I've found it challenging for games without any dialogue like this to make an emotional impact on me, but A Memoir Blue did manage to elicit some twinge in my heartstrings. Though I feel like if I were a parent it would've been able to be much more impactful. The interactivity was a teensy bit frustrating in spots. I always hate having to pixel hunt for the object that's interactive, and I felt like I had to do this in a few spots. Other than that, not much to mention about this game, it's a wordless story with some beautiful art and nice music that only takes an hour to experience -- more of a short film than a full-fledged game.