Bright Memory Infinite is still perched high on my ‘Most Wanted’ list

By Gunnm, it’s a brand new gameplay trailer

I play a lot of games, most anything that catches my eye, but it’s very rare for me to spend time pining after a long list of incoming titles. But, as some of you already know, one game that I am highly anticipating is Studio FYQD’s dynamic adventure Bright Memory Infinite. And, thanks to this brand neꦿw gameplay trailer, said hype co💎ntinues.

The new teaser, , sees our Alita-esque hero Shelia waging war with dimension-hopping enemies while investigating a brand new case for the SRO (Science Research Organization). As with previous trailers, the new video features intense combat, stunning visual effects, a breathless pace, and our longest look yet at the title’s high-speed driving mechanics. Buckle up.

It should be noted that Bright Memory Infinite is highly unlikely to be an epic, AAA-length title, (there’s a reason all of the footage to date has featured the same location). Much like its 2019 prologue, Bright Memory Infinite is likely to be a short and sharp adventure, with the player encouraged to replay Shelia’s tale multiple times while aiming for a higher score, longer combos, and a better overall ranking.

You can sense that some players are expecting Bright Memory Infinite to be a full 15-20 hour adventure, as one might expect from a THQ Nordic or a Rockstar. As such, I expect many complaints to come rolling in on release day. Bright Memory Infinite is more likely intended as a testament to the talent of its one-man studio. Given how fabulous and “big-budget” the game looks from these trailers, Bright Memory Infinite will hopefully inspire many budding bedroom developers, offering evidence that you don’t always need the help of a AAA developer to get a highly ambitious project off of the ground.

Bright Memory Infinite launches on PC and Xbox Series X later this year. 🌜A PS5 port will follow at a laterꦐ date.