Game took an insame amount of time to download and than after that it fails to log in.

Originally played this game on Android. The only reason I don't recommend is because it is a classic F2P mobile game with all the classic F2P mechanics that want your money. Also, I don't really get AFKRPGs. They are literally games that you don't play, which defeats the purpose of it being a game.

I will say that the visuals, soundtrack, story, animations, characters, and voice acting are staggeringly beautiful. Why did they have to be wasted on this? If someone made a normal RPG in this style, with one upfront cost, no micro-transactions, and offline mode for the main campaign, they'd have my money the moment the game became available.

Your fancy Audiobook / Music Player is now available on PC

Finally on PC! Now I can just keep it in the background to listen to the music, no more YouTube needed.

Been playing on-and-off since the initial launch, but I can wholeheartedly recommend MemeMori as a casual game.

Pros:
- The visuals and animations are beautiful. Amazing use of Live2D.
- While story barely exists in quests, there are some intricate details scattered around in various character backgrounds, the music lyrics, and the occasional panel events.
- The songs are the pillars holding up the game at this moment. Songs also exist in both English and Japanese, and span across various genres.
- Character voice-overs are amazing too, have a range of emotions mixed among them. Soon enough you start to wish there were more voice lines.
- Lot of gems farmable from quests, occasional events and mainly dailies. With some good planning, you can get one copy of most limited characters (if you wish). Characters also rerun pretty frequently across various banner types.
- New characters release almost every two weeks, which means more music tracks!
- The PC client is well optimized, has several basic settings and I haven't encountered any issues so far (I hope I didn't just jinx it)

Cons:
- Level up system is extremely grindy after a point. You need to save up lots and lots and lots of resources, and also need several copies (to reach LR) of (at least 5) characters to upgrade the Level Link after 200.
- Lack of information, you need to search a lot for threads or just figure it out yourself if you get stuck on building characters, or don't know what an in-game term means. On the positive side, the devs already have sponsored some guides so hopefully there's more soon.
- Several good banner types (Invokation of Chance, Stars, etc) are locked behind high level main quests.

All in all, I do recommend this game to everyone. Even if you don't play it, at least listen to some of the tracks on YT, there are lots of beautiful ones. Sorry for the long review, but this game has accompanied me for more than 2 years now, so this is the least I could do.

doing dailies: 5 minutes or less
listening to music: 9 hours

While the game itself comes with great music, I cannot recommend this game to F2P players as the game is extremely P2W up the the point on which you have to "idle" for days just for a chance to get something that helps you progress.

Amazing music with beautiful art and aesthetics. The game is quick and simple, wayyyy too simple that it made the game a bit boring especially with auto. It's more like a very expensive art project than a real game. Do I recommend this? If you are looking for a side gacha game, then sure.

No battlefield, no character display. Shows short animated images of characters instead of actual battles.

Don't bother playing the game, terrible pve and pvp. No new content apart from new characters being released. The gameplay comes down to pressing retry button over and over again until rng gods bless the run. Guild wars could have been fun, but now its mostly 1 guild dominating the map in pretty much every world. If you pay more you win pvp.

All in all great art and music, but awful game.

Oh yeah, don't expect any story after tutorial (:

Really nice art that caught my attention at first. Gameplay is missing though.

A game about progression. With no way (without paying a billion $) of progressing beyond 5 minutes a day