YMMV / Remember11

• Harsher in Hindsight:
  • According to TIP #97: "The 'infinity' series will go on forever." Yeah, about that...
  • SPHIA, on an island near Hokkaido, was hit by an earthquake in the midwinter of 2011. In real life, an actual earthquake hit Japan right around early Spring of 2011.
• Ho Yay: Enomoto takes his coffee with HO YAY.
• Misaimed Marketing: Amazon sells a greatest hits version under the romance genre. Unlike Ever17, this has no dating elements.
• Nightmare Fuel: Bad End #8, in which Yomogi goes crazy and kills his way through the shelter cabin residents until Kokoro decides she'd rather run out into the middle of a frozen wasteland to die than be left alone with him. Also, any of the endings where Utsumi kills Hotori.
• One-Scene Wonder: Enomoto only shows up alive in a grand total of two scenes in the game (one of them being in a Bad Ending), but his scenes are amongst the most memorable.
• Squick: Utsumi was only fourteen years old when she gave birth to Junichi as a result of rape by an unnamed Japanese tourist. Seiji, who took responsibility for the future underage mother, would have been twenty-three at the time and withstood a lot of unfair accusations of crime from his relatives. On another note, both are Happily Married.
• Stoic Woobie: Yomogi Seiji can even enjoy this role. From the very beginning of his sports career, he agreed to endure a terrible stigma from his family and friends for the sake of his living treasure from the journey, Kali, just to give her a normal life. And he took care of her illegitimate son as if he were his own offspring throughout the whole boy's life. In a tense situation, already wise to an unbearable life experience, this man in his mid-30s gets a lot of mental blows in a short period of time, but is definitely not inclined to complain. Kokoro is the only one acutely aware of this, and only her right choices can prevent his final breakdown.
• Vindicated by History: Upon its initial release, the game received mixed reception for its somewhat different style from the previous Infinity titles, its No Ending nature, and a lack of answers to a multitude of its mysteries. Years later, with the introduction of supplementary material that allowed players to fill in more of the gaps and provide a stronger basis for solutions, it has been more warmly received, with many considering it to be on par, if not better, than Ever17.

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