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Take a look at what's in store for you in Remember Me.

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Take a look at what's in store for you in Remember Me.

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Take a look at what's in store for you in Remember Me.

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One to forget? Remember Me launches in the UK this Friday.

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One to forget? Remember Me launches in the UK this Friday.

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Neoseeker: The care that DONTNOD put into every aspect of the game is readily apparent. Despite noticeable flaws and how much frustration it put me through over the last few days Remember Me just has so much heart that I couldnt help but fall in love.

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Jmax from Dontnod here. I'm here to give you a look at the launch trailer for Remember Me, and show you some never before seen art from the game. Here are five reasons you won't want to miss Remember Me:

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Rhys from Awesome Games writes: 'Remember Me is a new IP published by Capcom, and is the first game from developer Dontnod Entertainment. While announced mid-2012 to little fanfare, Remember Me slowly built anticipation through its customisable combat system, unique cyberpunk setting and an interesting female protagonist. Sadly, whilst Remember Me is a solid start with some memorable (no pun intended) scenarios, it falls massively short of its potential.'

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Ken McKown writes: Introducing a new IP this late in the console lifecycle is bold. Capcom and Dontnod are doing just that with their cerebral sci-fi action title Remember Me. Attempting to mesh a futuristic setting with a mixture of hand-to-hand combat and platforming, this adventure delivers some truly inspiring moments. While the game play is par for the course, everything else surrounding it felt much spired. The level designs and overall aesthetic really drew me into the world, at least for the duration of the main campaign.