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Bright Memory: Infinite

Pushing out sheer pornography with its visuals while also testing you with fast paced combat, Bright Memory: Infinite teases you like a temptress. It brings you oh so close, then leaves you wanting more.
75%Game Brain Score
gameplay, story
stability, grinding
86% User Score Based on 9,184 reviews
Critic Score 40%Based on 48 reviews

Platforms

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About

In Bright Memory: Infinite, a research organization investigates strange phenomena connected to an ancient mystery. Players can expect a high-octane FPS/action experience with a variety of skills, abilities, and customizable weapons to unleash magnificent combos on enemies. This sequel to Bright Memory builds upon its predecessor with improved graphics and gameplay.

Bright Memory: Infinite screenshot
Bright Memory: Infinite screenshot
Bright Memory: Infinite screenshot
Bright Memory: Infinite screenshot
Bright Memory: Infinite screenshot
Bright Memory: Infinite screenshot
Bright Memory: Infinite screenshot
Bright Memory: Infinite screenshot
Bright Memory: Infinite screenshot
Bright Memory: Infinite screenshot
Bright Memory: Infinite screenshot
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86%
Audience ScoreBased on 9,184 reviews
gameplay1.5k positive mentions
stability234 negative mentions

  • Stunning graphics and visuals that showcase impressive detail and effects.
  • Fast-paced and engaging combat system that combines gunplay and melee mechanics.
  • Fun gameplay with a variety of weapons and abilities, providing a satisfying experience.
  • Extremely short playtime, typically around 2-3 hours, which may leave players wanting more.
  • Weak and confusing storyline that lacks depth and character development.
  • Presence of bugs and technical issues that can disrupt gameplay and immersion.
  • gameplay
    3,144 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay of "Bright Memory: Infinite" is characterized by its fast-paced, action-oriented mechanics that blend first-person shooting with hack-and-slash elements, allowing players to seamlessly switch between guns and melee combat. While many players praise the fluidity and excitement of the combat, the game is often criticized for its short duration (approximately 2-5 hours), linear level design, and a lack of depth in storytelling, making it feel more like a tech demo than a fully fleshed-out experience. Despite these shortcomings, the impressive graphics and engaging gameplay mechanics have garnered a positive reception, particularly for those who prioritize action over narrative.

    • “Bright Memory: Infinite is a visually stunning first-person shooter that combines fast-paced combat with elements of hack-and-slash gameplay.”
    • “Bright Memory: Infinite stands out as a masterfully crafted first-person action game that combines stunning visuals, fast-paced gameplay, and an engaging narrative.”
    • “The gameplay is fast-paced and action-packed, making it a must-play for anyone looking for an action-packed gaming experience.”
    • “If you played the first one before this, I'm sorry that you spent money on that and I hope you got your refund. Personally, even though I found stunning graphics and a good story for this game, I did not get better sword mechanics. Deflecting, in particular, was difficult for me even if I played on easy mode, and I found more value using my sword on little guys than the bosses, who I had to dodge and soak bullets into, using up all my ammo before killing them... just for them to have a second health bar!”
    • “The game plays out largely on rails, and once you have gotten past the glitter and glam behind the mechanics, most of them are forgotten as soon as they are picked up and fail to stack on one another.”
    • “However, the linear and simple level design, combined with the rush to introduce new mechanics, prevents players from fully exploring and experimenting with their new abilities.”
  • story
    3,132 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story in "Bright Memory: Infinite" is widely criticized for being short, confusing, and lacking depth, often described as a mere backdrop to the game's action-oriented gameplay. Many players noted that the narrative feels rushed and disjointed, with little context provided for characters or events, making it difficult to engage with the plot. While some appreciated the game's visuals and combat mechanics, they generally agreed that the story is not a focal point, and those seeking a rich narrative experience may be disappointed.

    • “The fluid animations and detailed character designs enhance the storytelling experience.”
    • “[b]engaging storyline:[/b] set in a world where science fiction meets ancient mythology, the game weaves an intriguing narrative that keeps players engaged as they uncover the secrets behind the mysterious phenomenon.”
    • “The game combines fast-paced combat, gorgeous graphics, and a captivating storyline to create an immersive gaming experience.”
    • “I finished the entire game and still have no idea what the plot is about.”
    • “The story is almost non-existent and the game holds your hand all the way through with guides like your character saying 'I should use my grapple to get over there' or conveniently arrows painted on walls to tell you where to go.”
    • “The story is a mess and doesn't make any sense and just seems like a basic backdrop to allow for the gameplay.”
  • graphics
    2,620 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics of "Bright Memory: Infinite" have received widespread acclaim for their stunning visuals and impressive detail, often compared to AAA titles despite being developed by a small team. Players have noted the game's ability to showcase advanced graphical technologies like ray tracing and DLSS, resulting in a visually captivating experience. However, some critiques mention inconsistencies in character animations and a lack of depth in gameplay, suggesting that while the graphics are a highlight, they may overshadow other aspects of the game.

    • “With its seamless blend of shooting, swordplay, and breathtaking visuals, the game offers an exhilarating and cinematic experience.”
    • “Bright memory: infinite stands out as a masterfully crafted first-person action game that combines stunning visuals, fast-paced gameplay, and an engaging narrative.”
    • “The graphics are stunning and the gameplay is smooth, making it a must-play for anyone looking for an action-packed gaming experience.”
    • “While the graphics are an improvement, everything else in this game has either remained stagnant or actually devolved from its original.”
    • “It's a two-hour glorified tech demo with no story, bad English, and meh gameplay and okay graphics.”
    • “The graphics, the controls, the story (if it can be called a story).... just what the heck, it's hard to believe this isn't a one-man indie game.”
  • optimization
    372 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The optimization of the game has received mixed feedback, with many praising its stunning graphics and solid performance, particularly on high-end hardware with features like DLSS and ray tracing. However, some players have reported significant stuttering, frame drops, and inconsistent performance, especially during intense scenes or on lower-end systems. Overall, while the game showcases impressive visuals and generally good optimization, it still has notable issues that can detract from the experience.

    • “This game engine is renowned for its ability to produce photorealistic visuals and smooth performance, which are fully on display in this title.”
    • “Stunning graphics with good technical performance.”
    • “Outstanding graphics with ray tracing, superb optimization too.”
    • “Unfortunately, the game stutters from time to time, and this can ruin the performance, especially when your screen is full of enemies.”
    • “I wanted to like the game, but it has glaring optimization issues that plague it all around.”
    • “It is very poorly optimized all around, so you'll have to fumble with the settings a bit.”
  • music
    362 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game has received mixed reviews, with some praising its thematic integration and energetic compositions, particularly the blend of Western and Chinese influences that enhance the gameplay experience. However, many players noted a limited and repetitive soundtrack that lacks variety, which detracts from the overall atmosphere. While some tracks are memorable and well-executed, others are described as forgettable or standard, leading to a consensus that the music, while good, could benefit from greater diversity.

    • “The music and atmosphere along with traversal is very much in theme with the story.”
    • “Great music that has an oriental style and helps the excitement of the game.”
    • “The visuals are incredible, combat is exciting, the musical score adds a great dynamic, and the game runs very smooth.”
    • “The soundtrack is a mix of forgettable techno and orchestral bombast that fails to leave a lasting impression.”
    • “The game's soundtrack may feel limited or repetitive, with a lack of variety in music tracks.”
    • “The music is... it just is. It's like standard action-movie music, no notable tracks to my ear, and no themes.”
  • replayability
    312 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's replayability is a mixed bag, with many players noting its short runtime of around 2-3 hours, which limits overall replay value. While some enjoy the challenge of higher difficulty levels and achievement hunting, others feel that the lack of substantial content and variety in enemy mechanics diminishes the incentive to replay. Overall, it offers some replayability through new game plus modes and collectible upgrades, but many reviewers express a desire for more engaging content to enhance the experience.

    • “High replayability: with multiple difficulty levels, collectible upgrades, and opportunities to refine combat skills, the game encourages players to revisit its content for an even more satisfying experience.”
    • “It does have new game plus functionality and, as mentioned before, an unlockable difficulty, and combined with the really fun gameplay means it's absolutely replayable.”
    • “While brief, I finished my first playthrough in just over two hours, and sometimes questionable in how it presents itself, the game is unique and highly replayable.”
    • “The lack of substantial content or replayability may disappoint those seeking a longer experience.”
    • “With a short playtime, limited replay value, and a steep price, it’s hard to recommend despite its impressive technical achievements.”
    • “There isn't much replayability to this game unless you are an achievement hunter, so consider that before buying.”
  • stability
    254 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's stability has received mixed feedback, with many players reporting a significant number of bugs and glitches that can disrupt gameplay, including crashes, AI issues, and unresponsive controls. While some users noted that these issues were not always game-breaking and could be overlooked, others found them frustrating enough to detract from the overall experience. Overall, the game appears to be in need of further polish and updates to address these stability concerns.

    • “Runs great on a 4070ti, graphically/visually stunning.”
    • “Geforce 1070 working splendidly on ultra settings, no lags, no freezes, insane music and good activities like riding a car. Insane game effects.”
    • “Overall, considering this is a small indie studio, it runs great and the few stutters here and there did not really take away from the experience.”
    • “And then a few glitches, game-breaking bugs, and all-around annoyances that led me to remove the game and drop it.”
    • “It's funny how it says verified for the Steam Deck but won't work properly, freezes and crashes no matter how many times I tried or changed the settings.”
    • “The game is very buggy in its current state with crashes, broken AI, invisible walls, attacks not registering, and insane bullet/sword sponge enemies.”
  • grinding
    86 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The grinding aspect of the game has received mixed feedback, with many players noting that while the combat can be enjoyable, it is often overshadowed by tedious enemy respawns, repetitive level design, and uninspired achievements that require excessive grinding. The game is relatively short, leading to a reliance on replaying higher difficulties or farming achievements, which some find tedious rather than rewarding. Overall, while the game offers fun moments, the grinding elements can detract from the overall experience, making it feel more like a chore at times.

    • “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
    • “A bit grindy sometimes.”
    • “A bit grindy.”
    • “Unfortunately, the thrill of combat is marred by tedious enemy respawns in certain sections and repetitive level design.”
    • “Games are meant to be fun, not a tedious chore unless I go out of my way to do so (such as setting the difficulty or doing something insane like holding the controller upside down).”
    • “Everything is a bullet/damage sponge, so playing at higher difficulties is just tedious, not challenging.”
  • humor
    86 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is characterized by its over-the-top scenarios and absurd moments that often lead to unintentional laughter, such as characters nonchalantly reacting to bizarre events. Players appreciate the cheesy and ridiculous elements, including funny voice acting and quirky gameplay mechanics, which contribute to a lighthearted experience despite the game's serious undertones. While some aspects may be janky or poorly executed, they often add to the comedic value, making the game entertaining in a unique way.

    • “The story made me laugh at times because of how outlandish some circumstances are.”
    • “I, for one, found it absolutely hilarious when something absolutely insane happens and the characters just kind of brush it off as if it's a normal thing.”
    • “Regarding the controls, sprint and dodge are bound to the same button which leads to some hilarious situations of dashing yourself into death while trying to sprint forward.”
  • atmosphere
    76 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's atmosphere is widely praised for its visually stunning environments, which range from rain-soaked streets to ancient ruins, creating an immersive cinematic experience. While the graphics and overall ambiance are highlighted as exceptional, some players feel that the limited soundtrack detracts from the intensity and engagement of the atmosphere. Overall, the combination of detailed visuals, thematic sound design, and dynamic gameplay contributes to a captivating and intense atmosphere that enhances the gaming experience.

    • “Atmosphere and world setting is, in my opinion, very engaging and unique.”
    • “Great atmosphere, fluent and satisfying gameplay and it looks gorgeous.”
    • “From the very start, the atmosphere created with the combination of sound and graphics was excellent.”
    • “A more diverse and dynamic soundtrack could enhance the atmosphere and intensity of gameplay moments.”
    • “Limited soundtrack impacts the overall atmosphere.”
    • “Edit: after playing the game to 100%, I would say I prefer the combat in the prequel, and I miss the easter eggs and some of the atmosphere.”
  • monetization
    48 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The monetization aspect of the game has received significant criticism, with many users labeling it as a "cash grab" due to the presence of microtransactions for cosmetic items and perceived incomplete content. Reviewers express frustration over the game's reliance on monetization strategies typical of AAA titles, which they feel detracts from the overall experience. Additionally, there are concerns about the game's short length and the value of its downloadable content, which is seen as lacking substance.

    • “The AAA market has become and will remain a cash grab, where the #1 question producers have when designing a game is 'what is the best way to milk our customers for as much money as possible as fast as possible?' Everything else to them is secondary and is in service to that one objective.”
    • “At this point in gaming, I'd rather support a small project like this; delivering a completed project, than what AAA games are doing with the predatory monetization and releasing parts of games to milk us for more money in content grabs and cash shops.”
    • “The microtransactions are disgusting; for such a short game, it gives you weapon skins and lewd dresses for the protagonist.”
  • emotional
    38 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The emotional aspect of the game has received mixed feedback, with many players criticizing the voice acting as lacking depth and emotional range, which detracts from the overall narrative experience. While some appreciate the plot's twists and character development, others find the story boring and confusing, leading to a lack of emotional engagement. Overall, the game's emotional impact is undermined by its execution, leaving players feeling disconnected from the characters and story.

    • “The game's plot is filled with twists and turns, and the characters are well-developed, adding depth and emotional weight to the game.”
    • “You're gonna be asking yourself the entire game what is happening, and I love it. There wasn't a second in that entire game that made me feel bad or bored; nothing just pure excitement, just the best feeling I've had playing a game in a really long time.”
    • “This is a rarity for me, so much so that the last game that made me feel that way was made in 2005.”
    • “You can't even skip the boring cut scenes for the generic storyline.”
    • “Boring story with cartoonish villains.”
    • “Boring story.”
  • character development
    36 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Character development in the game is largely criticized for being minimal or non-existent, with many reviewers noting that while the character designs and animations are visually impressive, they lack depth and narrative substance. Players express a desire for more exploration of the characters' backgrounds and motivations, particularly for the protagonist and supporting cast, suggesting that future installments could benefit from a more robust story. Overall, the game's focus on aesthetics overshadows its narrative and character development, leaving players wanting more.

    • “The fluid animations and detailed character designs enhance the storytelling experience.”
    • “From breathtaking landscapes to intricate character design, every detail is meticulously crafted.”
    • “Graphics and gameplay and the female character design are top notch, especially knowing that this game was made by a one-man dev team.”
    • “Maybe they'll release a sequel with a more in-depth story that explains the antagonists more, explores why the protagonist is fighting ancient Chinese warriors and creatures randomly, and gives some more character development to Sheila and the crew.”
    • “You can finish the game in 90 minutes and this leaves nothing for story or character development, which is almost non-existent.”
    • “There's a protagonist, some bad guys, and some side characters, but none of them get any character development whatsoever.”

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3h Median play time
3h Average play time
2-4h Spent by most gamers
*Based on 184 analyzed playthroughs

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