The Herbarium of the Forgotten

Mistvale is a small town of fog, willows and mossy stones. For a few weeks now, its people have been forgetting: a first name, a face, sometimes a whole night. Wherever a memory is lost, a seed appears. Ysé, the herbalist, wakes up one morning in her shop without knowing who she is. With the help of Master Root, a grumpy mandrake in a pot, she will grow these seeds, relive the memories they hold and uncover what is devouring the town's memory. Starting with her own. • A mystery in six chapters and an epilogue, with two endings. • Memory seeds to bring into bloom: each one needs its own soil, water, light and company, deduced from testimonies. • Memories to explore, clue words to collect, and the truth to piece together in a fill-in-the-blanks notebook. • Return or press: give a memory back to its owner, or keep it in your herbarium. No choice is wrong; both have a price. • An herbalist shop to restore and decorate: living plants, pots, furniture, lights, curiosities, wallpapers. The townsfolk love certain moods, and come to linger. • Gentle selling: advise customers, treat their ailments with the right plant… and refuse the poisons. • Real time you can skip by sleeping: plants grow even while the game is closed, and nothing is ever lost. • Master Root, a grumpy mandrake, is the built-in hint system: a remark, a lead, then the answer, with a lot of grumbling. • An original soundtrack (33 pieces) and recorded ambiences; everything is also playable with the sound off. Free. Optional videos give small boosts, never during the story, and the game never sells time.

Fixes: lists (herbarium, greenhouse, settings) and the notebook page scroll with your finger, with “Check” always visible. Chapter 6: Ysé's seed can finally be planted in the memory pot. Decorate: every spot can be tapped, even next to large furniture. The character speaking is the one you see at the counter, with their face. Lines no longer split into one-line pages. Better placed place names, customer bubble and markers. Thank you for your feedback!