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It's not a review of Remember Me, the kind of brawler-y, platform-y, memory game. But not like flash cards.

Added: 15.06.2013 19:19 | 0 views | 0 comments


The author likes Remember Me and demands you do so as well.

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Oli Smith reviews Capcoms sci-fi world of Remember Me.

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Holy Moly: At 8 hours long, Remember Me is a pretty short foray into a dystopian future, and while the games ideas and visuals are certainly ambitious and impressive, the practical application falls a little short. Having said that, if the developers can correct these issues for a sequel, we could well be looking at a fantastic new IP.

Added: 14.06.2013 16:26 | 3 views | 0 comments


Arcade Sushi: Does Remember Me fail to implant itself in my own memory? No. It is a game that Ill go back and play again just so I can enjoy the lush scenery, engaging story, and gameplay. While it may not be the greatest game of the generation, it is well worth your time to play. It is fun, action-packed, and more importantly, unexpected. Nilins every twist and turn around Neo-Paris will surprise and delight.

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Ginx:Speaking as gamers; we spend a lot of our time looking forward and looking back. We dont just accept today for what it is; no. Instead we ask; is today the day weve been dreaming of? Will we remember today; tomorrow? Well, mostly, thats up to the games.

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Arcade Sushi: Does Remember Me fail to implant itself in my own memory? No. It is a game that Ill go back and play again just so I can enjoy the lush scenery, engaging story, and gameplay. While it may not be the greatest game of the generation, it is well worth your time to play. It is fun, action-packed, and more importantly, unexpected. Nilins every twist and turn around Neo-Paris will surprise and delight.