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LOST:SMILE memories

"LOST: SMILE Memories" is the prequel to LIFE0's southern island romance story. The protagonist Yuki returns to Hoshimi Island, where her father grew up, searching for lost memories while interacting with the island's residents.

Work information
Title of the workLOST:SMILE memories
The publication date listed in the materials2019-07-25
GenreAn Austro-Island romance ADV about living with what you've lost
Also known asロストスマイル メモリーズ
DevelopmentLIFE0
ScriptMajor Tomu
Key animationみこ
Musichotaru sounds
Website address recorded by the sourcehttp://tom-games.com/life0/lostsmile/
External links to source recordshttps://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=27035 / https://vndb.org/v23409 / http://www.getchu.com/soft.phtml?id=1076619 / https://store.steampowered.com/app/1102410/

Summer on Xingmei Island

Youji had visited Xingmei Island as a child, but now she can't remember what happened at that time. After his father passed away, he returned to this island at the southern tip of Japan, trying to learn about his father's past through the scenery and residents of his hometown. The love story revolves around important things each person has lost, with clues in the characters' paths gradually converging toward a single mystery.

Structure of the first and second parts

The work is divided into Memories and Promises. The first part opens up three heroine routes, while the second part adds three more. Both stories share the same summer stage, advancing their respective character stories through choice. Promises is provided as additional content for the main game, with a total of six routes.

Production and Music

Planning and script by Major Tomu Yutomu, with Miko as the key animators. Music credits include Hotaru Sounds, Yuzuri, and Mamomo. The theme song "White Promise" is performed by Yugoro Nana, composed and arranged by Islet, with lyrics by Major Tomu.

Published

LIFE0 released this game after "Seven Days," completing the prequel through crowdfunding. According to the Japanese announcement, the first part was released on Steam on August 8, 2019; The store's English page shows August 7. The production of the second part was subsequently funded separately.

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Data compiled on: 2026-10-07.

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