Remothered

An old woman named Madame Svenska meets a young man named Mr. Manni, to whom she begins recounting an old story so that it will not be forgotten.

In the year 1992, a mysterious woman named Rosemary Reed (Danielle McRae) heads to the villa of Dr. Richard Felton (Adam Harrington), a retired notary, to discuss how to treat the mysterious and incurable illness he suffers from. During the interview, it is revealed that Felton's adopted daughter, Celeste, ran away from home 21 years prior and his now deceased former business partner, Professor Albert Elias Wyman, was the prime suspect for her disappearance. However, it is quickly revealed that Reed only used the medical interview as a pretext to find out the truth behind Celeste's disappearance. Angered, Felton orders Reed to leave the villa.

The first version of Remothered was a one-man-only-project developed on Enterbrain's Rpg Maker Xp, with 2D and oil painting aesthetics and similarities to Clock Tower. The project was cancelled in 2012 by Chris Darril himself with the objective of making a stronger version with new 3D engine.

The title Remothered is a combination of the words REM (rapid eye movement), moth, mother, other and red, all of which refer to the game's story and symbolism.

According to the review aggregation website Metacritic, the game received "generally favorable reviews" for Windows and PlayStation 4 versions, and "mixed or average reviews" for Xbox One and Nintendo Switch versions. Eurogamer Italia praised the game for its atmosphere, gameplay and story, but noted minor technical issues and "woody" animations.

On 22 July 2018, three days prior to Remothered's console release, Keiichiro Toyama, creator of Silent Hill and Forbidden Siren, expressed his admiration for the game and hoped to collaborate with Chris Darril.