BRIGHT MEMORY MODES MOD
BRIGHT MEMORY MODES PC
BRIGHT MEMORY MODES SERIES

BRIGHT MEMORY MODES PC

It was also confirmed that each console edition of Bright Memory: Infinite will include all the cosmetic DLC from the PC version with the base game. The game also features a fully unlockable, branching skill tree which includes new powers and upgrades. Created by a single developer in his spare time, it was initially released through Steams.

BRIGHT MEMORY MODES MOD

Fourth Mod made for bright memoryModel made by petruz. With their acrobatic maneuvers and psychic powers, players will be able to combine both fighting styles to take on futuristic soldiers and demons of Chinese mythology. Bright Memory ( Chinese: ), also known as Bright Memory: Episode 1, is a first-person shooter action video game developed by Chinese-based FYQD Personal Studio. When logged in, you can choose up to 12 games that will be displayed as favourites in this menu. A new trailer also debuted showcasing the combat of Bright Memory: Infinite, which combines the gunplay of first-person shooters and the swordplay of hack-and-slash action games. In Bright Memory: Infinite, players will take the role of special agent Shelia to uncover the mystery behind why a black hole opened up during Chinese New Year celebrations. I was confident about getting Bright Memory: Infinite on consoles, but playing the game on those platforms still feels like a miracle.” “We used that extra time to optimize the game on each device.

Combine a wide variety of skills and abilities to unleash dazzling combo attacks. Then, select Change High DPI Settings and tick the box next to Override High DPI scaling Behaviour. Bright Memory is a lightning-fast fusion of the FPS and action genres, created by one-man development studio FYQD using Unreal Engine. Check the Disable fullscreen optimization box under the Compatibility tab. Janky controls, outdated ammo pick up system, half baked story, and lame level design hold this otherwise beautifully looking game back from being as special as the first one was.“I know people had to wait a bit longer, but my partners and I decided we needed to take as much time as possible to make Bright Memory: Infinite shine on consoles,” said Zeng of developer FYQD Studio. Open Directory of the Bright Memory Infinite and select the exe file. It looks like it can be a great time, but when you're actually playing it, it doesn't feel as good as it could and should. I ran out of ammo at some parts and it just broke the flow of the game to have to use my sword slashes in a fight, wait for the exo suit to recharge, then rinse and repeat.īright Memory: Infinite is a beautifully disappointing game.

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I hope this dev team (if it's still one guy or if he expanded) improves on what they had in this and make a game where you actually do have to use your skills rather than just spam bullets and sword slashes to get through enemies.Īnd of course have a better economy system in terms of ammo pick ups and skill leveling. PlayStation 5 4K60 w/ Retracing, 120fps Performance Mode, DualSense Trigger Support Xbox Series XS 4K60 w/Retracing (1440p60 for Series S), 120fps. It's a nice mindless blockbuster type of game with a half baked story, amazing visuals, amazing gameplay IDEAS, but the execution is really poor. NVIDIA DLSS Boosts Performance in Bright Memory. I'd only suggest you get this game if you got the first one because then you get this one for free, so I'd say wait for a sale if you really really want to jump into some mindless fun for a couple hours.

I was feeling bored and annoyed with this game nearing the last boss, and the last boss himself is just a cheap attack spammer who summons useless minions to distract you. Maybe infinite ammo would've been better, and the strategy is knowing when to reload in the middle of battle.Īll the enemies feel too easy to defeat, just spam bullets and sword slashes and you'll break their guard enough to take down their actual health.

The ammo should have been pick-upable by standing on them or by not having an ammo system at all.

What's with the ammo pick ups? Why do I have to press a button to pick them up especially for a game with action this fast paced? It slows down the action and puts you at risk. This is a really good looking game, but it is not much fun to play. Shelia's design in terms of her face and attire don't look as good, the gameplay feels clunky, and the level and enemy design is just atrocious. This is a huge step back from the original Bright Memory.

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