It's the one game I'm really anticipating at the moment, despite being kind of cautious of it myself. Having watched the demos with commentary from different people, I can't help but feel that this game is going to fall under those love it or hate it kind of games. Several of the people playing the demo have noted that the combat is slightly wonky, among other things. But we'll see.
The setting is really what's drawing me in. I like the whole futuristic neo-paris world. It's different.
But man, I hope this game is good. I love games that exist in a futuristic world.
i don't plan on buying it. the whole idea seems pretty silly so it would be something to play just for the mechanics and they don't look terribly appealing. nothing in the combat looks terribly exciting and using the word "platforming" to describe some of the sections in between makes me stutter.
I think it looks really interesting. I've already pre-purchased it via Steam. It's always nice to see new concepts. I do hope that a large part of the game is focused on the memory manipulation part, because that's what really makes it unique.
The story and concept look cool, but the gameplay seems a little clunky. Though, I'll likely pick it up once it drops to $40 or less, especially since after The Last of Us there won't be much coming out for the summer.
It looks very promising. I'll definitely be picking it up somewhere down the line. I'm being cautiously optimistic though. With new IPs, you just never know. By the looks of the trailers, the story could turn out very good or extremely cheesy and predictable. The gameplay could turn out either way as well, I'll hold off forming an opinion on it until I play a demo.
Still, I'm hoping it turns out well and Dontnod succeeds with this game.
It's always nice to see new concepts. I do hope that a large part of the game is focused on the memory manipulation part, because that's what really makes it unique.
--Thomas--
A lot of people who have played the demo while giving commentary loved the memory manipulation aspect, stating that that was what made this game stand out amongst it's peers. If I remember correctly, only IGN disliked it, having implied that it overstayed it's welcome.
By the looks of the trailers, the story could turn out very good or extremely cheesy and predictable.
Lucky_Krystal
One website that I read said that the game has that b grade vibe to it. I'm sure it'll depend on the person playing whether or not they'll think that's good or bad thing.
That actually looks pretty interesting to me. I like all the climbing stuff, the sci-fi nature of it, and the whole memory hunter thing might be an interesting gameplay element. And best of all it looks a little bit different and creative. Every damned game that comes out these days looks pretty much the same to me - it's nice there are a few exceptions.
It was a game what i really liked the look of at first i love the whole memory thing, the way they showed it at first but the more i see of the game the more i'm put off by it, i'm hoping they change my mind and there is loads i can do within the mind thing. but looking at the trailers i'm not to sure anymore but will see, and it's made by capcom so i'm not holding my breath
Here's the link: http://www.gamepur.com/news/11133-second-remember-me-review-score-arrived-psm3-magazine.html
Ace_of_Spades90
The game was classified as an interactive drama, action adventure, so Coolyfett was thinking it would have that Heavy Rain/Beyond Two Souls feel to it. Is that not what this game is??
Here's the link: http://www.gamepur.com/news/11133-second-remember-me-review-score-arrived-psm3-magazine.html
Coolyfett
The game was classified as an interactive drama, action adventure, so Coolyfett was thinking it would have that Heavy Rain/Beyond Two Souls feel to it. Is that not what this game is??
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At least its not another stupid sequel.
While Remember Me does seem heavily cinematic, it is also still very much a video game (from what I've seen anyways). It looks to be a beat-em-up/platformer/puzzle kind of game.
I think it has potential if it focuses on the well written story, so far what I have seen it does look appealing to me. I'm not sure if I will be purchasing the game right away however, once the price drops down to 20-30$ seems more likely.
Here's the link: http://www.gamepur.com/news/11133-second-remember-me-review-score-arrived-psm3-magazine.html
Ace_of_Spades90
The game was classified as an interactive drama, action adventure, so Coolyfett was thinking it would have that Heavy Rain/Beyond Two Souls feel to it. Is that not what this game is??
At least its not another stupid sequel.
While Remember Me does seem heavily cinematic, it is also still very much a video game (from what I've seen anyways). It looks to be a beat-em-up/platformer/puzzle kind of game.
[QUOTE="Coolyfett"]The game was classified as an interactive drama, action adventure, so Coolyfett was thinking it would have that Heavy Rain/Beyond Two Souls feel to it. Is that not what this game is??
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At least its not another stupid sequel.
Coolyfett
While Remember Me does seem heavily cinematic, it is also still very much a video game (from what I've seen anyways). It looks to be a beat-em-up/platformer/puzzle kind of game.
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