The Wind And The Snow

A dream that remembers you wrong.

The Story

In the near future, brain-computer technology lets agents slip into a sleeping target’s dreams to steal secrets, rewrite memories, or worse. There’s just one flaw: the moment they enter, they forget who they are. All that’s left is the feeling that there’s a job to do.

They call themselves Forgetful Fulfillers.

Wilder is one of them. But this time, the dream keeps drifting into his own life: the hill he climbed as a kid, a bus ride on exam day, a reunion with old friends. And somewhere just ahead, always, a girl in red.

What You’ll Do

Every chapter, the dream bends into a different kind of game. Slide across frozen lakes, push the pieces of a memory back into place, run from things that shouldn’t exist, weave through bullet-hell barrages, and keep rhythm with your past. Each mechanic comes from the moment it belongs to, so the gameplay always serves the story.

Key Features

• 8 chapters, about 6–8 hours

• Animated pixel characters in surreal, dreamcore worlds

• Deadpan humor and quiet melancholy, side by side

• No-Death mode for those would just want to enjoy the story

• A story about love, loneliness, and what we choose to forget

For fans of the memory-driven storytelling of To the Moon and the humor and heart of Undertale.