Remember Me Reviews

Very much surprised by how interesting the world-building was and enjoyed the combat loop with its variety added over time. Though, I will say I began feeling a little exhausted a little past the halfway mark. I got it on sale and for that I think it's a must buy for any sci-fan / action fans. If they did a sequel, I would 100% be in on that!

I enjoyed this quite a bit. I was reminded of the quick time events era in gaming. While I'm glad that is mostly over today, there wasn't a whole lot of that in this. Graphics hold up and the story is really good.

I had a pretty good time with this, but unfortunately, it gave me a headache pretty consistently after about an hour of play. I think it’s a FOV thing. There’s an FOV mod that is pretty easy to apply, and using it did resolve the problem, but it also breaks the UI in ways that are a little too distracting. So, game itself, pretty good; but whatever’s going on technically makes it tough to enjoy. Doesn’t seem to get updated often, but maybe one day this will be addressed somehow.

A short campaign with a good story and great reflections on a cyberpunk theme. The combat is good, although not great. Campanha curta com com boa historia e ótimas reflexões sob uma temática cyberpunk. O combate é bom apesar de nada grandioso.

Amazing game, but Capcom just felt like doubling the price of this random, niche game, 13 years later. Wait for a sale, it'll probably be 90% off...

Yes, quite a fun cyberpunk game as far as I remember!

I REMEMBER Playing this on Console when it first came out and enjoyed the hell out of it, even got full achievements. Astonishing graphics, Great gameplay & Story A severely underrated game for sure> I definitely recommend it !! (8.8/10) !!

[h1]I will never forget you, Remember Me![/h1] The game has interesting ideas and mechanics, such as REMIX and SENSENS. While the puzzles aren't particularly hard - the riddles within them are quite astounding, but the main gameplay mechanics (Arkham-City-like beat-em-up) and the QTE sequences, which display actions (e.g. Punch - LMB, Kick - RMB etc.), instead of key bindings, feels very cliche. This might frustrate some players unfamiliar with the game. Despite these flaws, I would still recommend Remember Me, at least for the plot, world-building, soundtrack, and the fact that it was developed by DON'T NOD, the creators of Life is Strange.

For the price I paid on sale I’m satisfied, but I wouldn't recommend this to everyone. The combat system is definitely fun and satisfying, adding a bit of flair to the battles. The story is intriguing, and I especially enjoyed the concept of how memories shape us, and the idea that even painful memories are a part of who we are. I do wish the game had explored this emotional aspect a bit more deeply though. The memory altering puzzles were also a standout feature for me. I loved the challenge and creativity involved in figuring out how to change things, and it really gave the game a unique edge, but again, I wish there had been more of them throughout the game, as they were definitely one of the most interesting aspects of the experience. The graphics gave me some nostalgic vibes, reminding me of older games, and I liked how it connected me to my younger gaming years. The atmosphere is well-crafted, though the character designs and personalities didn't leave much of an impact. Nilin, the protagonist, was cool, but the rest of the cast felt a bit forgettable. Camera angles were also occasionally a bit frustrating, as they sometimes zoomed in too close or got stuck in odd positions. The ending also felt a bit out of place and left me confused. It’s a solid game with a unique premise, and while it doesn’t hit every emotional note it could have, it’s still an experience if you’re looking for something a bit different.

Capcom more than doubled the price of this 12 years old game. I find this absurd and greedy. Do not recommend.