We'll always have Paris v1.0.8

Cowleyfornia Studios

About this app

Developer Description

A short narrative experience about loving someone with dementia.

We'll always have Paris is a short narrative experience about loving someone with dementia.

This is the story of Simon Smith, a retired chef who lives with Claire, his wife of fifty years. Claire is slowly losing her memory, and Simon must balance his love for her with his desire to maintain normality and autonomy over the confusion that is infiltrating both their lives.

We'll always have Paris is a wholesome adventure that explores the lived experience of memory loss, and the beauty of a love that lasts two lifetimes.

– A powerful and emotional narrative

– Pressure-free interactions and mechanics

– A compact experience perfect for playing through in one sitting

What's New

Update for Android 15 compatibility

Version Information

Version: 1.0.8
Downloads: 100+
Updated on: Sep 4, 2025
Released: Apr 28, 2022
Requires: Android 8.0

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We'll always have Paris users say on Google Play

★★★★★

Elvaretta Trixie

I quite enjoyed my time playing this. The story is pretty short and sweet(?), the choices aren't a lot, but I think the twist could compensate for it (and it did catch me by surprise 💀💀💫). The controls are a little janky, especially during the painting session, but that might just be my phone. If you're looking for something to do at three in the afternoon like me, you might want to play this. Thank you for reading my ramblings, have a good one.

★★★★

Amy Tang

Rough around the edges but still an overall positive experience. Storytelling and audio are great, but the mechanics are not well adapted to mobile. Tap targets are far smaller than recommended accessibility guidelines, and honestly the "assemble the puzzle" sequences take you out of the narrative flow with a frustrating "goddammit pick up the piece" experience.

★★★

Leo Chun

What a beautiful game. I really enjoyed it. Slightly rough around the edges — some taps don't work so smoothly and the drawing function feels unfinished. However I am aware that this is a new game and thus regard it as a non-issue and know it will be fixed soon. I recommend this game for sure; took me around 30 minutes to play, but it leaves you deep in thought. Thank you for this!

★★

Danielle A

I love the idea of this, but I'm really struggling to play due to the screen being really out of sync with where I tap. I'm having to touch all around an object to click it and it's frustrating to the point that I can't play anymore. Can't wait to play through as soon as this is sorted.

★

Super Gravy

I was interested in this game because I am suffering from memory loss and I have yet to see this represented in any game. I'll never know exactly what this game was trying to say because it has the worst touch interface of any phone game I have ever played and I was unable to get past the "puzzle" in the bedroom about 2 minutes into the game. I see the key, I believe I know what to do with the key, and I spent 10 minutes trying to get the key to do anything at all. I'm over it.