Chasing Memories – A Monster Girl RPG

Name: Chasing Memories – A Monster Girl RPG
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (8 reviews)
Author: Megaknur Games

by Megaknur Games

Uncensored Windows Linux Mac Android

Versionv0.42

EngineRen'Py

Released2026-06-27

Updated2026-06-27

LanguageEnglish

In Chasing Memories you play as the protagonist who has lost his memory and embarks on a journey to restore it... or he just freeloads and flirts with women and monster girls alike — either works, really. The combat is turn-based, and heavily inspired by Pokémon-style systems. Each enemy having their own animated moves, with different power, accuracy and status effect chance. Chasing Memories also features a dungeon crawling system — you can explore freely and fight some random encounters, or maybe meet someone special . Who knows? (I know) Oh, and by the way — if you don't like RPG elements in Ren'Py games, that's fine too. There's a cheat menu you can use to breeze through combat to get to the good stuff.

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v0.42 This is a quick and small free-for-all update before the big plot push comes in 2/3 weeks. - Redone the drop-down menu a bit - A lot of optimisation, especially on android - The timing minigame has been made less difficult, more forgiving - New content for Nene the froggirl and the fairy sisters - New attack animations - Main menu gallery - if you've seen a scene once, it'll be unlocked there. Useful for optional scenes - You can fast travel to girls you've met in the Deep Forest now - Nene excluded, as she doesn't actually live there! - I "fixed" some older sprites - mainly the different Hazel poses and the Myconid one. They should look better now. Also, I've redone the myconid meet cg a bit - Added a mac version v0.4 - 2 new characters! - 2 new quests - One new H-Scene (with 3 position variants, so, in reality it's 3 new scenes) - The Deep Forest map is now mostly complete (I'll add some new enemies and events in the future, but for now this is it) - Revamped experience system - levelling should feel more fair now. Also, there are lvl-up rewards - new moves and traits. - A lot of new moves for the player character and enemies (not all have an animation designed, I'll get to that later) - 1v2 and 1v3 combat! You can finally fight more than 1 enemy at once now - New enemies - Timing minigame - after choosing a move, a gradient bar will show (from red to green with a purple strip in the middle). Your job is to land on the purple strip for 125% damage - landing on the strip also makes the move used 100% accurate. Because of this change, multi-hit moves (like rapid strikes) are very different now - instead of luck deciding how many times you will hit, it's entirely up to you - landing on green zone/purple strip guarantees the chain, so if you're good, you can 5-hit pretty regularly. If you dislike the new minigame, there's a cheat in the cheat menu to skip it entirely - it auto-lands on the purple strip for you. - There's a way to make bloomkips drop something now - to trigger the quest associated with it, just find the woobleaf village and enter the shop. - Speaking of - the woobleaf shop now uses the leaves as currency. There are also 2 new items unique to this shop. - There's a DEFEND button - choosing to defend halves all damage you'll take this turn and doubles natural AP/MP generation + you recover a tiny amount of HP as well. - Some UI polishing - Gallery shouldn't shit the bed now - everything should work fine. If it still doesn't, please let me know. - Nene the Froggirl encounter is now repeatable (roughly a 20% encounter chance in the early parts of the Deep Forest) - 2 new extra gallery scenes v0.35 - 2 new characters (head east in the Deep Forest) - 3 new animated H-scenes - New enemy - Entirely reworked UI + reworked parts of battle ui - New music - Extra animations menu (Patreon only, need code - click the heart icon in the gallery if you're interested) - Almost all sex animations were reworked and their sound effects are now in sync - they look much better now - New mob village - just head north in the Deep Forest. Very work in progress, though. - Enemies have abilities now! For example, the blue slime has a passive chance to slime you after you hit it with a physical attack - it's something to make combat more interesting - A bunch of bugfixes and balancing - armour is now less op, nerfed some status effects (charmed + slimed), fire now deals even more damage to plant-based creatures - A safeguard for the Alraune fight has been set - if you're stuck, you can abandon the quest and try again later. Sorry for softlocking you guys! - 2 new items (can be bought in the new mob village), one new attack (available when you have the new weapon equipped) - The bestiary now shows the creature's stats as well as it moves and ability (if they have one) - just hover over the text and wait for the tooltip to pop up - You can sort your moves now - move up/down the moves you use most often or even unassign the moves you don't use at all (just a tiny qol thing) v0.3 - 2 new characters (technically 3 but oh well) - 4 new animated H-scenes - New quest - New dungeon - New enemies - New music - Reworked battle engine (please tell me if it's too hard/easy or otherwise unbalanced in any way - balancing shit is hard. Just use the cheat menu if you're stuck.) - New dialogue trees for Hazel, Lumi, the Alraune and Luna - Sylvia lore dump (talk to her about wanting some "common knowledge" books and return to her at night to trigger it) - A lot of optimisation - the game now weighs less than the previous version despite new shit having been added! Hooray! (it should also run better on older systems) - An android version! v0.2 - 4 new characters - 4 new animated H-scenes - A cheat menu! People who don't care about rpg-elements can now breeze through the encounters. It's in the options menu. - A bestiary, gallery and a journal - New outfit for the Myconid and Hazel, new hairstyle for Hazel - Quest system, day/night cycle system, shop system - 5 new attacks, 2 new enemies, - Blueheart Dungeon now complete - you can fight the crysalisk again - A couple new items (weapons, consumables, armours, etc) - Pokemon-esque weakness system implemented - New quests - Bugfixes - A shameless Patreon promotion v0.1 Initial Release

slimeboi1 2026-06-11 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Chasing Memories is an excellent and unique entry into the monster girl genre. Having recently played several of the most popular monster girl games, I can confidently say that Chasing Memories has the potential of becoming a future stable of the genre. By far the most impressive aspect of the game is the amazing character writing, dialog, and design. The monster girls that you meet on your journey are all unique and memorable. Whether it's a girl living in the town who you'll slowly build a relationship with and get to know more or a girl you just met in the woods and fuck within 5 minutes, they all leave an impression on the player. Dialogue feels natural and helps distinguish the personalities of each character, making them lovable in their own ways. The characters designs are based on your typical monster girl variants but stand out. Small details such as giving the owl girl an outfit that could be put on by someone with wings for arms help this fantasy world feel lived in. The three main girls (Hazel, Kate, and Luna) all have fun interactions with the player, and I look forward to how your relationship with them develops. The combat is a welcomed addition to the game. It follows your standard turn-based RPG mechanics with a variety of mechanics. Most fights are simple, but the occasional bosses or group fights require some strategizing, like learning the opponents weakness. Never once did the combat feel grindy or unfair. If I had to change one thing, it would be to create a better means of gaining currency after a fight. The AI sex scenes are made with a lot of care. As someone who feels indifferent about AI, it's safe to say there's a sea of AI slop that has been drowning the genre. Chasing Memories stands out as maybe one of two games I think actually takes its time to produce quality AI renders. A lot of editing is done to make sure the renders are consistent and the animations are fluent. This middle ground of using AI with extra effort allows the game to be updated more frequent than most games without looking like an uncanny mess. Overall, I would highly recommend checking out Chasing Memories if you're in the mood for a new monster girl game. The developer truly has a passion for the genre and is using said passion to create one of the most promising games I have ever seen. I have enjoyed following this game's development, and I look forward to how the game's story develops in the upcoming updates.

Zarloxm8 2026-06-10 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Writing this review as of finishing my 3.5 playthrough. this game is amazing and truly has a lot of potential. the music is pretty nice, the art and the writing looks pretty good so far and i love the characters. i will be watching this one closely and if you like monster girl rpgs then it is definitely recommended. of course the review may change later in the future depending on where the dev takes the game but as of now it is looking good.

CherryFKG 2026-05-05 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

I will be watching this one with great interest. The art is very good, although the game itself could use some polishing when it comes to the actual exploration and the combat. All the quest log being shown on screen could maybe be useful.

Alberg 2026-05-05 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

If you're looking for a short review: hot monster girls, hot lewd scenes, very good characters, combat that is bad but isn't that annoying and very easy, content for 1-2 lazy evenings, main plot exists "somewhere", but not in the game - yet. Really, just go play the game! Longer version: Haven't played decent VNs in a while - and this one was a blast to poke around. It has a surprisingly medium amount of content - lots of girls and fucks for 0.3. The main story so far is... nonexistent, but the girls are really fun to talk to. The Mushroom one has (probably) the most content so far, while others...welp, its fun to talk with most of them. Really cool werewolf girl concept - never seen those girls written like this. I guess, it was my biggest and most pleasant surprise. The driada-nature girl is cool too, but she seems even more WIP than wolf. The dialogues are mostly enjoyable so far, though I did skip some of them. Wolf girl and mermaid are the most fun to talk with. The visual is very cool - werewolf's abs were so cool. Her feral state arts are extremely beautiful too - alas, we didn't see more feral version of her yet. The gameplay... I'm not saying its good - it is a RenPy turned based combat (finished the 0.3. with level 4, mostly upgraded willpower and only used the fire magic; still don't know what most of the enemies do), it lacks strategy, it lacks good mechanics, it lacks...well, honestly, it's just 'here's an enemy, use your most damaging skill, if low hp - use heal'. But! There's not THAT much of gameplay here, it didn't bother me THAT much (I died only once, from that blasted deer-thing) and it added just a bit interactions outside the dialogues I needed. Maybe Devs should do a bit more thinking on the gameplay - the game would really benefit from having a good combats. All in all - really decent project! Hope you keep going with it.

johnnywolf 2026-04-09 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

I have very high hopes for this game, it reminds me of monster girl dreams but better due to animations. Dialogue is very good, characters are very likeable. Only bug I ran into was after defeating the little pink hypnotist flower. After I beat it I got an error code, and the game treated it as if I lost the battle. (Android version btw) Few other relatively minor issues I have with the game: maybe slightly lower the encounter rate, also although I know you can upgrade agility, I do think some of the CC status effects from the enemies can be a bit annoying. (Primarily the red flower) Being put to sleep for multiple turns, while the enemy can flinch you as well (causing you to lose even more turns) just makes things frustrating. Those paired with the ability of your character being able to miss just adds salt to the wound. However like I said, I'm definitely going to be keeping an eye on future updates. Game definitely has a strong start and has quite a bit of potential.

UnfasedTanuki 2026-04-07 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Very good game ! I played the v0.3, don't be fooled by the 0.3, the game as more content than I thought. Town characters are cute, you want to know more about them and take you time to romance them. Contrary to the Monster girls who are cute or sexy and you get right into action ! The animation are AI, but it's clean. The animation are consistent, no visible default and surprisingly long. Cumshots are not animated yet though. The monster girls are diverse and unique, it feels refreshing. The UI might need a little bit more of dynamic response, but for a v0.3 it's totally correct. Great game, great lewd scenes. Keep going and all the luck to your game dev journey. Hope you the best !

Bowlcutcultmember 2026-01-16 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

0.1 Review, may change as the game progresses. I'm usually wary of Ren'ply games with combat, but I have a good feeling about this one. Doesn't seem to have too much overscope. Art: AI Art, but with extensive I2I/Sketching done. Overall I would take it is very well done. The animations are also pretty good and avoid the common 'Incredible Gassy' (IYKYK) effect that some AI CG animations suffer from. The UI 'Map' is a bit tough-looking, but it fits the idea of a hand-drawn map made by one of the characters. Gameplay: Inspired by (early) Pokémon, which is a good idea for an engine as simple as Ren'ply. Right now it is probably the weakest aspect of the game, due to it being pretty barebones and lacking proper balance. Takes too many hits to deal with basic slimes and the post-combat enemy disposal scene takes way too long and should definitely be skippable. The secondary element is moving a stick figure representing the MC around a dungeon environment (whether you will have other areas besides dungeons to move around in is yet to be seen.) This part is good, but IMO enemy encounters are somewhat too frequent. Either a reduction in this rate, or an item to reduce it are sorely needed in the future. This game also features RPG Stats, which tie into the dialogue, allowing the player to pass/fail certain checks. None of these are in the game as of now. Hopefully Temp Stat Boosting items will be included to avoid cases of missing a scene due to a wonky build. I am a little annoyed you cannot save in Dungeons, as there are choices during encounters with NPCs in dungeons that I usually like to make saves to see the outcome of both. I get that it's too make combat risky, but I could see this being very annoying having to save BEFORE a dungeon floor just to see 2 scenes. (At the very least, these choices should auto-unlock in a gallery, so you don't need to re-do everything.) Writing. Characters: Honestly really good. All of them have charm. Story: Pretty stock, but perhaps a good choice, given the tendency to over-complicate the Monster Girl plot. MC lost his memory and wakes up in a forest with no idea who he is. My only worry is there won't be a lot of options to pick what you want to say, as the intro made the MC pretty set in stone. Part of the fun in amnesia-suffering MCs is picking their 'new' personality and seeing how it differs from their old one. Overview: I rate this a solid 4, based on potential, but held back by barebones combat. Will likely raise to a 5 if that is improved in future additions.

Azkiger 2026-01-15 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Very solid v0.1. Not much content, unless I missed something somewhere. But that should be expected for a first version release. Art is *very* good, both the animations and the stills. Characters are endearing (and sexy). Not sure if all the art/animation is AI or just some. If all, well damn... Could have fooled me. The animations were really clean. UI is clean, I like the icons for everything. I *really* like the animations that trigger the random battles, caught me by surprise. Also the enemy attack animations. Nice touches for a game this new. Writing feels a bit rushed. Example: how quickly the protag learns fire magic. Still, there's some good polish here. I can see the creator going back improving things as they go. Wishlist: A gallery. There's currently not a way, at least as far as I saw, for you to rewatch the scene with the mushroom girl. You can relive the slimegirl encounter. I'm going to check out the creator's patreon. Unfortunately my favorite game's dev has gone MIA (hope he's alright), but I'll have some extra cash to support other creators. I'll certainly consider this project.