Mobile horror in the vein of Silent Hill and Resident Evil has become permanently free on Google Play and the App Store

The developers decided to draw attention to the updated version of Forgotten Memories.

The studio Psychose Interactive has made the original Forgotten Memories free on the App Store and Google Play.

Forgotten Memories was released in 2015 and borrowed heavily from the classic Resident Evil and Silent Hill. In the story, Rose Hawkins is searching for a missing girl named Eden, but one day wakes up with a gunshot wound in an abandoned asylum. To unravel what happened, she must search for keys, solve puzzles, and survive by conserving ammo.

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The developers made the original game free to draw attention to Forgotten Memories: Remastered. The updated version remains paid, but in early November it received an update with restored and reworked cutscenes and three modes: Arrange, Deerhead, and Waves. In Waves mode, for example, players defend a mansion from waves of enemies, repair barricades, and spend earned experience on weapons and supplies. On the App Store, the remaster is on sale until November 13 for $1.99 instead of $6.99.