Deja Vu: Fragments of Memory

In Deja Vu: Fragments of Memory, we're thrown into a mysterious adventure with a nameless girl who awakens in an egg-like space pod, devoid of any memory, save for a bowl of luminous flowers and alien symbols tattooed on her arm. Her only clue is a black box in the pod's computer, containing records of visited planets. Determined to uncover her past, she decides to revisit these locations in reverse order, hoping to retrieve her lost memories.

Despite its memory theme, this game is not a traditional 'memory game'. It focuses on tableau-building and set-collection, demanding both tactical and strategic prowess. In the tactical phase, you collect wooden tokens on a modular map, paying close attention to color and shape combinations – every detail matters! It's a pleasantly perplexing mind puzzle to solve.

The strategic part comes into play when you use these tokens to add cards to your tableau, building a 'card engine' that generates victory points, enhances your resource-collecting ability, and optimizes the engine itself. The big question is: should you focus on expanding your card selection, creating more space for resources, or planting more cosmic flowers? Balanced and efficient long-term planning is the key to victory.

The central cosmic map isn't just a place for resources; it's also a battlefield where you contend for precious memory fragments. When paired with the right cards, these fragments can earn you an enormous amount of victory points. Get ready for an intriguing journey of self-discovery and space strategy!