Posted on: November 12, 2021
MischiefMaker
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Short but sweet DMC meets Crysis
Bright Memory Infinite is an indie first person shooter/brawler hybrid that's an expanded and improved version of one man's passion project. The action is intense and the production values are AAA-quality, but it's noticeably short (meant to be played multiple times at higher difficulties). The premise is you're a government agent for China's supernatural investigation agency called out of your vacation because a frigging black hole opened up over the countryside and medieval warriors and monsters are pouring out. From there things get sillier and sillier. The combat, while first person, hews closer to a Devil May Cry game than a modern shooter. The combat systems have you juggling between using your (up to four) guns and the sword and crazy movement abilities provided by your powered exoskeleton. Shooting guns speeds up power charge for your exosuit, pulling off a perfect block with your exosword instantly reloads your guns. Regular reload times are obnoxiously long so the game really encourages and rewards getting right up in enemies' faces juggling superpunches with autoshotgun blasts to the face. The biggest downside to the game is its length. About 2 hours start-to-finish with the ability to play new game + on higher difficulties with all your unlocked weapons and powers. There's also a mediocre stealth section and a first-person driving/shooting section, but those are both mercifully short. On a personal level, I'm disappointed they no longer have a DMC-style combo gauge in the corner like they did in Episode 1, only an overall rank at the end of a full run. It's like a better verson of modern Shadow Warrior, I just wish there were more of it.
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