Path to Mnemosyne

Name: Path to Mnemosyne
Price: 4.99 USD
Rating: 2.1 (14 reviews)
Author: Crescent Moon Games

Adventure

$4.99 · Designed for iPad

14 Ratings
Ages

9+
Years
Category

Adventure
Developer

Crescent Moon Games
Language

EN
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Size

372.2
MB

Walk the path, explore your mind and recover all lost memories by solving dozens of imaginative puzzles. A mysterious story, a minimalist script and disturbing sounds and graphics, will make Path to Mnemosyne a bizarre and memorable gameplay experience for any player. Will you be able to reach the end of the path? Features: Overwhelming graphic style. Atmosphere that plays with your senses. Dozens of puzzles to solve. Simple controls, challenging challenges. Open narrative.

Ratings & Reviews

2.1

out of 5

14 Ratings

Cant move
06/08/2020

Tg89hh
At the beginning of the game you get prompts on how to move the character but nothing the prompts tell you to do actually work. It feels like the developer offered this game before it was ready. These things cant be rushed. I love the artistic feel but lots of work needed. (And I paid $5 for a game that doesn't work.😠)
Cant move
06/08/2020

Tg89hh

At the beginning of the game you get prompts on how to move the character but nothing the prompts tell you to do actually work. It feels like the developer offered this game before it was ready. These things cant be rushed. I love the artistic feel but lots of work needed. (And I paid $5 for a game that doesn't work.😠)
These reviews are crazy.
07/30/2020

jonathankade
I bought Path to Mnemosyne on the Nintendo Switch first. I was afraid it was going to be more of a horror game than I am comfortable with, but it’s pretty restrained. (Way too scary for kids, though!) But I really loved it. I discovered there was an iOS version, and was shocked to see the reviews were so negative.I don’t understand the complaints about controls. You use your left thumb to run forward and back, rotate the world, and hit switches. You use your right thumb to jump. It is a very standard mobile gaming approach.The visuals and sound are identical to the console version. At first I thought there was a bug - I don’t get any sound without headphones. But that may be because I have my phone mute switch on.Some of the puzzles are a bit fiddly, and I am still getting stuck on the warp holes, but in general it’s not too challenging. I haven’t needed any puzzles spoiled by walkthroughs. If you get stuck and don’t know what to do, try walking back. Further back. Keep going. See anything interesting?If you like beautiful, hand-drawn games with a creepy but not overtly scary theme, and eerie and effective sound design, brain-tickling puzzles, and an interesting if somewhat unfulfilling plot, you should give this a try. It deserves so much more credit than the App Store crowd has given it so far.
These reviews are crazy.
07/30/2020

jonathankade

I bought Path to Mnemosyne on the Nintendo Switch first. I was afraid it was going to be more of a horror game than I am comfortable with, but it’s pretty restrained. (Way too scary for kids, though!) But I really loved it. I discovered there was an iOS version, and was shocked to see the reviews were so negative.I don’t understand the complaints about controls. You use your left thumb to run forward and back, rotate the world, and hit switches. You use your right thumb to jump. It is a very standard mobile gaming approach.The visuals and sound are identical to the console version. At first I thought there was a bug - I don’t get any sound without headphones. But that may be because I have my phone mute switch on.Some of the puzzles are a bit fiddly, and I am still getting stuck on the warp holes, but in general it’s not too challenging. I haven’t needed any puzzles spoiled by walkthroughs. If you get stuck and don’t know what to do, try walking back. Further back. Keep going. See anything interesting?If you like beautiful, hand-drawn games with a creepy but not overtly scary theme, and eerie and effective sound design, brain-tickling puzzles, and an interesting if somewhat unfulfilling plot, you should give this a try. It deserves so much more credit than the App Store crowd has given it so far.
Interesting game
01/13/2021

NanoRon
A unique and entertaining puzzle/adventure game. Controls are fine. Only crashed once without losing my progress. Tricky and frustrating at times but quite diverting. Recommended.
Interesting game
01/13/2021

NanoRon

A unique and entertaining puzzle/adventure game. Controls are fine. Only crashed once without losing my progress. Tricky and frustrating at times but quite diverting. Recommended.
Doesn’t work
06/13/2020

leave my nickname alone
Don’t buy it, the controls don’t work. The game doesn’t workI tried the update, still doesn’t work. I cannot believe this was picked as ‘App of the Day’. Doesn’t speak well of the iTunes / Apple quality controls. And the silence of the developper is astounding.
Doesn’t work
06/13/2020

leave my nickname alone

Don’t buy it, the controls don’t work. The game doesn’t workI tried the update, still doesn’t work. I cannot believe this was picked as ‘App of the Day’. Doesn’t speak well of the iTunes / Apple quality controls. And the silence of the developper is astounding.