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About This Game An old farmer lives with his wife - However, he hasn't quite been himself lately. His mind wanders off, he forgets his daily routine and he often brings up things from the past. Forgotten, Not Lost comes from the creators of A More Beautiful World and is a kinetic novel that tackles the theme of dementia and is a visual novel that hopes to bring tears into our readers' eyes, especially those who have gone through similar situations when dementia or Alzheimer's has claimed the memory of a loved one. Set in a medieval world, take the role of a farmer, who has dementia and is slowly forgetting details of his life to the heartache of his elderly wife... Or is it that simple?The author of the story, Darren Kwok, based it off actual experiences caring for someone with dementia - Afterthought Studios' in concert with our motto of Touching Hearts Through Words, created this short kinetic novel.For media inquiries, please email pr@afterthoughtstudios.org 7aa9394dea Title: Forgotten, Not Lost - A Kinetic NovelGenre: Casual, RPG, SimulationDeveloper:Afterthought StudiosPublisher:Afterthought StudiosRelease Date: 2 Apr, 2016 Forgotten, Not Lost - A Kinetic Novel Download For Pc [Xforce Keygen] A visual novel about an old man with dementia going through his last stage of life.+The art is very nice.+Its not a long story but it is a beautiful one.+Achievements are eazy to get as it is for most visual novel's.+Story is about 1.2 hours long but its worth every cent.+Comes with steam cards-Short but who cares. One of the most moving and heart jerking games I've played. The art and the music were absolutely gorgeous and the story was extremely touching. It was a fairly quick read (about one and a half hours when read outloud) which was nice and, though it was not too long, the story was paced wonderfully and has touched me incredibly. I would absolutely recommend going through this novel. It had tears flowing out my eyes at many moments, both happy and sad. It will be a game that I will remember for ages.. This review comes from someone, who has played a lot of visual novels.I absolutely loved this VN:- unusual, but very interesting story. I got immersed into the story in an instant.- good music that fits well to the all-around setting.- very emotional. you might drop a few tears during the story.- good pace.Most people that rate it negative or complain about it in the forum say it is too short.It took me about one and a half hour with a slow reading pace. I am actually very glad that it is 'only' that short. Hence, this game does not suffer from boring or unneeded scenes. Instead it keeps you interested from the very start and you will finish it in one go and be satisfied with what you got. That's a huge plus from me. And the game is cheap too!A lot of people have around 3-4 hours of active gameplay in this, me included. This is simply, because people leave the game running in the background to get all the steam trading cards.DR\/TL:Buy this, enyouable, short, emotional.. It's very sad, and imaginative. The downside, is that i's very short, and there aren't any real twists. I only recommend this game to people that watch Old Yeller for fun.. I'm not crying; you're crying!Okay, fine, I am crying. I wasn't prepared, at all, for reading this. The story is from the point of view of an elderly man with severe, chronic memory loss. I was not prepared for this, because my grandmother suffered from dementia, which caused her to behave in a much similar way. She died last year, and wow, memories of her came flooding back while reading this. My great grandmother had severe Alzheimer's disease before she died as well; though I never met her, I heard many stories about her. It's a very sad, scary illness that I wish had more awareness and more funding for research on how to find a cure for it. Thus, I'm glad this VN exists. I probably would've found the story sad regardless, but knowing someone personally with the same kind of mental illness definitely makes it more emotional.