Forget-Me-Not Studios discussed the origins of 12, Memory Lane, sharing the vision behind the game, the challenges faced during the development, and its approach to depicting Alzheimer's disease.

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Forget-Me-Not Studios shares the development journey of 12, Memory Lane, a first-person narrative puzzle game about a retired architect with Alzheimer's investigating his family's disappearance. The team evolved from a time-travel concept to a personal project addressing memory and family themes. The core mechanic uses sticky notes to anchor unstable memories, with the main challenge being balancing visual exploration with reliance on a memory notebook. Extensive playtesting proved essential for refining puzzles and accessibility, while personal investment from each team member contributed to the final quality.

How Forget-Me-Not Studios Created the 12, Memory Lane Game