About This Game

MYMEMORY

MYMEMORY is a story-focused RPGMaker game set in the SCP Foundation universe. Play through Camille's memories as she is contained and classified as SCP-9831. Play through her life, explore her story, and discover what the Foundation is hiding. Are they covering something up? Does Camille know more than she's letting on? Does she know about... you?

Features

• 2-3 hours of gameplay, and a LOT more if you want to find all the secrets!

• Unique hand-drawn art style

• Plenty of puzzles, dialogue options, and branching paths!

• Multiple endings

• Original 12-track OST

• A non-silent protagonist in an RPGMaker horror game

• Maybe a plot twist

Steam Exclusive Features!

The Steam version of MYMEMORY has many features not found in the SCP article version, including:

• Exclusive Digital Artbook as a free DLC, which includes all development assets, Krita files, Ableton Live projects, and bonus art!

• Uncompressed assets, including art and music!

• Dramatically better performance and no need to mess with your browser settings!

• Scalable fullscreen

• Inline SCP Article viewer

Note from the developer:

Thank you for checking out my newest game! I'm jswessler, a solo developer based in New England, and it means a lot to me that you've read this far. MYMEMORY is my next project, inspired by classic RPGMaker hits like Oneshot and Ib, but modernized into a new format! I'm really proud of what MYMEMORY became over the last year, and I hope everyone enjoys it!

I've been reading and following the SCP Foundation since 2019, and I'm so happy to finally be writing for it! MYMEMORY was inspired by SCP-245. After that article switched to a Twine project, I figured the wiki needed another RPGMaker game to fill that gap!

Thank you for playing, and I hope I can keep making more games!

-jswessler

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

This game contains depictions of incarceration and kidnapping.
One scene shows an unrealistic depiction of a dead body.
One of the endings implies an off-screen suicide.