Terra Memoria is a relatively short story (18 hours for me) where you handle a group of anthropomorphized animals in a world suffering from a crisis.
The story is simple and, I believe, suitable for children. There aren't really bad guys in the traditional sense.
You spend your time exploring various place in the world, helping people around and fighting creatures and robots on the way.

I feel the game has a French flair. That's at least the way I remember French stories for a younger audience from when I was a kid.
Given its origin, I've played it in French. I've noticed quite a lot of cultural references (From the top of my head: Kaamelott, Jean Jacques Goldman, ...) I have no idea if they have been adapted properly to English and the other supported languages.

Graphically the game is very nice and I've loved the varied musics used in the background.
Combat is turn-based and relatively easy. It's a matter of optimizing between delaying the enemy and doing damage.

When all is said and done it was an agreeable experience.

TLDR; Interesting. Cute. Short. 7/10

Pro's;
- Artstyle. Genuinely gorgeous game to look at. From the scenery to animations, it's all really well done.
- Characters. From the main party of 6 to side-characters there were some really well-done characters.
- Combat. It's super simplistic but being able to catch defeated enemies and use them as your own was enjoyable.
- Length. Whilst the game is short (14 hours) it's not a case of ending too fast or overstaying it's welcome.


Con's;
- Side-quests. Most of them come across as annoying rather than fun.
- Lack of depth. This goes for the story and combat.
- No post game content. The game just ends very abruptly.