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Blue Memories is the result of my experimentations with RPG Maker 2003 during this summer of 2017. It is an exploration/ item finding game, basically a similar type of progression as a metroidvania, except it has the gameplay of a classic top down rpg maker game.

In Blue Memories, you assume the role of The Runaway, a mysterious character that keeps his name secret and seems to be running from an unknow threat. His tribulations eventually leads him to hide in an abandoned elementary school (the setting of the game) for a night. Safe inside the school, he will try to make his way into the deeper rooms of the building and uncover its past by reading various notes and posters, as well as access it's locked and forgotten rooms.

The main focus of the story is its environment: an abandonned school that used to be the meeting place for an amateur occult club. Notes, posters and environmental storytelling will help you uncover what happened to the club and its members as the main character tries to make his way deeper into the building. The game features very few dialogues and characters, as most of the time The Runaway explores the building alone. The story, however, isn't the main focus of the game, as aesthetic and ambiance are what I mostly wanted to create the game on.


The game is only made in 4 colors, black, a dark blue and 2 shades of light blue! This is an aesthetic I wanted to try out, and I'm pleased with how it ended up.I also made the music myself, and it's (hopefully) nice.
This is not a horror game! Even though it is about exploring an abandonned place, it's not meant to scare you. There are a few "spooky" things, but it's mostly for ambiance.

I's about half an hour long, but the bonus content adds a bit more. There are also a few optional diarie entries and posters that you can read around the school.


Thank you for reading, and I hope you enjoy this game!

Latest Blog

Update!

An update is planned for this evening!
I will fix a few glitches and typos, as well as make the post endgame section less confusing and will hopefully let more people find the secret ending.
  • Completed
  • JuneFlowa
  • RPG Maker 2003
  • Adventure
  • 07/19/2017 01:45 AM
  • 08/22/2017 02:28 AM
  • 08/01/2017
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Just for notice: each "it's" is actually a "its" (2nd and 3rd block of your summary)
author=Firefly84
Just for notice: each "it's" is actually a "its" (2nd and 3rd block of your summary)


Oh, I though both worked... Thank you for reporting this, I'm changing it right away.
Waxius
"Someday I'll finish my game... someday.."
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Today I downloaded 3 games from this site and Blue Memories was one of them.

I have to say.. I enjoyed this game. I have a very open mind, and while this game might be off-putting for some, I just HAD to see where the story went. You peaked my curiosity and so I had to finish the game all the way up to the special ending.

I really liked how you created a spooky atmosphere, especially as you progress and there's been slight changes on the walls. When the words "Go Away" appeared, I had an inkling that something big was coming, and then when the window broke with a large hole.. I know I was in trouble!.

Loved the artwork for the first ending, and everything after that was just icing on the cake.

All in all, good job! I was thoroughly entertained!
author=Waxius
Today I downloaded 3 games from this site and Blue Memories was one of them.

I have to say.. I enjoyed this game. I have a very open mind, and while this game might be off-putting for some, I just HAD to see where the story went. You peaked my curiosity and so I had to finish the game all the way up to the special ending.

I really liked how you created a spooky atmosphere, especially as you progress and there's been slight changes on the walls. When the words "Go Away" appeared, I had an inkling that something big was coming, and then when the window broke with a large hole.. I know I was in trouble!.

Loved the artwork for the first ending, and everything after that was just icing on the cake.

All in all, good job! I was thoroughly entertained!

I am so happy that you enjoyed my little game, and your comment made my day! Thank you so much. I hope you will play and enjoy my next game too!
author=WilliamK
This deserves more attention

Honored that someone would say this! My next project should get more attention though, since it's gonna be bigger, better and more advertised during development.
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