Bright Memory

i already got all achievement, and it really fun to play. Although it a bit expensive for a paid demo ^_^

Clunky as hell, feels awful to play and is broken in many areas.

Really nice graphics and fluid gameplay. Enjoyed playing this to completion and will eventually play the full game, this is more of a taster and its great at showcasing the main game mechanics and graphics.

Sadly, it is just a demo for the game Bright Memory: Infinite. I bought it because it was on sale and wanted an easy game to 100%, so yeah, only pick it up if it's on sale and if you want to 100% the game.

It should be mentioned that this is basically a proof of concept and or a paid demo. It gives you a taste of what the developers want to make with this idea. And all things considered, it's pretty fun and creative. There are some clunky bits about it, my biggest gripe being how stiff the reloads feel and how weak the animations of enemies are. I would recommend this on a deep discount. It's also a pretty 100% completion, took me less than 2 hours to get them all.

It's pretty much a paid demo. Short af but it's worth it. -The gameplay is awesome. It has guns, a sword, magic and gadgets. -Enemy variety ranges from high tech soldiers to animals and demonic creatures. -The soundtrack is amazing. Stuff that has roots in both techno and metal. -Locations range from Mayan (?) ruins to an european forest. -There are two boss battles. -There are a few short-lived (and NOT BORING thank God) puzzles. Like two or three. -Voice acting and the graphics are great. -Story is a mess, though. Like I said, it's a demo. You're just thrown into the middle of action, without any context whatsoever. Time to get the full game now.

First playthrough in about an hour and a half, and the second and third playthroughs to 100% the game making a total of about 3 hours, this is definitely a short game. It really is essentially a demo of the sequel. The story feels good, but also kinda half there. However, the graphics are nice and the gameplay is really fun! It was more difficult than I thought it would be but once I got the hang of the combat it was great. 8/10

Bright Memory is a very fun game overall, but it has quite a lot of issues. After clearing all the enemies at a checkpoint, the door sometimes won’t open, forcing me to backtrack to the previous checkpoint to get past it. It also crashes pretty often. I’d recommend picking this up only when it’s on sale.

This game is amazing with great gameplay and impressive graphics. It feels more like an arcade-style game, focused on pure shooting rather than storytelling. The downside is that it feels very rushed and can be completed in under 30 minutes. For me, a game that short doesn’t quite justify the $3+ price tag. That said, a 30-minute game with such high-quality visuals and style is insane. If we exclude the pricing, it’s definitely worth getting!

I see you, with your flashy combat and stunning visuals. It's a game that grabs me by the eyeballs and screams, "Prepare for some high-octane, sci-fi action!" And I loved every single, glorious, [i]blindingly fast[/i] minute of it. Seriously, the combat in this game is a fever dream of FPS and hack-and-slash insanity. I'm talking gunplay that feels incredibly satisfying, combined with sword slashes, psychic powers, and combos that make me feel like a god-tier action hero. Dodging, parrying, unleashing devastating abilities – it's a [b]symphony of stylized violence[/b] that's just pure, unadulterated fun. Every encounter is a spectacle, and I'm always itching for the next flashy takedown. However, as much as I adored it, my biggest gripe, and I'm sure I'm not alone here, is its criminally short runtime. Just as I'm getting into the groove, mastering the intricate dance of its combat system, and fully immersing myself in its wild world, it's over! It's like being offered a gourmet meal, taking one delicious bite, and then being told the kitchen's closed. It leaves me wanting so, so much more. But here's where the real fun begins for a discerning connoisseur like myself: the [b]mods[/b]. Oh, the mods! wink wink. The community has truly stepped up, extending the life and... [i]aesthetic variety[/i] of this game in ways the developers probably never imagined. From character model swaps that bring a whole new level of [strike]fan service[/strike] customization to quality-of-life tweaks, these mods are the digital equivalent of finding a secret level filled with pure joy. They turn a fantastic, but brief, experience into something I can return to again and again for... research purposes, of course. It's a testament to the game's strong core that it inspires such dedicated (and delightfully daring) community creations. In short, Bright Memory is a brilliant, action-packed thrill ride. I only wish it was a full-length feature film instead of a captivating short film. Thankfully, the modding scene ensures my "research" continues.

Stan, don't you know the first law of physics? Anything that's fun costs at least $8.

This really is just a paid demo. Very short window of gameplay, only a fragment of the story. This is just a paid demo for BM infinite.

This is amazing. I wish we could get a full game of this. I cannot believe how much fun it was and easy to understand. Like Tomb Raider and Doom had a baby. So much fun

go and buy a gift for your gf instead of buying this game.

ITS A FUN GAME BUT COMBO ACHIVEMENT IS A TOTAL TRASH.

Barely even a demo...