Remember Me

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Some ideas for this game were absolutely great, while some others drag the entire thing down. On the upsides, the dystopian future and the environments created here are really, really nice. The world is actually alive, and the various districts of the Neo-Paris are nicely portairted -- both the visually appealing expensive distrcitics, as well as the slums. The widespread coverage of bots, other mechs, and advanced tech give the game a rich sci-fi environment. The combat mechanic focused on performing combos and casting abilities is interesting and lowkey works, even if I found the basic punches against punch-spongey enemies, with relatively slim hurt effects, rather unsatisfying at times. Plot is very nice and touches important aspects of human memories. Now, for the polish itself, it's getting worse. Much worse. Although released in 2013, this game is absolutely 2008 core and it hasn't aged any well. The camera is the worst thing in the mix. It feels very stiff -- heavy dampening that can't be disabled, narrow fov, constant nauseating wobble in most sections, sometimes so strong you can't look at the screen without feeling unwell. It feels like the game constantly fights against the player's movement. Navigating anywhere feels like a struggle. This is by far the worst thing in this game what makes me wish I will never come back to this title. Other areas aren't that much better: Pre-rendered movies have awful compression with countable pixels; Heavy film grain everywhere; Subtitles full of typing errors; Nilin's AnimTrees (or movement animation blending) being undercooked & just giving up when starting / stopping to move; UI seems to be capped at 15 fps; Can't even run the game in borderless fullscreen mode. It really feels like either nobody playtested this game, or someone thought "let's make the player vomit!" is a great plan for telling a story. And it's a shame to see such a nicely created world go to waste over undercooked, player-unfriendly mechanics. And finally, for a slight plus, the game is made on Unreal Engine 3 which means at least some of the aforementioned issues can be addressed (namely -- the camera wobble effect can modded-out, and the fov / film grain can be changed / disabled).

I got this for free many years ago, finally gave it a try, and still feel like I deserve a refund. Repetitive and basic (yet convoluted) combat, weird camera, clunky parkour, stiff movement, and the cherry on top, long unskippable cutscenes every two minutes. Hell, the first twenty to thirty minutes are just that. Admittedly, it still looks kinda good, and I assume it looked amazing back then.

story and gameplay are awesome.

The combat is very tedious and lackluster and the story only seems PG13 despite that Neo-Paris is set in a cyberpunk dystopia. The city setting has a lot of decoration though the combat is so unfun and I would rather be playing Stellar Blade for the fighting, or Mirror's Edge or Deux Ex for a better execution of these themes. This kind of story has been told many times before and I also don't care about any of the characters.

Years later I still love this game. The story was fantastic. The setting was spot on. The combat was unique and fun. It's a game I've re-played many many many times over the years, even since it first launched. It's worth having in your collection.

The game itself is interesting, but how the hell can something from the middle to the end ruin a game this badly? What the ♥♥♥♥ is this constant back-and-forth ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ with memory sections and QTEs in the middle of cutscenes, man? You spent money on cutscenes for what? So we can watch them or so we can sit there worried about hitting QTEs? Honestly, I don’t know which idiot invented QTEs thinking that’s an actual gameplay mechanic that adds anything to the experience. I have almost infinite patience people literally consider me a machine and I was forcing myself through the ending of this ♥♥♥♥... All my excitement and enjoyment for the game’s atmosphere and the initial plot, which looked like it was going to be insane, completely disappeared from the middle onward. I finished this thing out of pure obligation, my blood pressure dropped, and if I had medication on me, I would’ve taken like 4 pills already because I ended up with a massive urge to beat the ♥♥♥♥ out of someone.