After finishing the main guy's route, I didn't feel compelled to continue playing any of the other routes. It felt bland, uninspired and didn't leave much of an impression on me. It's superficial at best and it's all about stat raising and not enough story. Though the art looks well done it's additionally let down by the UI which I firmly disliked and didn't allow me to fully immerse myself in it. Everything is cookie-cutter and failed to employ cliches effectively and I won't be looking forward to any Winter Wolves games in the future.

As a huge fan of dating sims, I've already experienced many different types of Otome Games / Visual Novels and yet, I have to say that I was quite disappointed by Always Remember Me. I had some expectations before playing this game since the visuals seemed fairly appealing and I actually wasn't disappointed by the (few) CGs - they were drawn well and the character designs weren't bad either. But that's it, everything else made me - bluntly said - dislike the game.

The characters' sprites during the cutscenes looked weird (e.g. when Amy cried her posture/gesture didn't change at all, her posture stayed the same throughout the game and the same with the other characters). Additionally, the game seemed to focus more on the stat raising mechanic than the romance plot itself, leading to some annoying and boring "save & load" back and forth since you want to raise your stats as soon as possible in order to get both endings easily. Lastly, the endings to every route in this game. Briefly said, they were also very disappointing. A short cutscene with CG as a reward and during those cutscenes, you couldn't really feel the love between the protagonist and her final love interest - you just couldn't feel this achievement which you want to have as the player in every dating sim.

All in all, I'm glad they took another step forward to localising dating sims in the west and I don't regret buying ARM since it helped supporting the localisation. Still, I probably wouldn't have bought it for another reason.

I enjoyed this vn/otome..but there were some major flaws that made it all just feel a little lacking. The ending was the biggest flaw. I got both the special and normal ending for Eddy and I felt zero difference between the two. There also was absolutely no build up to the ending.

The male characters just sort of eventually confess to Amy, with not much having happened between them since this game focuses just a little, little too much on stat building...and then the player is left a little confused as to whether or not Amy is actually dating the love interest (because even if a different guy confesses to hear and she says something like "I think I have feelings for you, too", she still visits her boyfriend with Amnesia at the hospital and gets upset when his ex girlfriend is there).

After that, once you either fill the 'love meter' or play up until the 'deadline', it just skips straight to a short ending scene with your hubby without any build up or conflict in the story (besides the whole amnesia storyline).

Despite all of this, I did very much like three of the love interests. The boyfriend with amnesia was a little too plain to be so much trouble for my tastes..but these bishies were still interesting and the sort that plenty of people can get attached to (such as myself).

Amy, the heroine, is also very likable and the game has fantastic artwork (not to mention a fairly nice soundtrack which I better liked by purchasing the deluxe edition of the game).

All in all, not the greatest otome and it didn't handle the stat building particularily well (and I think the new game Backstage Pass did a better job of that..), but it was cute and charming.

It just is NOT the sort of thing if you've played a lot of visual novels or otome games. There's very little text and it's mostly stat building (which is great if you prefer it that way..I just am used to reading a lot and making tough decisions in my vn's and otomes).

Because I never had a gf before and am a kissless virgin, I needed this game.

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You are young, beautiful and in love; you have a deep bond beyond time and space.
Nothing can tear you apart; or at least that is what you believed.

A terrible car crash will stand against you and your beloved, making him lose his memory.
In shock, you will have to learn to cope with this tragic situation.
How can you go on? How can you stand against this sorrow?
The solution is just one: You have no choice but to stay with featherbrain, make out with the doctor or give it a go to your coworker!!!

Really?

Boring, repetitive, boring, repetitive e most of all boring and repetitive.
Cheap shojo story.
Game that can be maybe good for young users with no taste.

***

Siete giovani, belli e innamorati; il vostro è un legame profondo che trascende lo spazio e il tempo.
Nulla può separavi; o almeno questo è quello che credevate.

Un terribile incidente d'auto si frapporrà fra voi e il vostro amato, facendogli perdere la memoria.
Sconvolte, dovrete imparare a convivere con questa tragica situazione.
Come riuscirete ad andare avanti? Come potrete affrontare questo dolore?
La soluzione è una sola: non vi resta che scegliere se restare con smemorello, farvi il dottore o dare una botta al vostro collega di lavoro!!!

Really?

Noioso, ripetitivo, noioso, ripetitivo e soprattutto noioso e ripetitivo.
Storia da shojo manga di bassa lega.
Gioco forse adatto ad un pubblico molto giovane e senza il minimo buongusto.

I recommend getting this game on sale. It's fun, but I wouldn't pay full price for it mostly because it lacks replay value. However, all the boys are adorable and it's a very heartwarming dating sim! So, I recommend playing it, just when it's on sale :P

Decent enough game, I enjoyed it, even if it was a little simplistic at times.
Art is gorgeous, and storylines are nice enough, but sometimes endings don't entirely make sense/ gives no reason for ditching Aaron most of the time.
I actually liked Hugh's storyline the most, even though I disliked his character initially, with his events his storyline feels the most complete and his endings make sense and don't go OTT.
Good game all in all c:
(I bought it on sale)

If you love skipping inane dialogue and clicking the same activities hundreds of times just to get a miserably unsatisfying ending, this is the game for you. If you want an actual visual "novel" with, like, writing that doesn't repeat itself a trillion times and has the same quality as a Newgrounds flash game (not an exaggeration in the least), maybe with voice acting or decent music or meaningful event sequences, maybe even some animation--forget it, it's not there.

Don't be sucked in by the good premise. It goes absolutely nowhere. I love VNs and I love story-based games, and dating sims can be done well. There's almost no writing, and all of it is atrocious. Nothing works. The art never changes, the activities don't change, the events repeat hundreds of times, and reaching an ending is nothing more than repeating the same actions over and over and over again. It's not fun, and it doesn't lead to anything interesting at any point.

Not even Cristina Vee singing the game's theme song can save it. The best part of the game is the title screen and the intro. Beyond that, don't expect anything better. I'm serious, I'm super-forgiving when it comes to this, but this is absolutely no deeper than a standard flash game. There's about as much dialogue and content as there.

I've only played through both endings with Aaron and I had a blast playing through it. A good strategy to this game is developing a pattern, but before it gets too repetitive (for me at least), I end up either with a new event or having to work on getting Amy's energy back up. Even when I get held back by Amy's energy, I could easily get both routes finished in time. This game was extra fun playing while on Skype with my boyfriend as he did male voices and I did female voices, so if you wanna make this game extra enjoyable, get a friend to help with the voices. Also, some of the dialogue is a bit weird a certain points, but when you're doing voice overs, it's a ball of hilarity.

As far as dating sims/otome games go this is a simple one ( For those who are wondering there is NO +18 Content.)
+ sweet story
+ catchy soundtrack
+ two possible endings a special and normal ending.
+ Skills / Parameters determine outcome.

Some of the things I didnt enjoy about this game are :
- It becomes repetetive way too fast. (click after click of doing the same thing )
- The random event are sweet but they lacked visual aspects to them to make them satisfying.
- The options (at least for me) hardly changed the outcome or made a big significant change.
- Feels like a flash game.

Overall it is a sweet game, and would recommend it for casual dating sim players or anyone who is 13+ (teens) there is no explicit language or content as far from kissing and hugging so pretty pink and sweet.

**For anyone who is experienced with Otome/ Dating Sim games this is not your game. You will ended fairly quickly and will get bored from it quite fast and just get really annoyed at some characters in the game.

The main story is somewhat original but the characters and their relationships are too shallow for my taste. The gameplay is utterly repetitive and boring. I'm not used to female perspective in dating sims so it was a little awkward for me. A girl would definitely enjoy this game more than I did. If you want to play this that badly, I suggest you to get the mobile version and give it a go when you're on a long bus trip or something.

One of the easiest games I`ve ever played, nice for beginners, but nothing new under the sun.
Since the beginning of the game you do know which character likes which stat, you just have to visit them every day and learn the required skill to get a 100% romance.
Decide, if you want to fight for your love (and stick with the one who forgot about you), or if you like to flirt with a doctor, a designer or a shy ice cream vendor.
Love has never been so easy, yet so predictable as in this game.

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the resolution and the history of game is very bad but the cards are very worthable like 1$.dont give a money to this game but if its gift play it

Meh. MEH.
This game was literally meh, in every sense, in art, story and love interests. Or, well, the town map was impressive looking.

It's a fully working dating sim, but that's really all there is to it. The plot is really weak and unimpressive, sometimes even cringe-worthy to the point that I'm suffering secondhand embarrassment. It feels greatly unbalanced and repetitive. Wake up. Raise your stats. Go and earn some brownie points with the boyz. Go back to bed. Repeat the routine till you eventually get a small plot scene without CG.

Endings are usually the essential part of a dating sim, it's the goal of the game. You usually have these expectations of them, for them to feel like the wrap up the game and give you closure. This game didn't just didn't manage to achieve that. It felt tedious (even the special ending), and it did not make me want to replay the game to unlock another ending.

Overall, if you don't have too high expectations and/or you've never played at dating sim/Otome game before, you might enjoy it. There is a lot of room for improvement in this game, but honestly even if it was improved there is few things that could make a cliche plot like this interesting.

Other than that, this game shows off a lot of different functions that it's engine is capable of. Which is quite interesting (and good I guess?).

A cute love story. It could have been good, if not for the mandatory grinding. Once you find the optimal pattern for the route, it's just rinse and repeat for an hour until you win. The events are too spaced out, and they just end with you picking the correct of the two possible choices that you are given. It's way too repetitive. I've unlocked one ending, but I have no desire to go through this repetitive nightmare again. If I had a physical copy, I would burn it.

Also, food and drink are unnecessary if you always get a good night's sleep; who knew?

My first dating-sim I've ever played. Also my first review about a game ON STEAM.

Story
As you start the game you will get a short tutorial to guide you into the game, it was rather short. You play Amy the female protagonist who is trying help her boyfriend to remember her, because he is suffering from amnesia. The main achievement is to help him remember you.

Graphics
We keep this short: sweet graphics.


Tho the game is repetitive I'll give it 3 / 5

I MAY ONLY HAVE 15 MIN ON PC, but i have this game on ANDRIOD.. i loved it so much i bought it on sale for PC.

the story for this is heartbreaking. and as a KOREAN DRAMA WATCHER, I love that kinda stuff. <3

its very good!!! if you LOVE OTTOME games, the artwork, music, and play is great even for the steep price! <3

I really liked this game. The soundtrack is amazing it has a nie story for a dating sim. Of course it may get repetitive but that's wat makes it good it makes it seem like you are really living it by having to work. Also you do fun things and study to raise your levels, and make conversation to raise your relationship with guys. Also the game is casual so you can just relax and play this game. This is one of my favorite pc games by far and I would recommend buying it and te soundtrack. I'd give this game a 9.5/10

Game about Red Haired Lasseh. 10 out of 10!

A pretty nice decent dating sim with pretty cute artwork. The story is a neat premise, the main character's boyfriend has amnesia so she can either stick it out with him or pursue three other dudes. The characters themselves aren't annoying, but they don't really stick out that much either. That's unfortunately because you don't actually get to see most of their personality unless you pursue them as a love interest and even then you only get a few choice-related events with them. Then again, maybe it was meant to be that way since they're suppose to be simple characters and not soap opera cliche characters. Although, its neat how the game incorporates morale and energy levels in it, and its pretty simple to figure out how to best balance out those stats.

As far as this review goes, I've only played through Aaron's and Lawrences's normal and special endings. Aaron's special ending was the only ending from those four that had a smooth transition for its end relationship. The other four endings just pop up abruptly once you max out the guys' love meters, almost as if they were an after-thought in the story designing process. And I'm unsure if those endings take place right there or later on in the future. Don't get me wrong, I still had fun playing the game, but those ending transitions needs a bit of work.

I'd recommend picking the game up when its on sale if you want a nice short dating sim.