These include standard attacks, a ranged attack and a single-use AOE.
When you activate the blade, you have a few seconds to hit as many times with it as you can. Your blade, EMP and sword, on the other hand, feel great and smooth. However, the gunplay feels a bit stiff in Bright Memory with mediocre handling and some annoyingly long ADS times, and it slows down combos far more than it should. At the top right of the screen is a score count and combo meter that climbs upwards, all the way to an SSS rank. Bright Memory has a huge focus on combos, occasionally feeling quite like a Devil May Cry game. You have an EMP blast that knocks enemies into the air, a short time dodge, the use of a sword and a few more skills that have not been made apparent yet. You get your first real taste of Bright Memory’s gameplay here as you are attacked by a pack of wild beasts. You must make your way through it by any means possible. Something goes off on a nearby computer screen (it is not translated so it’s left up to your imagination) and you are suddenly transported to some forested ruins far away. He alludes to some shady dealings and what his tech could do, like a classic Bond villain or something to that effect, but it never gets any more interesting than that. You take the role of a super-agent named Sheila who must infiltrate some sci-fi organization before getting caught up in a feud with her nemesis/the main villain called Carter. It prepares more for gameplay than its story – which is lacklustre at its best moments and incomprehensible at its worst.
#BRIGHT MEMORY GAMEPASS FULL#
Players who own Bright Memory on Steam or GOG before November 11 will be eligible to receive a free copy of Bright Memory: Infinite, so be sure to make full use of this major upgrade.I think seeing this as a game might be a little generous it’s more like a short demo to prepare you for Bright Memory: Infinite at a later date.
In addition to the main game, the soundtrack featuring tracks composed by Emperia Sound and Music and cosmetic DLC will also be available for purchase at release.
#BRIGHT MEMORY GAMEPASS PC#
“I look forward to blowing fans away with an experience that’s not just good-looking, but incredibly fun.”īright Memory: Infinite will be available on Steam and GOG for PC on November 12.
“Bright Memory: Infinite is the culmination of years of work to prove just what indie developers are capable of,” said sole developer of FYQD Studio, Zeng. Setting out to be a next-generation experience, Bright Memory: Infinite features DLSS, ray-traced reflections, shadows, caustic effects, and global illumination, along with NVIDIA Reflex to minimize latency for an unforgettable experience.
#BRIGHT MEMORY GAMEPASS UPGRADE#
Upgrade protagonist Shelia’s weapon proficiency and skills with a detailed skill tree, enabling a highly-customizable combat experience.įYQD Studio worked closely with NVIDIA throughout the entire development process of Bright Memory: Infinite after the addition of ray tracing and NVIDIA DLSS to the original Bright Memory, and the release of the Bright Memory: Infinite Ray Tracing Benchmark. Players will still utilise guns, blades and special abilities, like altering time and gravity to slay mythological beasts and futuristic soldiers in brutal combos. It expands on the visceral combat experience of its prequel Bright Memory, with new wall-running and blocking techniques, as well as new special abilities for each weapon. This first game’s short length was criticised, but many did note the game’s silky smooth gameplay, which is even more impressive considering the fact that this was the debut game from Chinese solo developer FYQD Studio.Ī sequel is thankfully on the way, and it’s called Bright Memory: Infinite.
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