You must repair them before they break or they are lost forever. Your character can equip items in both their left and right hands or a single two-handed weapon. The core portion of the game play focuses on combat and levelling up your character and weapons which can be as simple or deep as you want it to be. From the moment you start that nightmare you can pretty much predict the outcome. Playing the level changes the memory so that she breaks up with the current, stereotypical, self-centred boyfriend and asks the player out instead. For example, one level revolves around the memory running into an ex-crush of the player. While the idea of manipulating the past by navigating someone’s memories is neat, the story lines can be awfully predictable. Changing them involves playing through several “nightmares” (themed dungeon environments) where you must to explore, battle creatures and collect puzzle pieces which must be put together in the right order in order to change each memory and move on to the next. You are simply handed a book by a stranger that contains all of your memories which you discover can be changed. Upon beginning the game, you aren’t given much in the way of the story. Dungeon crawler games like Torchlight come to mind more than traditional Silent Hill.
Book of Memories plays more like an action/RPG game than the survival horror style of its predecessors.
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