Bright Memory

You get roughly 30 minutes of gameplay. Very "arcadish" which is not my type of game, but it was pretty fun nontheless. It's basically a mashup of Crysis and the recent Tomb Raider series in a very, once again, arcade setting. I got a little bug at first, I though I had to explore, but the enemy waves stopped happening. Luckily that was fixed promptly by my need to explore every crevace, since I perished. It played fine afterwards, and the land may look explorable, but it's not :P I wont play this again, but if it gets updated I will definitely check it out again. Money well spent :)

This is basically the FPS version of being in an anime. Imagine Tomb Raider and Doom got together and made a short, but super awesome game. The controls are fluid, the puzzles are simple, but not too much so, and the skill tree gives you something to look forward to. You can replay the game at higher difficulties to unlock more stuff. That does extend it's life by some, but ymmv. For a game that was made by 1 guy as a proof of concept, this game rocks! It is well worth the price and all profits go towards helping the developer assemble a team and build a more expansive version of this game. Did I mention you can keep yourself in the air by shooting your gun?

I bought it on Steam a few days ago and would have got it on GOG only, but i didnt see it until a day after purchase and since it is so cheap at the time of writing I bought it here too, for ONE, To support the devs TWO The game is fantastic for what i have seen... im stuck at the moment. but i have no issues only my own faults in game as the Combat is fast and fluid. GOG PLEASE LET US EDIT! as i want to update my review at a later date when I have played the game for longer and gained more experience with the product.

Let me say the good stuff first. The game looks nice and it was fun. Now the bad stuff. It's short. It can be finished in an hour give or take 30 minutes. I've played free demos longer than this. And when I beat it, it basically just told me to go buy Bright Memory Infinite which increased the feeling of "Oh I just played an expensive demo". It's story is virtually nonexistent and the little bit it has is super confusing. There's a girl and this building blows up and she gets teleported and there are monsters and some guy named Carter. That's about all I could figure out. It's got some free outfits for the main character but it's a first person shooter so outside of 30 seconds or so during cutscenes you will never see that outfit. If this was a free demo, I would play it and then be interested enough to go buy Bright Memory Infinite. But this "game" wasn't free and wasn't worth the money I spent on it.