Chasing Memories: A Monster Girl RPG

Editorial Has potential

Chasing Memories: A Monster Girl RPG earns genuine affection for its charming cast of monster girls, competent artwork (AI-assisted but noted as standing out positively from the crowd), a likable protagonist, and a cozy, feel-good tone — at least until the most recent update. Version 0.45 introduced a sharp tonal shift into darker, horror-adjacent territory — bloody scenes, a cult storyline, and a hard cliffhanger — that has divided the community sharply. Some players found it well-foreshadowed and exciting; others felt it came completely out of nowhere and clashes painfully with what drew them to the game. On the mechanical side, combat is criticized as repetitive, with too many useless skills, frustrating dungeon encounters, and QTE responsiveness issues on mobile. The lack of item-preview tooltips and some UI gaps (stat bonuses not displaying correctly) are also called out, though the developer appears responsive. The build is mostly functional on PC, but Android users are reporting installation failures on the latest version, and at least one player lost a save file across updates — suggesting the mobile port and update pipeline need attention. The game is mid-development, and the cliffhanger ending means progress halts at a dramatically charged moment, leaving players to wait months for resolution. Overall, the creative bones are solid enough for fans of the monster-girl genre, but prospective players should know the tone has meaningfully darkened and the harem dynamic is still forming rather than established.