Master Detective Archives: Rain Code – all Amethyst Memory Shards

Collect the Amethyst Memory Shards to unlock the best ending in Master Detective Archives: Rain Code

Master Detective Archives: Rain Code – all Amethyst Memory Shards
Published by Noah @ PC Game Spotlight 2 years ago


Search for all of the Amethyst Memory Shards in Master Detective Archives: Rain Code to help Halara Nightmare solve the case of the Dissociative Identity Disorder patient. These hidden Shinigami statues are associated with different characters.

Where to find the Amethyst Memory Shards

You can access the Gumshoe Cab section of the menu to view all of the collected Memory Shards and clues for missing ones. The game will also indicate the chapters in which each collectible is available.

Available in Chapters 1-4, you can find an Amethyst Memory Shard hidden in some bushes behind a tree near the Clocktower.

In Chapter 2, you must disguise yourself as Martina and head into the corridor with classrooms to find a Chemistry Lab where the Memory Shard is located. Speak with the Peacekeeper near the classrooms first to gain entry to the lab.

In Chapters 3-4, you can find a Memory Shard in Makoto’s apartment, specifically in the eastern part of the map near a sculpture. If you’ve been kidnapped by the Resistance, you will find the Memory Shard in Dohya District, at the end of a path to the left after following Shachi.

In Chapter 5, you come across a Memory Shard on a counter in a building where you seek refuge with Kurumi. If you’re returning to previous chapters, you can find the Memory Shard in Dohya District in the southeastern dead end of the map.

That’s everything you need to find all of the Master Detective Archives: Rain Code Amethyst Memory Shards. Keep up to date with the latest news and trends in Master Detective Archives: Rain Code and explore the intriguing world of Kanai Ward in our review. We’re also curious to see how the latest indie game compares to the biggest hits in town, so take a look at our best PC games list to see where Rain Code stands.

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