Roid, a small town repairman, flips through an old polaroid album and embarks on a journey revisiting his past. He grew up learning repair skills in his grandfather's shop, fixing items that spark childhood memories like a toy train, skateboard, game console, and piano blocks tied to his crush Pola. Each repaired object adds a polaroid to the album in this indie casual simulation.
Players fix broken items using tools such as screwdrivers, wrenches, and glue through simple puzzle mechanics. After repairs, mini-games let you test the items, like assembling piano blocks to play sheet music or hooking up the game console for retro play. This Early Access title suits fans of relaxed, memory-driven fixing experiences.
In 'Memory Fragment', "Roid," a small town repairman, starts a journey into the past as he opens an old polaroid album.
When he was little, he grew up with his grandfather, who ran an old repair shop. He learns how to repair things as he grows up.
He repairs various items that bring back memories of the past - from the toy train he had as a baby to the skateboard he rode with his friends, a game console he got as a birthday present from his grandfather, and mini blocks for a piano, which his childhood crush, Pola, used to play a lot.
As he repairs the items, polaroid pictures fill the album.
Features
■ Repair various items such as a game console, glasses, toys, skateboard, and many more.
■ Repair broken or destroyed items with tools such as a screwdriver, wrench, glue, etc.
■ This is a casual game where you fix things through simple puzzle mechanics, rather than complicated repairs.
■ When you finish repairing an item, there's a mini game to test the item you fixed.
■ Assemble the piano blocks to play the piano using the sheet music, and assemble the game console to play a retro game.
