Bright Memory: Infinite

A worthy game. It's easy and fun. The fact that it was developed by 1 person is insane to me, so even full price would be probably worthy. Hell difficulty made me sweat a little bit too, so that's also a plus.

Really short game, had no idea what was happening except the surface level of I think i'm saving the world from stereotypical bad guys and it was a blast. Solid gameplay mechanics mixed with bullet spongy enemies (which I usually hate) made this just pure fun. Cosmetics are hidden behind a paywall but I couldn't care less. Abrupt ending and I have no idea if there will be a sequel, I hope there will be just to explain what the hell I just went through. Protagonist is kinda bad soo worthy buy.

Game is like ~2 hrs long but that small time was a blast tbh. Story is obviously nonexistent, but the mechanics of the game were really solid, and it felt pretty refreshing to play with the melee combat combined with shooting. I wish there was more. You should def wait for a sale for this game though.

Rating: 6/10 – Flashy but Flawed Bright Memory: Infinite has some undeniably fun shooting mechanics. Gunplay feels satisfying, mixing fast-paced FPS action with stylish sword combat and slick movement. When it's working smoothly, it's genuinely a blast to play. But that's the problem – when it's working. The game is buggy in a lot of spots. I ran into strange physics issues, janky animations, and occasional crashes. Enemy AI can be inconsistent, and some parts of the level design feel rushed or unfinished. The story is also hard to follow, and the pacing jumps all over the place. It's like playing a beautiful tech demo that sometimes forgets it’s supposed to be a full game. If you’re in it for cool-looking combat and can tolerate some rough edges, it might be worth a short ride. Just don’t expect a polished or consistent experience.

Awesome game, I owned the original BM and was given this for free. I have to say the graphics are absolutely beautiful and the gameplay feels great, the boss designs are also pretty awesome. My only issue is the length as it is pretty short and I keep wanting more because of how good it is. Be sure to check this game out when you can!

Really good graphics, cool battle designs and awesome gameplay. The game is short but really good. It's just that, If the enemies during the stealth play were much more aware, It would have made that part a little bit hard and more amazing. But it's a small company so, I understand. They already punched way above their level. 9.5/10 Worth the price. Will definitely play multiple times.

Bright Memory: Infinite is a thrilling first-person shooter game that blends first-person shooting with slick melee combat. The game's stunning visuals and fast-paced gameplay keep the action engaging and dynamic. The game has a learning curve with controls, but once you get the hang of it, it's satisfying. Although the story may feel thin and rushed, the overall experience is enjoyable. Bright Memory: Infinite is a standout title for those looking for a blend of genres.

Shooting is fun, great guns that pack a punch and very nice visuals. If this game would cost like 5 euro, maybe it would be good enough to recommend, but the game is long 1,5 hours and that is all. But I guess you can buy the game, complete it and then get back the money since by that time you have played less than 2 hours.

The game is fun Every weapon and ability feels good to use and the combat is very satisfying I'm giving it a bad review because this game is broken, when i try to launch level 3 or 5 the game keep coming back to the homescreen even when i play from the beginning when i reach level 3 the game keep going back to the homescreen Fortunately it happened after i beat the game and got most of the achievements

8/10 Really fun game. I finished the story in about 3–4 hours, then spent some extra time completing all the achievements. At times, it felt like a mobile game with surprisingly high-end graphics, but once I got the hang of using all the equipment, the gameplay became really satisfying. The final boss fight was also really cool. The only real negatives about this game for me were: - A short story - Limited arsenal (4 main weapons + 1 melee sword) - Buggy enemy AI - Unrefined environmental details (repetitive assets and minor visual glitches such as water clipping through boats)

[h2] Motion sickness simulator [/h2] Bought this on sale a while ago and fired it up on a whim. Game seemed to run fine aside from some initial stuttering but it did level out. The core idea behind this game is cool, blending melee combat and weapons together for a cool arcade-style FPS. There's even air juggling with your sword, and it swings very fast. Enemies did blend into the environment quite a bit and it was often difficult to see them, though I suppose it makes sense since they were wearing military uniforms and the weather was very gloomy in the first level. There's a moderate amount of jank but that's fine. But buyer beware, this game has some [b] intense [/b] screen shake effects for nearly everything that's happening. Even a simple jump makes the screen visibly shake upon landing. And it just seems to intensify during combat. There are options to disable motion blur but absolutely no options for the obscene screen shaking. The camera also bobs around very excessively when running around. I have played many different FPS games in the past and none of them felt quite as.. "unwieldy" as this game did. The camera shakes around so much in this game that it straight up ruined the entire experience for me personally. I'm not particularly sensitive to motion sickness but I could tell that had I kept playing this for longer, I would be dealing with a nasty headache sooner or later.

One of the best FPS Action , girl -> pass gun -> pass blade -> pass coolness -> pass

you ve missed the chance to descend, the plane crashed..... Anyway, we are talking a bout a masterpiece when taking a look at the graphics! Dont read those shitty comments about its length, watch graphics, contemplate the work, the heart that was poured into it, and it will all be clear why they ask such a price for a short game. This is what you would at least expect from an AAA game nowadays but they dont do as their objective is to run away with your money, this in the contrary is what I would call the gem in a million. They have implemented so much may it be different weapons, some high tech weapons and even some counter shit with your saber which you do not find in actual FPS! In short you play a gorgeous agent with a magnificent voice that goes out to search what anomaly suddenly appeared on earth. Get your armor and your weapon ready cause you are moving now! Kill the bad guy while your chief (with also a pleasing voice) direct you and aid you. Go get new skills and kill big boss with big hp bar! Watch the blood flowing, KILL THEM ALL, and certainly HAVE FUN!

This game is fun, it has a lot of combination of attack mode. People said the story is a little short but it is OK to me. It is fair and worth for the price. Don't miss it when it is on sales.

Bright Memory: Infinite é basicamente o resultado de um dev solo pensando: ‘E se eu misturasse dark souls, ghostrunner e far Cry 4 e uns rolês de samurai futurista… tudo isso enquanto chove?’. E mano… deu certo demais! Jogo frenético, gráficos absurdos, história curta e sem mimi. Recomendo pra quem curte FPS com pitada de hack’n’slash e gosta de zerar game em menos tempo do que o loading do GTA V.

2.4 hours and beat the game on its normal difficulty. i don't know what i just played. who is this main villain. why are there ancient enemies fighting me. how in the heck does this guy know whats going on. wtf is a black hole doing there. these guns are interesting and only fully used all of them in the last fight. i am a lady agent named shelia that has guns and some bad guys to kill. that this game feels like its missing 3 feet of water in the pool. quick fun but like idk whats going on. i get that some bad stuff is happening but why. what happens with the black hole. is this all just a dream? did she eat bad asparagus? does she wear toe socks? does she like ramen? i do not know anything about her. what is the point of costume skins if they just show up in the cut scenes. too short, was fun though get it on sale.

Kinda didn't like just shooting and slashing. Was too easy and found boring.

A black hole appears on Earth and you race to... wait, we have a black hole on Earth and we're not all spaghettified? OK... look, Bright Memory Infinite is an FPS, which means you aren't in it for the story anyhow. I mean, have you ever actually looked at the story of Doom or Quake? Yeah, that's what I thought. No, you're here for the cosplay. Wait, what?! I find it the height of hilarity that the DLCs for an FPS game are sexy cosplays that you won't actually see outside of cutscenes or maybe some boss fights I did not get to (judging from the preview vids). I mean, seriously, who would pay money for that? What you are actually here for is the action, which is pretty good except for one teeny thing: the controls. They're not great. Disclaimer, I am an ESDF player. That means I bind AWRG and sometimes QT to different actions, like reload, jump, and special actions. This game only gives you limited ability to rebind keys, so you cannot really move away from WASD. This made it a pain for me play. If this aspect was fixed, I'd be willing to give the game another go and possibly even recommend it. The graphics are amazing. OK, maybe not your character, but the rest of it is good. The sound is solid; though, the voice acting is subpar. The most impressive thing about this game is the same as its predecessor: The studio is really only one guy. Where that makes the resulting game quite remarkable, it also goes a long way to explaining some of the flaws. Also the cosplay. It totally explains the cosplay.

Giving bad review since people want to mark this as sexual content when there is no sexual content.

Really fun game. Like these abilities and combo movement.

completed the game a while ago, honestly still fun to revisit and play through. not to hard of a game but some parts will challenge you. the gun play is clean and simple, don't shoot wastefully though since its pretty scarce. in my eyes its a 8/10

They say good things come in small quantities. This game, although short, its very well packed with it all. I very much enjoyed it and thus recommend it🙌👍 I do hope for another one of these games in the future.

The game is a fast-paced shooter that combines dynamic gunplay with unique skill-based mechanics. You can use your arm to displace enemies or deliver powerful punches, while a sword lets you deflect incoming fire and unleash devastating energy attacks. Chaining these moves together creates satisfying combat sequences that feel fluid and rewarding. However, the game has its drawbacks. Bosses can often be kited too easily, the animations lack polish and smoothness, and the overall playtime is quite short. Even when discounted, it doesn’t offer the best value for money.

Only thing that is kind of a let down is how short this game is. Game is very fun and fast pace and best of all, works great on steam deck. You can usually get this game on sale for like $5 and I absolutely recommend this. especially if you're a gooner and love shooting.

A fun first person shooter with great guns and very cool abilities that you do not expect from AAA studios as they're more focused on looting their customers and getting their caviar dipped balls licked off by Thai hookers. And thanks to all the DLC skins, I was able to complete the whole game with my right hand only. And before someone presumes I was doing something nasty with my other hand, let me clarify that my feet were doing that part as I was going through stock market on my left hand. *Important message to the Developers: Please add more bikini skins to the game.

Plays Can Can from "Orpheus in the Underworld" after 10th playthrough all in good fun!

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