It is a science faction game set in a futuristic metropolis from the year 2033; action and graphics optimized for the Microsoft console.
A new generation of consoles is breathed. It was the announced moment, the moment in which Microsoft was going to show some of the third party companies' video games optimized for its new console, Xbox Series X. And it has been. Those of Redmond have started this special Inside Xbox showing Bright Memory: Infinite, a title that has released its gameplay trailer and that you can see on these lines.
FYQD-Studio's work is a fast-paced first-person shooter that fuses this genre with other sub-genres of action. A wide variety of abilities can be combined to unleash powerful attacks. The game is set in a futuristic metropolis, although not far from the current times, since the action takes place in 2036. In this world, scientists do not explain what has happened in the sky around the world. The Supernatural Science Research Organization has dispatched agents to clarify all recent events. Will they succeed?
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A game created by a single person
The funny thing is that the game has been developed by a single creative. “During the initial phases, since it was very difficult to estimate the number of copies that I would sell, I decided to create the type of video game that could start as a demo and later, with the support of crowdfunding, I had the opportunity to develop. In the end I have managed to get enough time and investment, so that the action and gameplay remain, but the story and the settings were redesigned.
The developer explained that he would not continue developing more content for Bright Memory, but assured that he would add experimental concepts.
Xbox Series X is scheduled for the end of the year. Those of Redmond confirmed that it will not be delayed due to the coronavirus, although many of its employees work since each and have had to adapt to these unprecedented challenges.
Source | Inside Xbox
