Independent fan guide · Last reviewed 2026-08-31
This is an independent fan guide, not an official Portable Moose site. Release and platform details are kept in step with Portable Moose and storefront pages. Chapter routes focus on reproducible in-game steps, while character pages avoid fan theories and unsupported plot claims.
What it covers: Original episode dates, platforms, mobile launch, languages, rating, game description, and press-kit screenshots.
The Fast Facts table lists Episode Five as December 13, 2019. A 2020 date appearing once in the narrative history is contradicted by the official 2019 launch news and is treated as a typo.
What it covers: Confirms the December 13, 2019 release of Memories and Dreams.
Used to resolve the date inconsistency inside the current Press Kit.
What it covers: TBD release date, single-player format, Steam Early Access first, later console/mobile plans, team history, and all sequel screenshots.
No unannounced date or platform promise is inferred.
What it covers: Confirms that Sal is male and that the Sally Face 2 date remains TBA.
Also confirms Sanity's Fall is a fictional in-world band.
What it covers: 35-achievement count, PC features, 12 supported languages, mature-content notice, and current Windows/macOS/Linux requirements.
Steam's December 14, 2016 date is the Steam launch; the Press Kit's August 16 date is the original Episode One release.
What it covers: Achievement names and total count.
Unlock routes are checked separately because the stats page does not explain every condition.
What it covers: Cross-checks all 35 unlock routes, Episode Three codes, Episode Four runes and tapes, and Episode Five color/puzzle routes.
Community-authored; only reproducible gameplay instructions are used.
What it covers: Confirms the 5364 clue order, batteries, Gear Boy, and hidden-sighting route.
Cross-checked against the complete guide.
What it covers: Confirms four seal locations, puzzle box flow, room 403, and all Larry conversations.
Cross-checked against a second Episode Two walkthrough.
What it covers: Confirms the easily missed second room-504 mattress interaction in Episode Four.
Used as a focused cross-check alongside the complete achievement guide.
What it covers: Approximately 9 hours main story, 11 hours main plus extras, and 16 hours completionist.
Playtime is explicitly labeled as a community estimate, not a developer promise.
What it covers: Character appearance, episode-presence checks, and canonical in-game sprite files.
Infobox claims were compared with the displayed game sprites; fan theories and unsupported interpretations were not imported.
Editorial fan-site artwork used for atmosphere; not presented as an official screenshot or canonical appearance reference
View the original page ↗Official press-kit artwork and screenshots
View the original page ↗Distinct official in-game screenshots from the original game's Steam store gallery; each chapter step uses a different scene rather than reusing its cover image
View the original page ↗Official episode promotional image mirrored by the community wiki
View the original page ↗Canonical in-game sprites; generated likenesses removed
View the original page ↗The 35 original Steam achievement images, stored locally with their official Steam CDN source hashes
View the original page ↗Official sequel press-kit screenshots
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