Forget me not -调色板-
Palette (free original work)
Yoshitaka Nishida is a memory exploration game made with RPG Maker 95.
Shinsaku Fujita
Participated in the packaging art signature for the production of "Forget me not - Palette -".
Memory Space (Palette)
An exploration space composed of rooms, white outlines, and connecting lines.
Yoshitaka Nishida
Original credited for the production of "Forget me not - Palette -".
Yuki Yoshino
Credited for music and sound effects for the production of "Forget me not - Color Palette."
Enterbrain
Credited as the publisher who participated in the production of "Forget me not - Palette-".
Kunihiko Yasui
Credited as the voice actor for the production of "Forget me not - Palette -".
Kuninari Sakai
The director who participated in the production of "Forget me not - Palette -" is credited.
Muneya Juyori
Credited as the voice actor for the production of "Forget me not - Palette -".
Rie Kanda
Credited as the voice actor for the production of "Forget me not - Palette -".
Shuko Onuki
The director who participated in the production of "Forget me not - Palette -" is credited.
Tetsuro Sato
Credited as the sound director who participated in the production of "Forget me not - Color Palette -".
Yuriko Yamaguchi
Credited as the voice actor for the production of "Forget me not - Palette -".
Tomohiro Nakama
Credited for the program that participated in the production of "Forget me not - Color Palette -".
Girl with a red silhouette (Palette)
The image of women in Palette's memory.
Baker Tower (Palette)
A character who appears in Palette's memory as a black hat.
Xi'an Doctor (Palette)
A doctor who helped B.D recall at night by phone.
B.D（パレット）
A girl who has lost her memory and sight, receiving guidance from doctors in Xi'an over the phone.
Forget me not -Palette-
"Forget me not -Palette-" is a PlayStation memory exploration adventure released in 2001, adapted from "Palette," created by Yoshitaka Nishida using RPG Maker 95. Psychologist Xian speaks with B.D, a girl who has lost her memory and sight, over the phone. Players enter her memories and reconnect scattered scenes.