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Waking up in a vaguely familiar place with just a journal, players recollect lost memories in this 3D singleplayer indie game. Explore three areas tied to your past, hunting clues amid dementia's growing distortions. Play brain-stimulating minigames to fill the journal and piece together what happened. Reality warps as the illness worsens, challenging perception in both story and casual gameplay. Battle these effects while retracing steps through fragmented spaces. Casual players drawn to thoughtful exploration and memory recovery will find a poignant fit.


Don’t Forget is a 3D singleplayer story and exploration game inspired by dementia. Recollect your memories by looking for clues and playing brain-stimulating minigames whilst battling the effects of your dementia. Piece together the story and don’t forget…

Your head feels light and you wake up in a vaguely familiar place

You wake up in a vaguely familiar place with only a journal at your side. You don’t know how you got here but maybe retracing your steps will help? Your journal is an anchor in guiding you through several spaces filled with fragments of your past.

Recover your memories

In order to understand what is happening to you and why, you need to explore three areas linked to your past and fill your journal with recovered memories by playing brain games.

You feel like you lost a part of yourself

Battle the effects of your illness and beware of its implications. As your journey continues, your perception of reality gets increasingly distorted. Dementia is not something you can control and this will be reflected the longer you linger in both the narrative and gameplay.

Meet the team

This game was made by a team of 6 students for the final group projects course in the bachelor Digital Arts and Entertainment at Hogeschool West-Vlaanderen in Belgium, during the course of 11 weeks.

Special thanks

Special thanks to the other people that helped to create this unique experience: our composer Frédérique Le Duc-Moreau, our poet Eve McIntosh, our two supervisors from DAE Tristan Clarysse and Dave Van Verdegem. A big thank you to Digital Arts and Entertainment for publishing our game.