A New System: Memory Events

We’ve added a new system to Synclit: Memory Events.

While exploring you may encounter fragments of someone’s past — unresolved memory instances. Instead of simply observing them, you determine how the system processes them.

While moving through the simulation, you may hear a phone ringing — that means you’re close to a memory node. Look around for a phone or a similar object. That’s how the system interprets memories in the simulation — as interactive artifacts you can access.

By interacting with them, you’ll discover new ways to alter your operational loadout and approach each run more effectively.

You can:

• accept a memory,

• erase it,

• rewrite it,

• or transform it into something… different?.

Steam post image Some memories add emotions to your deck, others remove them — and some let you transform one feeling into another.

Every decision changes your deck and shapes the run in a different way. But memories don’t always like being altered.

The deeper you interfere, the higher the chance the memory destabilizes — forcing you into a fight with a distorted version of that experience.

In Synclit, memories are systems you can break, reshape, and survive.