I recently downloaded this game along with I Am Innocent. I can say with unwavering confidence that this game is a lot more enjoyable than I Am Innocent, and I haven’t even finished the story yet. The games you need to play in order to receive stars in this game are simple, easy, and the goal of how many stars you need to collect are much more quicker to achieve. That’s what makes a game like this so much fun. After a few quick levels, you can jump right back in to the story without any hassle. And the story of this game unfolds with more content per star collection than I Am Innocent. The reason I’m making these comparisons is to make a very clear point that the games and the goals that you need to achieve in I Am Innocent are time-consuming and honestly a little ridiculous. You guys have received complaints from other players on that game, so I don’t need to go into detail. You already know. Please consider adding elements of this game to your other game I Am Innocent. Memento M. is 👏🏼✨ amazing so far.

First things first, I genuinely love how the story is laid out to us! We alternate between playing as a police officer, Sarah, and later as another character. The both of them already have set personalities, which I believe is amazing, and we’re choosing between having them give rational or emotional answers whenever they’re talking with someone else. In my opinion, it’s all executed really darn well. Unlike in “I am Innocent,” it’s more challenging to know whether or not you chose the right things to say since our relations with others are no longer obviously shown as positive or negative; We have to figure that out with our own intuitionsNow, onto the not-so-amazing part of the game, the puzzle minigames. This is for sure just my opinion, but I still dread the hacking minigames since they interrupt the immersion I have for the story and can be extremely frustrating as well. I know that there’s nothing I can say to change this though, since the developers have to keep the puzzles challenging and also earn money somehow! I’m not too sure if many people are able to relate with this though, since it seems like a whole bunch of people are content with how the minigames are. I think I can understand why they’re alright with them though, since it’s a huge improvement from how the Tetris-like puzzles were in “I am Innocent.” Perhaps I’m simply just not cut out for these kinds of puzzle minigames! If there’s anyone out there who somehow managed to reach the end of this review, I genuinely really appreciate you reading my thoughts. Stay safe out there!

This game sucked me in right away. I’m a big fan of crime/murder text mysteries and this one has been great since the beginning! You have access to all photos and the “hacking portion of the game is a nice challenge without becoming too difficult. The developers did very well with the story line and I really enjoyed being able to view things through the eyes of multiple characters, not just one. I highly recommend this game to anyone looking for a great crime/murder texting app.

So, game itself is not bad. The storyline is good. The issues are: 1. Occasional poor grammar/spelling. Needs some editing 2. The game is a complete moneypit. The puzzles get so difficult it's nearly impossible to solve without paying $$. I'm not against supporting the developers... completely for it. But each hint ends up being like $$0.70 - for five extra moves. Just way to pricey. I'm at the point where I just googled the end bc I'm tired of paying more and more money. 3. No undo on the puzzles. Maybe I have fat thumbs, but would one turn undo function really cost them that much? SOOO many times I just accidentally clicked something wrong and then have to start all over. Extremely frustrating.Edit. One star now bc of all the crashes during mini game. So you use a bunch of coins to try to win the mini game... you try a purchase bc you need just one more color. The game crashes with error screen. You've just wasted all your coins. What a PIA. This happened multiple times. So annoyed.