Bright Memory: Infinite may be a promising, visually-impressive package, but an action game isn’t worth much without a good villain. Thankfully, the most recent Bright Memory trailer finally reveals the game’s big bad guy, General Lin, who leads the “SAI” terrorist forces our hero Shelia faces off against. Apparently, the trailer below is actual in-engine footage, and we get a taste of newly-updated gameplay at the end. Check it out for yourself, below.
Bright Memory: Infinite began as a solo project from developer Zeng “FYQD” Xiancheng, but nevertheless features cutting-edge visual effects such as ray tracing. A partial slice of the game, simply entitled Bright Memory, was released last year (check out our review here), but Infinite will be the full, final version of the game. Need to know more? Here’s the game’s official rundown:
Takedown ancient mythical beasts and futuristic enemy soldiers alike in a stylish combo-focused sword and gunplay combat system. A precise dash and a pulse glove knocking enemies into the air enable extended combo chains to finish off threats with finesse and precision while racking up massive scores.
After the discovery of a strange substance capable of reviving the dead, a private military organization seeks to steal the life-giving breakthrough for its own maniacal ends. While defending the substance, Special Operative Shelia is warped along with the enemy squad to an island floating over the north pole where mythological creatures such as dragons and demons roam alongside resurrected human corpses.
Game Features
- Rack up points and enhance your various skills to freely create your own original combinations.
- Employing an FPS-style POV, discover and solve the various puzzles throughout each stage to advance.
- A mesmerizingly beautiful world combining science fiction and Chinese culture and created using Unreal Engine 4.
Bright Memory: Infinite arrives on PC and Xbox Series X/S sometime in 2021.
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