterpiece, with a slight Southern Gothic feel. Grandma Ada is an artist; Emmy is a poet. Their work is scattered throughout the house, providing context and depth to the story, which focuses on love, grief, loss and ecological disaster. Underpinning the story is a sense that we have lost the world, and may not have much time left."
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"With an ecological message that cannot be ignored, some gorgeous interwoven narratives, innovative story design, and charming graphics, Some Distant Memory is a pleasure to play." Read The Indie Game Website 's full review here:
"With an ecological message that cannot be ignored, some gorgeous interwoven narratives, innovative story design, and charming graphics, Some Distant Memory is a pleasure to play."
Read The Indie Game Website's full review here: https://www.indiegamewebsite.com/2019/11/13/some-distant-memory-review/
We're celebrating Earth Day 2020 with a massive discount! If you've played SDM, you no doubt noticed the environmental themes told throughout the story. As the Professor struggles to learn how people lived before the "Collapse," she also discovers the impact that civilization had
We're celebrating Earth Day 2020 with a massive discount!
If you've played SDM, you no doubt noticed the environmental themes told throughout the story. As the Professor struggles to learn how people lived before the "Collapse," she also discovers the impact that civilization had on the planet. She and the Commander seek to answer the question: "what caused the Collapse in the first place?"
In our struggle to thrive, we must remember that our actions affect more than the humans around us. The consequences of doing "business as usual" have never been more obvious. If nature doesn't survive, neither will we.
If this is your first time seeing Some Distant Memory on your feed, take the plunge! We put a lot of heart into our first narrative game. It's a story of love and survival that you'll never forget.
If you're already a fan of the game, this is the perfect time to spread its theme of planetary awareness. Each review we get on Steam helps put the game in front of more people, and we read every single review that gets posted.
Thank you and HAPPY EARTH DAY!
Katharine Castle from Rock Paper Shotgun takes a fresh look at Some Distant Memory. "If someone discovered my home 300 years from now, what conclusions would they draw from it? Would they marvel at the mountains of old graphics cards stuck in my office, or would they do a big yik
Katharine Castle from Rock Paper Shotgun takes a fresh look at Some Distant Memory.
"If someone discovered my home 300 years from now, what conclusions would they draw from it? Would they marvel at the mountains of old graphics cards stuck in my office, or would they do a big yikes at the equally tall piles of empty Rennie packets we have strewn about the house?"
Read the full article on Rock Paper Shotgun.
Have You Played? is an endless stream of game retrospectives. One a day, every day, perhaps for all time… When I first played Some Distant Memory about a month ago, I would have said it was like a futuristic point and click version of Gone Home . In it, you play a mech’d-up archa
Have You Played? is an endless stream of game retrospectives. One a day, every day, perhaps for all time…
When I first played Some Distant Memory about a month ago, I would have said it was like a futuristic point and click version of Gone Home. In it, you play a mech’d-up archaeologist called Zal, who stumbles on an old house from before The Collapse, an apocalyptic event that sent the world into disarray and left only tiny pockets of humanity intact. During the course of its two-hour runtime, you poke around the house, discover old objects left behind by the family that lived there, and use them to reconstruct memories and events from them with the help of your AI robot pal Arora. It’s a sweet story, but it didn’t leave a particularly deep impression on me.
Fast forward to today, when the entire country has practically gone into lockdown, and it’s taken on quite a different meaning. If someone discovered my home 300 years from now, what conclusions would they draw from it? Would they marvel at the mountains of old graphics cards stuck in my office, or would they do a big yikes at the equally tall piles of empty Rennie packets we have strewn about the house? Maybe I should start leaving choice emails and text messages around the place now so that future archaeologists have some appropriate environmental storytelling devices to decipher what happened here…
BEHOLD, the musical sounds of the (devastated) future! Doo-doo-doo-doo-doo! Okay, it's a bit more moody and melancholy than that. Listen for yourself! Those who've completed our sc-fi narrative game agree it wouldn't be the same without the brilliant work of Amos Roddy (ToyXTree)
BEHOLD, the musical sounds of the (devastated) future! Doo-doo-doo-doo-doo!
Okay, it's a bit more moody and melancholy than that. Listen for yourself! Those who've completed our sc-fi narrative game agree it wouldn't be the same without the brilliant work of Amos Roddy (ToyXTree).
The Some Distant Memory Soundtrack is available for 25% OFF until 2/14. Only on Steam.
Preview one of the included tracks, courtesy of ToyXTree's official YouTube channel:
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Happy Lunar New Year from the Professor and the Galvanic Games team! To celebrate the Year of the Rat, our post-apocalyptic story game Some Distant Memory will be 25% OFF both PC and Mac for a limited time. 300 years in the future, Earth is a wasteland. You are the Professor, an
Happy Lunar New Year from the Professor and the Galvanic Games team! To celebrate the Year of the Rat, our post-apocalyptic story game Some Distant Memory will be 25% OFF both PC and Mac for a limited time.
300 years in the future, Earth is a wasteland. You are the Professor, an archaeologist tasked with recovering the memories of the past. Learn what life was like before the collapse of civilization. The future depends on it.Sale begins Jan 23, 2020 @ 10:00am Pacific Time. Sale ends Jan 27, 2020 @ 10:00am Pacific Time.
Already played SDM? Or just curious before you buy our new game? Come chill with the dev team in our Discord server!
Thank you Nekomata Okayu and the hololive community for enjoying our new game! Watch the recorded stream in its entirety:
Thank you Nekomata Okayu and the hololive community for enjoying our new game! Watch the recorded stream in its entirety:
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The future ends without the past. Some Distant Memory is now available for PC and Mac! 300 years in the future, mankind is on the brink of extinction. You are the Professor, an archaeologist tasked with finding answers about Earth's long-forgotten past. Joined by your AI companio
The future ends without the past. Some Distant Memory is now available for PC and Mac!
300 years in the future, mankind is on the brink of extinction. You are the Professor, an archaeologist tasked with finding answers about Earth's long-forgotten past.
Joined by your AI companion ARORA, you have the ability to recreate moments from the past. "Memories" of those who lived before the collapse of civilization. Discover a rich story of love, creativity, and perseverance. Humanity depends on it.
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Galvanic Games and Way Down Deep are proud to announce the release date for Some Distant Memory, the story-heavy exploration game set 300 years in the future. We'll launch simultaneously on Steam for PC and Mac users on November 14 , along with the Nintendo eShop for Switch playe
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Galvanic Games and Way Down Deep are proud to announce the release date for Some Distant Memory, the story-heavy exploration game set 300 years in the future. We'll launch simultaneously on Steam for PC and Mac users on November 14, along with the Nintendo eShop for Switch players.
Check out our new announcement trailer above. We're excited for players to witness our unique tale of growth, creativity, love, and human perseverance. The game features a wide range of characters and personalities, including a centuries-old artificial intelligence with the ability to recreate human memories from the past.
If you're as excited as we are for November 14, come join the dev team and fellow players on the official Galvanic Discord server: https://discord.gg/3a6zQcp