Bright Memory: Infinite has this habit of slipping off our radar for a few months, then popping back up, showcasing just how promising it looks. These new images have got us all excited for the game again, along with the news of it still being on track for a 2021 release.
Developer FYQD Studio reiterated their aim for a 2021 release window when asked by a fan on Twitter. According to the studio, a "release date will be announced when the console version is ported".
The four new images were also shared on Twitter, and while they don't reveal too much, they do deliver another promising look at this beautiful game. Showcasing some impressive visuals, character models and stunning particle effects, it's something we can't wait to see on our Xbox Series X|S when it eventually launches.
In the meantime, you can already check out Bright Memory 1.0 and get a cheap and cheerful look at what the bigger and better Bright Memory: Infinite will be all about. It's currently available on Xbox Series X|S at a slightly discounted price of £5.35 / $6.39 at the time of writing - but be quick - it's only on sale for a few more hours!
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Certainly impressed visually with its reveal - although still not sure if the actual Game will live up to its visual promise.
Still more excited by Scorn (if that's still coming this year) and other games like CrossfireX. I may give it a go if its available on Game Pass 'Cloud'.
I played The Artful Escape yesterday via 'Cloud' on my laptop using my Game Pass Ultimate subscription to access it without needing to download to my Console and it worked 'ok'. The fact I could just try it without waiting to download and/or 'juggle' my games around to create space was a massive reason I tried this game - something I may not of bothered with otherwise.
Game Pass Ultimate just went up massively in value to me with this new feature. I know I will experience many more games using this because its so 'easy' to try. Being able to play with ease on my laptop too is a great option too - especially if the TV is being used for something else. Just open the Xbox App, connect controller and start playing over cloud.
If this comes to Game Pass Cloud, I am much more likely to try regardless of reviews...
This still looks like one of those Unreal Engine or CryEngine demos that dial all graphics to 11 on a super-PC to show you future of game graphics and then you never see a game that looks that good ever. Until next version of engine comes and the cycle repeats itself.
I am sure it will be worth playing for its visuals alone and digital foundry will have a field day with it when it releases.
This one always strikes me as a case of 'all style no substance'... I guess we'll finally find out this year hopefully.
Q) Excited for Bright Memory: Infinite?
A) Oh yes, very much so; although I will admit that I've been concerned about the lack of a release date. It's interesting to hear that it is still set for a 2021 release as I've been expecting to hear news of a delay for a while now. Hopefully it won't come out too close to the release of Project Zero: Maiden of Black Water as they'll otherwise be competing for my time, but otherwise, hopeful to play this game this year.
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