Remember Me Reviews

It is fucked up what we did to Olga in the First Episode.

Good game, especially for its time.

This was kinda Control before Control even came out

COOL GAME. 8/10 diverse combos and batman like combat with good action, parkour and story. buy if on sale

This is a good game. I say good but now awesome. The environments are beautiful. the character models are great . In terms of the combat ,towards the later half of the game , it gets repetitive and you find yourself wanting to finish the game quickly. But it certainly has a beat-em up element to it. It plays in the style of WB batman games so if you like that you might be able to bear the game. Its one of these games that you leave on the shelf for a two years when you have nothing else to play. So overall its a good game.

This game was fun to play combat was cool with some new mechanics that i never seen before. Didn't love it but overall I had fun with the story, environment, characters and cool sci fi wold I recommend it on a sale

When I think back to Remember Me, the first thing that comes to mind is how much style and atmosphere it carries. Neo-Paris isn’t just a backdrop — it feels alive, futuristic, and different from any other cyberpunk world I’ve played in. I often caught myself just looking around, admiring the art direction, because it managed to be both beautiful and unsettling at the same time. The memory remix mechanic was the highlight for me. It’s rare to see a game experiment with something so original, and those moments where I could dive into someone’s memories and reshape them were unforgettable. I honestly wish there had been more of those sequences, because they showed what made Remember Me stand out from the crowd. Combat was a mixed bag at first. The customizable combo system felt confusing in the beginning, but once I understood it, I realized how much freedom it gave me. Being able to shape combos for healing, damage, or utility made battles feel more personal. Yes, it could get repetitive at times, but I still appreciated the ambition behind the design. The story kept me engaged as well. Nilin’s search for her identity, combined with the bigger themes about how technology can shape — and even steal — our memories, gave the game more weight than I expected. It wasn’t just about flashy fights; it actually made me reflect a little on how much control over our own lives we really have. Sure, not everything was perfect. Platforming was too guided, and some ideas weren’t explored as deeply as they could’ve been. But overall, the positives far outweighed the negatives. Remember Me may not be the most polished game out there, but it’s one of the most memorable experiences I’ve had in a while, and it deserves more recognition than it usually gets.

I really love cyberpunk as a genre and Remember Me wasn’t an exception The game was made by DON’T NOD famous for Life Is Strange which is also one of my favorite games. Remember Me really sells itself through its atmosphere. It’s a case of cyberpunk where the style sticks to the genre’s canon but adds its own thing, making it unique. Stylistically the closest comparison would be Mirror’s Edge. Even the music has similarities techno mixed with female vocals almost like a choir just makes you float away. The soundtrack is genuinely memorable at times even reminding me of Cult Member Story wise, the game doesn’t particularly stand out but it’s written decently Gameplay is pretty much ripped straight out of God Hand just made simpler. God Hand had way more variety in combos and chains, here everything is more straightforward but still the combat clicked with me. There are AoE abilities that actually change the gameplay and every single one of them gets used one way or another. It’s an excellent mix of Batman Arkham combat from Rocksteady and God Hand, though the variety and quantity of combos are lacking There is really not much more to add about the game it’s simple/mid-tier but goddamn, it floored me with its atmosphere and music. I’d love to write more about it but unfortunately there is nothing more to it Still I genuinely recommend playing just for the atmosphere but be prepared that this is just a good/average game and there’s nothing wrong with that Guilty pleasure my ass, I like this game

This game has that unmistakable charm of the Xbox 360 golden age, whn publishers prioritized developers over shareholders. No bloated budgets, no "let me amaze with our game graphics the next shareholders meeting".. just focused design and gameplay. It grabs your attention and doesn’t let go. This PC port has few stutters mid game but nothing that derails the experience. It is one of those games makes you wish that consoles never upgraded. Games were way better back then. Gameplay and fun was the main goal. Players were the only focus for the final product, not the corporate suits. If you enjoyed Xbox 360 games with third person combat, this is for you. It doesn't have a complex combat style, but the few tricks built into it makes battles entertaining enough.

The game had glitches and very annoying crashes during memory remix scenes. Overall, i enjoyed playing it and I really liked the customizable combo system. The MC was cool af, i love her. İt's not a long but a good story, I'd like to see a second game with new graphics and effects tbh