11-11 Memories Retold

Great game with a really emotional and well-told story. It genuinely pulled me in and made me care about the characters. The audio and voice acting were amazing and added a lot to the atmosphere. The graphics were a bit unusual at first, since I hadn’t played anything with this kind of art style before. It always looks like a painting, which felt a bit strange in the beginning, but after a while I got used to it and actually started to really appreciate how unique and beautiful it is. The game isn’t very long, but the experience feels meaningful, I like how the game connects both characters perspectives.
I definitely recommend giving this game a try!

Minus some less-than-perfect animation and level design, this is an absolute gem of a game. Go into it for the narrative.

Good and interesting story, with some good WW1 pieces of information. Cool visuals, though it might be very hit or miss for some. I liked the art style for the most part, although it makes collectibles very hard to spot a lot of the time. Gameplay is pretty basic, so there's nothing much to say about it, really. Completion is easy if you follow a guide, collectibles are the only slightly annoying part. The strangest thing about this game, however, is the default movement controls, which, for some reason, are QZSD.

War sucks, we all know that, and this game reminds it!
11-11 Memories Retold is beautiful, it goes beyond just a game, it teaches you about war, but not about shooting, or surviving, or killing, it is a reminder of what happened and what should not happen again.
Gameplay is not crazy, but it is also not just reading, it is about immersion, putting yourself in the foot of others, being the enemy, being the friend, it is about being humans, and understanding that there is no good or bad, the only bad is the situation we are in.
If you like cozy games, living through a story, immerse in it, you will love it. If you do not like reading, or you want to skip everything, do not even try it.
Art style is interesting, it is a way to make us feel part of the unknown, you do not see anyone, but you feel everyone, you have the power to make your own choices, and you decide your end.
I did not like that, by mistake, you can trigger the next scene, and you are not able to come back to it.
For the ones looking for learning about real World War I, the game has a lot of real historical information, you can unlock fragments and parts of real history where you will learn a lot.
Remember that in war there is no winner, we are all losers.

No matter what do not skip this game , it give you unforgettable adventure drama story

story so far : Harry Lambert (Canadian): A young photographer lured by glory, he joins the war effort but finds himself facing its brutal reality and the disappearance of a comrade, with his camera capturing the war's visual story.
Kurt Waldner (German): A skilled engineer whose life is upended when he learns his son is missing, leading him to join the German military in a desperate search, where he uses his engineering skills for repairs and to send messages home.
This experience delivers an emotional message that many Hollywood movies fail to convey. It shows a world set on fire by misunderstandings, fear, and blind obedience. There are no true winners here only broken lives on all sides.
What makes this game exceptional is its reminder that behind every uniform is a human heart. Every character feels real, vulnerable, and tragically caught in a conflict they did not create. The story forces you to reflect, not react
This is a game about empathy, about the cost of war, and about why violence should never be the answer. It does not glorify war it condemns it.
A rare, meaningful experience that stays with you long after the credits roll
gameplay : the gameplay similar to little nightmare , telltale games

keep it in mind this is story game with multiple endings so there is no shooting stuff like call of duty or another war games

I started this expecting a game.
It’s more like a quiet punch in the feelings.
You walk, you remember, you listen.
No skill checks. No power fantasy. Just World War I and vibes that sit heavy on your chest.
The art looks like a painting having a bad memory.
The story doesn’t scream, it whispers and somehow that’s worse.
Not fun in the usual sense.
But it sticks with you. Like a thought you didn’t invite.
Recommended (if you’re okay feeling things at 2 a.m. and staring at the wall afterward).

Review from 2020:
A beautiful story about two soldiers on either side of the fight during WWI. It was sort of like a Telltale game, although there wasn’t meaningful choices until the end of the game. The art style, characters and their voice actors were top notch.