Review - Read Only Memories: NEURODIVER delivers an intriguing sci-fi adventure that’s relentless from the get-go.
VGChartz's Lee Mehr: "There were several different ways Midboss could've approached this sequel, likely all of which would've been better than Read Only Memories: NEURODIVER. As a mechanically-light point-n-click/visual novel, each gameplay conceit feels vapidly implemented and stale. As a brighter cyberpunk tale, it's one told with little sense of earnest conviction or connection; in fact, it's better served as a test case about writing pitfalls (context, conclusion, sermonizing, "...and then this happened" story beats) than as a story proper. It's akin to a picture book where the colorful illustrations are the only reason to keep turning the page."
Check out the latest Read Only Memories: Neurodiver trailer for the point-and-click adventure sequel to 2064: Read Only Memories. Explore this rich world as you take on the role of a young psychic agent tasked with tracking down a mysterious antagonist hiding in people's memories.
Read Only Memories: Neurodiver is out now on PS5 (PlayStation 5), Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam.
James writes: What can you expect from Read Only Memories: NEURODIVER and why should you be considering parting with your cash to play it? Well, we reached out to developers MidBoss to get the lowdown on their newest title and John “JJ” James, the creative director, was more than happy to have a chat about it!
