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Sci-fan

A fantastically beautiful and intelligent game.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 27, 2014

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This game has delivered a fantastically immersive experience. The universe is stunning, rich and complex; the storyline is original and for most part superbly crafted. The game play is excellent, if you accept the game's dynamics, meaning you do not have time to control camera movement at all time during combat. The combat is highly strategic while remaining very fun. But really what is key is how fantastic the game looks! I have not often seen such beautiful design especially considering the platform quality of some portion of the game. Every level looks fantastic, that includes architecture, characters, clothing, machines, lighting...Every detail is gorgeous. It's so good that in my opinion the team involved in the making of the game would very easily win an oscar if they were working on the film adaptation. The universe the characters evolve in is breathtaking.
Therefore, I highly recommend this game, a perfect match between strategic beat' em up, platform and cinematic involvement with the story line when 'remixing' some key characters' memory. A must for every sci-fi fan.

Metal Mulisha

Spannendes Game

Reviewed in Germany on January 25, 2020

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Spannendes Game auch beim 2, 3 mal durch spielen!

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Guillermo

Otro para la colección. Juego en castellano excepto la carátula y el manual.

Reviewed in Spain on September 23, 2013

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La verdad que ha durado un máximo de 48 horas desde que lo compré y ha llegado en perfectas condiciones de embalaje y totalmente precintado. Está totalmente en castellano las voces y diálogos del juego. Tengo ganas de ponerme y disfrutarlo al máximo.

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alessandro muraro

Completamente in italiano!

Reviewed in Italy on October 7, 2014

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Tempo di attesa un po lungo (ordinato il 19/09 e consegnato il 7/10) però c'è da dire che arriva dall'Inghilterra. Il prezzo è quasi un quarto rispetto ai negozi ed è completamente in italiano (eccetto la cover). In definitiva sono soddisfatto di questo acquisto.

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IchRocke

Très bon jeu d'un studio Français !

Reviewed in France on January 8, 2016

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Ambiance graphique excellente d'un "Neo Paris".
Jeu alliant plateforme type Prince Of Persia, histoire et ambiance.
Bande son électro sympathique.

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Christian Aron

C'est déjà demain, si j'me rappelle bien ?

Reviewed in France on October 5, 2013

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Bien qu'édité par Capcom, le jeu est issu d'un studio francais

Et ca se sens... Non pas que les doublages en anglais soient mauvais (au contraire, ils sont tres bons) mais dans l'esthetique, le design, le scénario et les thèmes abordés, les personnages... On sent une "patte française" de la meme maniere qu'on le sent sur un jeu Quantic Dreams ou d'autres studios francais connus.

Le jeu est tres agréable, techniquement joli... Un peu linéaire, mais avec un gameplay interessant et un scénario très prenant.

Les deux points originaux du soft (outre l'univers d'anticipation très particulier) sont le syst-me modulaire de combat et les séquences (peu nombreuses malheureusement) de remodelage de souvenir.

Bref un jeu un peu a part, pas cultissime mais original et agréable, à possèder dans sa ludothèque ou il aura une place assez unique (en tout cas sur Xbox)

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John Mitchell

Unremarkable

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 26, 2015

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Remember Me is a new IP from Dontnod Entertainment which places you as Nillin, a memory hunter who alters memories in order to change events in the present. It is an interesting concept and the story does explore a number of issues and their potential consequences in the future such as devastating climate change and the ethics of wiping people's memories. Unfortunately, this is not as strongly explored within the main narrative as it should be and is instead tucked away in journals which you will find scattered throughout levels. The main story is disappointing because it doesn't tie up all the loose ends over the course of the campaign and is puzzling in spots. The poor voice acting and at times, terrible dialogue, further detracts from the characters which is detrimental considering it's something that the developers obviously wanted the player to be able to emotionally invest in.

The gameplay is very simple and consists of button presses which is one of the better features within the game. The combos are neatly illustrated at the bottom of the screen. This lets the player know exactly where they are in their combo and different combos can be tried through the S-Pressen system within a menu. How you do deploy pressens within the interface is very clunky, jumbled and just more irritating than it should be. There are a number of different elements to Nillin's disposal and these are power or red combos, recharge combos which are purple, health combos which are yellow and multiplier combos which are blue. The combos all work well, although player choice is somewhat limited given that different pressens have to be unlocked and that the combos are already assigned and only the pressen combo can be modified rather than the actual button combinations. There are no weapons to speak of in the game and the combat is all hand to hand. Nillin also possesses some unique powers which can turn robots to your side or another power has a devastating attack with multipliers. The different powers are fun and they all have their uses for various combat situations. It's perhaps a bit discouraging that there are no weapons to some but the combat on the whole is one of the better elements within the game, even if it is on the easy side.

Remember Me also features certain sequences where memories are changed by the player. The game really delivers on its unique nature here but the sequences are too short and ultimately do not appear as much as they should. There is no online play with the title but that's not really a bad thing because Remember Me is story driven and any multiplayer component would likely have been no better than adequate.

---Summary---
Graphics 9 - Some good environments and the game looks crisp and clean throughout.

Sound 4 - Average voice acting with a bad script. The music is good in spots such as within combat and aims for a futuristic feel in which it delivers. The musical score is still overall very average though.

Gameplay 7 - Simple but fun. There isn't much depth to it but it works fine.

Lifespan 4 - An 8-10 hour campaign but it's probably not one you're likely to revisit.

Remember Me attempts to deliver a compelling story but it just does not live up to expectations. There are some good ideas here but the game does not really develop them nearly enough, it doesn't help that the story is cliche at times and cringe inducing at others. When Remember Me is centred on its story and it's average, then the game as a whole also falls into that category. For its current price, Remember Me is an okay option and you will not feel ripped off as you would have done if paying full price for it. However, there are much better games in this sort of area on previous generation systems such as Second Sight. Remember Me feels like a game that is only halfway done. A mediocre title, that could have been much better.

Gianp

consigliato

Reviewed in Italy on May 21, 2016

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Gioco distopico ed intrigante.
In realtà nn eccelle in nulla ma lo consiglio ugualmente a chi è amante del genere.

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Francesco Tenti Ranieri

Bel gioco

Reviewed in Italy on December 18, 2014

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Sottovalutatissimo dalla critica, secondo me questo gioco è una piccola perla, tecnicamente validissimo, con una bella storia e un gameplay fluido. consigliatissimo

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Adam

Good Game Overall

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 18, 2013

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When I bought Remember Me I didn't know what to expect, I had a vague insight into what it was about on YouTube and that was enough to convince me it was probably worth buying.
When I started to play the game though, I was shocked. The environment and scenery are beautiful and the opening cinematic was brilliant. Capcom have done an amazing job on the lighting of the world and all the small details as well, One area I would tell them to improve though is character's hair. At some points throughout the game Nilin's hair really did look like a torn up rag. This doesn't detract from the game in anyway, it just got on my nerves a little throughout the game.

Anyway...

Soon enough I was dropped into my first fight and as I expected it was fairly fluid and the fighting animations were great.
Further into the game I started to get a little tired of the combo system, not that i couldn't pull off some powerful hits, just the fact that there wasn't enough variety, However I soon learnt that more moves are unlocked over time, Which kept me playing for the meantime. After a few fights and cutscenes and fights and cutscenes (There are a lot of them) I soon got to the first memory remix sequence, which in my opinion was a very awesome part of the game. My only criticism of these however was that they were few and far between, but I guess the idea 'Quality not Quantity' applies to this, and in this case all the remix sequences were of extreme quality.

Overall Remember Me was a good game and a good experience, with twists and turns throughout the story that keep you hooked. If you're looking for a different fist-fighting/story-telling game, then this is a great buy. Would recommend to many of my friends.

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