Remember Me

awesome game
strongly recommend to those who previously played this on xbox 360

A totally hidden gem

Love this game. I' playing the second walkthrough. Excelent Story, miss this kind of single player games nowdays,

Sigma. Recomendo ai, tropa do bostejou!

07/04/2025 - O dia que zerei esse jogo. Passei momentos legais e memoráveis com esse jogo e foi uma experiência única. Muito pica e infelizmente subestimado/esquecido pela tropa dos games. O jogo também poderia ter sido mais do que ele é (apesar de eu gostar do jogo em si), nisso eu digo, poderia ter mundo aberto invés de ser linear, entre outras coisas que to com preguiça de falar. Mas no geral, ele é muito bom pra época que foi lançado. Se tivesse tido bem melhor recebido pela rapaziada, bem que poderia ter tido uma sequência melhor, talvez na geração do PS4. Teria sido top. Quem sabe um dia baixo de novo pra dar aquela platinada homoafetiva, to com metade das conquistas XD

Recomendo fortemente, rapaziada. Qualquer um que jogar vai gostar. Jogão!

Gratidão RenanPlay

Good game, thank you for supporting 21:9

Still a great game in 2025, deserves a sequel! 8/10

Pros:
- Enjoyable combat with combos and special powers (the right combo will make the difference)
- The memory remixes are one of kind gameplay
- Great art direction makes this game feel modern, even to this day
- Great wordbuilding, atmosphere and story - would make an awesome movie!

Cons:
- Platforming and puzzle on the easy side
- Some audio glitches, some bugs softlocked me (need load autosave to continue)

Not a big fan of the game.
Ironically, it's a pretty forgettable experience. The story start off strong but I gotten pretty bored throughout my playthough. The twist in the middle surprised me but then immediately I just got bored again. The gameplay itself is pretty bad. All levels are linear and samey, you do parkour and puzzles like Uncharted, you then fight horde of enemies like Batman Arkham, and finally at the end of the level, you fight a boss which is also repetitive, or you alter(remix) a memory of someone important, depending on the level. You see npcs and robots all the time but you don't talk to them at all, they're just there. You also see all these signs and extra places but you don't interact with them. Everything is invisible walls except of the path you need to take to finish the level. Customizing your combos is a neat idea, however theyre are limited and presetted to like 3 or 4 different variations (3 button combo, medium combo of x and y button, long combo variation, etc). So technically you're not customizing the combos but rather you're customizing the specific benefits you want that combo to do which is give health, do extra damage, reduce cooldown on Focus ultimate attacks, or multiply one of the three as a link/chain. That soundd neat but only if I was able to execute them without getting interrupted! Especially in the later half of the game when there's a bunch of enemies. I wouldn't be able to execute them because most likely, you'll get hit and interrupted before you'll try to finish it! Even then the enemies feel like they absorb your attacks because it can take a while to kill them, and I was playing on Easy and medium difficulty! It doesn't help that the game doesn't "slow down" too much when you get a "warning" like how the Batman Arkham and even future Sony Spider-Man games have it. I was basically spamming the quick 3 button combo to heal myself because I kept losing health throughout the fights. You would already know it got repetitive and boring. The remix memory things are scripted events that happen in the story, I was very disappointed that it doesn't happens during gameplay and fights. The closest thing you get is an ultimate that stops enemies in place. But even then, it doesn't feel like I'm actually altering their memories. Just press button and then they stop. I hate to say this but just watch cutscenes on YouTube for the story. I would say that's the only thing worth checking out of this game if you don't mind it being a bit cliché and if you're into Sci-fi and cyberpunk. I feel like the game was supposed to be a movie at first but was made into a game, as it definitely feels like I'm playing through a movie. If you really want to play the game then wait for it to be on sale for $5 or less like I did. I personally still wish I could've use that money to something else now finishing the game but it is what it is.

I rember :)

The plot is a bit simple and it is easy to guess who is the main evil guy in this game starting episode 4-5.
The fighting system is simple and even hardest difficulty will give low challenge, but still I think this game is worth playing.

Overall short and cool game, graphics are very nice. Pretty much the product of its time and I appreciate that very much!
Not so sure about the fighting mechanics tho... combos longer than 5 hits are pretty much pointless as 95% of the time you're being forced to break the combo after 3 punches in order to evade incoming attacks🤷‍♀️.

more cyberpunk than 2077

Great story and art style.

Awesome gem from the past. First, it's art style is phenomenal, kinda reminds me of the Longest Journey in Stark, this is wonderful! Second, the story is great, kinda like Psychonauts meets Assassins Creed, save for a few plot holes it's innovative and fun. Lastly, the combat camera reminds me of a PS1 game, think original Resident evil, this is not a good thing. I think the story and art outweighs the combat, and it's a shame this didn't get better recognition. Still suppose the Devs got praised well enough for Life is Strange, and can proudly say they are NOT Ubisoft.

Remember Me a game by Dontnod, the developers who would later for example gave us Life is Strange, gripped me from the beginning with a very strong prologue and visually impressive presentation that still holds up in 2025. However, it is being dragged down a bit by clunky controls on PC and low replay value to 100% it.

PROS:
- visually impressive
- good OST
- intriguing story and setting
- serviceable combat with varied enemies and customizable combos

CONS:
- controls on PC with M+KB are awkward
- wonky camera
- because of these issues combat can become frustrating
- some bad dialogue, especially villains
- on rails experience, very little exploration
- unskippable cutscenes severely hurt the replayability

All in all, I had my fun with this game. It's setting and story had me hooked from the start. It's a shame that the gameplay drags it down a bit. Nevertheless I recommend this to anyone who likes scifi and story heavy games.

Besides the freezing and controls not responding, this game has issues.

The combat mechanics are the most atrocious I've ever seen in a game.

The game doesn't do a very good job of informing the player on what to do next. You must watch videos of someone else play to figure it out. And since you have to watch someone else, you might as well keep doing that and watch the movie instead of play.

The game is so linear that you might as well watch someone play this movie. No matter who plays, it will act out the exact same way.

This is a great game. Love the story. Combat is good but a tad bit clunky, and I just personally felt like pulling off some of the longer combos almost never happened. You can go back and replay the previous chapters, but I am not one to collect everything, so the one play through was good enough for me to enjoy the story, and the full game. Very linear, and that is OK especially if you want a story game. The remix mechanic is very interesting and unique when changing memories. Challenging enough, but not punishing which was perfect to enjoy the story.

Great story, Graphics are good for its time. combat is engaging.

Note 1 : this is my first Steam game review, written with effort.
Note 2 : for linux users, no problems occured.
Note 3 : I started the game from zero several times, recently I bought a powerful GPU so I could play it with maxed out graphical settings.

My review:

The plot:

It didn't feel that engaging, I wasn't strongly motivated achieving game's objectives. I don't know if it depends on personal sensibilities, but the game didn't make me feel part of its universe, and that's a shame because world design is fantastic: Paris in 2084, a futurism and classicism's mix.

Emotional involvement:

It really scarce, except when Nilin edits his mother's memories and to be mentioned the ending, where everything is revealed and the game gives his message I really enjoyed , these were the moments which some tears flew.

Graphics:

Graphically speaking, it stands up for himself being a 2013 game. Maybe animations weren't the best, some enemies had always the same movements.

Mechanics and ideas:

Remember Me proposes some really interesting ones. It made me choose my fighting style, to choose my combos and the related effects, but this wasn't enough to to make fightings more engaging since they seemed repetitive and scripted only to make content. Most of the times, I considered them a total waste of time because they left me nothing in terms of items and satisfaction, I always told myself: "Damn, it's finally over, I couldn't take anymore the bore".

Memory remixing: awesome. It's a shame I couldn't do it more often, or use it to random NPCs met on the streets. Editing random people's memories could have been really cool even if wouldn't had any impact on the main plot, just the satisfaction to play with this power would have been really appealing to me.

For italian players:

Il doppiaggio italiano è carino ma ogni tanto lasciava a desiderare. In certi momenti i personaggi utilizzavano parole un po' troppo ricercate secondo me, potrebbe essere stata una traduzione un po' troppo arricchita e a me un pochino ha infastidito. I doppiatori di Nilin ed Edge sono stati ottimi, a parte le scelte lessicali che per me erano discutibili; anche i Leaper sono stati doppiati bene, lì le scelte lessicali ricercate le ho apprezzate perché dava meglio l'idea dell'individuo buttato nella perdizione di se stesso.

Verdict:

Recommended? It isn't perfect, if you're able to overcome my critics, more than fine. After all, it's thanks to game's flaws that I understood what I really want to play, my tastes, and what I'm looking for in a game. So, yes, even as a chance to understand better what each of us searches in games.

I know that there are plenty of people that don't like this game, but really, Remember Me is amazing, and this is coming from a guy who's not really into sci-fi stuff. I get that there are certain things that people have issues with, but for me, there was very little that I didn't like about this game. I'll give a basic runthrough of my thoughts on each element.

Setting

The game takes place in the year 2084, in Paris (now known as Neo-Paris), and there's a special kind of technology called "Sensen" that's been created by the corporation "Memorize". The Sensen allows people to transfer memories with others, and almost everything in Neo-Paris revolves around this tech. However, there are darker aspects that this technology can be twisted into, and the game takes full advantage of it. The extent of the darker elements are undoubtedly a prison known as "La Bastille" that wipes the memories of their prisoners and then disposes of said prisoners in the slums of the city, leaving them reduced into malformed creatures. The game even touches on political corruption, something that I don't often see explored in video games (probably for fear of offending the IRL government), and it's done incredibly well and realistically here. I mean, as realistically as you can expect for a future that utilizes a technology made for transferring people's memories. But yeah, as a fan of darker themes in video games, I really like what Remember Me did with the Sensen. With the way it works, it can very obviously be used in corrupt ways, and the game knows that and fully realizes it.

Nilin

There are several notable characters in the game, but I'll dedicate this section to talking about the main protagonist - Nilin. In a nutshell, she feels like a futuristic version of Lara Croft, from the athleticism to the accent. She's a character of mixed race, and I feel like we don't often see characters like that in media, but it does give her some uniqueness, which I always enjoy when it comes to character design. People have complained about her personality feeling pretty stiff and emotionless, and while she does have a pretty blunt demeanor a lot of the time, there are also plenty of moments in the game where she shows more emotion and depth. Her outfit looks great as well, making her appear both stylish and badass! Thanks to the artbook, I know that the development team wanted her to have an outfit that struck a good balance of modern and futuristic, and I think that was pulled off incredibly well here. And I gotta say, she's hella attractive as well. You can tell that the game knows that, too, which is why a lot of the cutscenes give you a great view of her butt from time to time. There's been some complaints about this as well, seeing it as gratuitous and even sexist, though I personally don't see it like that. It's not like she's got the biggest female butt in all of video games or anything (I think that crown goes to Haydee), but it's still sizable and very shapely, without looking proportionally unbalanced to the rest of her. So I don't think it's that big a deal.

Gameplay

This is what the game is most criticized for, and I can see why. I did struggle with the fighting and parkour mechanics at first, but I got the hang of them soon enough. I'll start by talking about the fighting aspect of the game. The fighting is done by building combos beforehand and then delivering them onto the enemies through a combination of left-clicks and right-clicks of the mouse (on PC, anyways). Some attacks do more damage, some attacks heal you, some attacks help to regenerate your powers... there's a nice variety, and arranging them properly in the Combo Lab can help you be more effective in combat. There are also five powers that get unlocked one-by-one throughout the game, each one providing a different beneficial effect while fighting enemies, and there are even a few types of enemies that can most easily be taken down by the usage of a particular power. Nilin's Sensen also notifies you of when an attack is coming your way, giving you a second or two to dodge out of the way with a cool flip. It's almost like Spiderman's spider sense, in a way. The only real issue I have with the combat system is that the auto-aiming with the Spammer (that's the weapon that looks like a bunch of broken glass on Nilin's forearm) can sometimes end up locking onto the wrong enemy, but this mistake only has the chance of happening if there are a lot of enemies in a group. Otherwise, I think the combat system works fine enough. And the parkour is pretty cool as well. It does a good job of showing how fit and athletic Nilin is, and best of all, her Sensen also points out all the possible paths that she can take in every parkour section, which is incredibly handy.

But the coolest game mechanic (and arguably the one I had the most trouble of getting the handle on) is the memory remix one. It shows a cutscene playing out, and there are glitches in the cutscenes that allow you to alter things, and therefore change the outcome. You move the mouse in a counter-clockwise motion to rewind the cutscene, and a clockwise motion to move it forward. I had trouble with it because I didn't know that you could right-click to pause the cutscene so that you can properly select a glitch, and I was just playing and rewinding on glitches to try and select them right as they happened. It wasn't until the final memory remix scene that I realized I could right-click to pause it. But yeah, as difficult as it was for me for a while, the memory remixing is a REALLY awesome game mechanic, a mechanic I've never seen anything like in other games.

Visuals

One of my biggest praises for this game are for the visuals, because they are BEAUTIFUL! The environments are so large and rich with visuals, and while it can occasionally make it difficult to tell where you're supposed to go, it still looks incredible. Keep in mind that this game was made back in 2013, too; you wouldn't expect a game made in that year to have this much detail put into the environments. I did find out that the reason that Neo-Paris looks so incredible and expansive is because Remember Me was originally supposed to be an open-world game, where you could explore where you wanted to. But somewhere along the development line, it got changed to be more linear, and while that's perfectly fine, it does feel like a shame that so much effort was put into the environments, only for the players to not be able to explore all of them. Though there are over a dozen points in the game where the camera pulls back and gives you a big view of the background, and it was nice when that happened, since it shows that the development team were aware of how good the environments looked and wanted to show them off. And the great visuals often extended to the cutscenes, too. The motion capture for the characters and enemies add a lot to the cutscenes, and made them feel very smooth and polished. Granted, it could use some work when it comes to the faces, but the bodies move realistically enough.

Conclusion

Remember Me is an underrated gem. It ironically got forgotten to time, but I'll always remember it. As cool as it is as a game, I would honestly love to see a live-action movie about it. I've seen a few people saying that the plot would've worked better in a movie rather than a video game, and while I don't know if it would be BETTER, I do think it would still be amazing. Y'know, so long as they don't inject modern Hollywood tropes into it, mainly the whole "strong female character" thing that borderlines on feminism. I've seen plenty of bad examples of that in movies, and I'd hate to see Nilin get that treatment, since she's already a greatly-written character in this game.

I give Remember Me a solid 8/10!

Great ideas of gameplay and the game is so perfect. Everything was good and marvelous, but only if developer can fix the crashes and bugs. I know this is an old game but they can just make updates and fix these issues. The story was fine for me. Hope to see another series of this perfect game with a great graphics. I recommend 100% to try and having new idea of gameplay. Enjoy and have fun.

Only if its on sale should you buy this game its meh.

This game stands out as a remarkable experience, showcasing an innovative and highly customizable combat system. Players can tailor their combat techniques and strategies to suit their individual playstyles, allowing for a diverse range of tactics in battles. The flexibility in customization encourages creativity, making each player's approach to combat feel unique and personal, which enhances overall gameplay and engagement.

This game is SO frustrating. It could be a 10/10. The graphics are still very much okay in 2025 even though this game is 12 years old. The story seems amazing. The game design, art direction are SO good.
And then they fuck it all up with a boring, slow, restrained gameplay.
This game could be up there with CyberPunk2077 and Detroit Become Human, but no, they WANT you to break immersion and spend time in blinding white menu screens just so they can give you the litteral illusion of combo customizations. The combo system is one of the worst I've ever seen in video games. And they WANT you to use them. It's your way to break ennemie's stances, and to heal. But god forbid you know the combos by heart: every time to press a button during a fight they start showing you the combo in the bottom of the screen, and there starts what I'd call a 'rythm-game' style minigame where you have to slowly press all the right buttons in the right tempo, or else the combo just doesn't work.
WHY?!!
They had everything to make it a masterpiece. They even had the idea of memory rewinding like in CyberPunk, 10+ years before. But no. They had to ruin it with bullshit combo "building". It's just so frustrating. At that point I just want to watch a glitchless speedrun just so I can watch the story unfold without that clunky bullshit of a fight system.


---{ Graphics }---
☐ You forget what reality is
☑ Beautiful
☐ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS

---{ Gameplay }---
☐ Very good
☐ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☑ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't

---{ Audio }---
☐ Eargasm
☐ Very good
☑ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf

---{ Audience }---
☐ Kids
☑ Teens
☑ Adults
☑ Grandma

---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☑ Potato
☐ Decent
☐ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer

---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☑ Old Fashioned
☐ Workable
☐ Big
☐ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data

---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☑ Easy
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☐ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls

---{ Grind }---
☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☑ Isn't necessary to progress
☐ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding

---{ Story }---
☐ No Story
☐ Some lore
☐ Average
☐ Good
☑ Lovely
☐ It'll replace your life

---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☑ Average
☐ Long
☐ To infinity and beyond

---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☐ Worth the price
☑ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money

---{ Bugs }---
☑ Never heard of
☐ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs

---{ ? / 10 }---
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☐ 2
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Ain't going to lie.. this is going to be on my favorite top 15 games of all time. I had sooo much fun playing the game.. the fight combos, hits, you can customize your combos if you want to increase the health regain of damage you can play it your style. The theme of the game especially in the city gave me a vibe of sci-fi and cyberpunk environment combined. I hope we see more games like this

Note: The game at the first 2 hours were a bit glitchy to me. I encountered a couple of glitches while fighting the very first leaper + doing the parkour thing afterwards the fight but overall the game came in 2013 but still fascinating

Def would recommend trying the game for y'all :)

This is an underrated gem. I was bored when I stumbled upon this game years ago in an internet cafe but was not able to finish it. So I bought it here on steam and was able to finish and complete this awesome game. Don't miss out on this game. I think this still holds up today.

I should have played this sooner. what an amazing game this is...the story really grabbed my attention, the player movement is good, i loved being able to change the combo system around for the different encounters. i highly recommend giving this one a go.

Look, it is not completely bad. There is some goody here. Atmosphere, visuals, especially considering game is 10+ yrs old are quite nice.
However, it also all of the things I do not like in a game:
1) timed / reaction input based final executions which are supposed to give a dramatic effects or whatever but not something I like.
2) input/combo based fighting: non-stop respawning enemies protecting elites that goes invisible and constantly pesters you, that you are supposed to "combo" to lower the timer so you can stun and do a few secs of dmg, rinse repeat.... just ends up tiresome and frustrating

Game is probably designed for controller and KBM is not great in general. I don't like to abandon games but once entertainment value of a game exceeds the frustration it cause, gotta let it go.

I think I've been sitting on this game in my library for at least 10 years. I'm happy to report I can max settings (other than supersampling) on my Legion Go and pull 55-90fps for the most part. The game looks great at 1600p and doesn't need anti-aliasing because of this high res. The game world reminds me of The Surge 2.

Big fans of butts. Highly recommend.

Nice game to play in 2025. Short but Great story, decent graphics for the release year. But there are issues with this games, Combat is pretty basic with some combo gimmicks, Camera is out right bad. And unable to skip cutscenes even on Second Playthrough.
Apart from all these gripes, it worth going through this game in 2025.

Fun and well paced. It has a good story too.

-stands out with unique camera angles like old resident evil and final fantasy

-everything flows together well, very pleasant gameplay

Cool Story.

i don't remember a darn thing about this game i have no clue if it's good

I really like and enjoy this game
It’s a linear, story-driven game with a low difficulty level, and the memory remixing parts are impressive
The art design is exactly my taste, and the world-building is very well-crafted
Also soundtrack is outstanding, why wasn’t it sold as a DLC?
Unfortunately, the story has some serious plot holes
I hope this game will have a sequel someday

我非常喜歡和享受這個遊戲
這是一款著重在劇情的線性遊戲，難度並不高，記憶重混的部分令人印象深刻
美術設計很合我的胃口，世界觀設定的很嚴謹
還有音樂的部份太厲害了，為什麼沒有作為 DLC 販賣呢？
可惜的是故事有嚴重的漏洞
希望這款遊戲會有出現續集的一天

Did you watch Minority Report and liked it? you'll enjoy this game.
Great game.
Remember Me 9/10
Heisen

jax is life. never forget jax.

THE MORAL OF THIS GAME CONFOUNDS THE AUDIENCE INTO A PERIPheral that stuns oneself TO REFLECT ON PAST actions and why we shoUld emBRACE THe past to understand the future.+

I just had forgotten the great art design. And of course the controls are dated and it just looks like an open world, but there is much to like.
And now I remember you under rated little gem

Yes.

There were instances where the user cannot see or understand the kind of graphical errors that were showing up on the screen that the uniqueness of this new age battler is nullified.

Liked the concept with the memories, didn't like the normal combat. So it was a bit of a letdown, that there are not that many memery manipulations through the whole thing. Still worth it in the end.

Sadly not as nuanced as I hoped it would be. The beginning was so strong with the heart-string-pulling commercial about Sensen, and escaping the jail. But after that, the game slowly started to get less deep and not talk about the crazy/messed up stuff you do, and instead focus more on getting your memories back and saving the world (like every other game out there). I would have loved for the focus to be on how insane it is to mess with someones memories, and whether or not the ends you go to justify the means. After all. we're literally called an Errorist, just short one letter of a controversial term in today's society!! Luckily the twist ending satisfied me just enough, but the journey to get there was a chore. The combat is quite clunky for me, but it's combo creation mechanics are an interesting idea, and would be cool to see in other Capcom titles like Devil May Cry (maybe Street Fighter, but I don't think people would be happy), or better implemented in a sequel. Despite my gripes, I'd still recommend this game to others, as it stars a solid female lead, which is always awesome to see, and it has a nice ensemble of fairly well voice acted characters.

FRICKIN uh PLAY it??

Great underrated game. worth the price.

The game is fine, the story being the highlight and combat being the frustrating part. Hadn't replayed the game in like 10 years, still worth a play through today and it was cool seeing the Memory Remixing stuff now that Cyberpunk 2077 is a thing because Braindances have a similar vibe to this.

"Remember Me is the worst game I've played – it's a complete disappointment! The combat system is extremely boring and lazy. 'Forget Me' would be a more fitting title. It's the worst Capcom game ever." Biggest regret is buying this piece of shit!

Not for me

Combat is wonky and story is meh. Achievements didn't unlock for me (not first time that happens).

Parkour seems fine

I wish I could recomend it

Gaslighting: The Game

Unfortunately it's unplayable for me. The rewind is terribly slow on controller - taking literally hundreds of turns of the L stick to rewind less than a second.

Remember Me is a special game of the PS3/XBOX360 era. It was released like a week before The Last of Us, so there are few who still remember what it was like exploring the streets of Neo-Paris.

While futuristic setting and fighting genre of games are extremely out of my comfort zone, I wanted to play this game as it is probably DONTNOD's Magnum Opus.

The game was in development for 5 years and oh boy you can tell that there were a lot of cuts and changes as there are a lot of stuff that feels unpolished, from gameplay to story.

The game tries to take itself seriously with quotes before episodes and with some cutscenes while having goofy character names such as Kid X-Mas and Headache Tommy etc. and cringe dialogues at times.

Gameplay feels a lot better than some new titles but it is clear that they made a lot of changes to this too as it doesn't feel like the original idea of the creatives.

From an artistic standpoint, it is incredible how DONTNOD created this futuristic version of Paris and filled it with life... and death. Also, the game's graphics are holding up perfectly, even in 2025

The memory remixing, the way you can customize your pressens and the jpeg hints on the map about hidden items are all unique parts of the game and were refreshing to see.

I wasn't really invested in the story in the first place but honestly, hands down, as it is an interesting game and remains so until the very end. It really made me think about what memories I'd exchange myself and what cost I'd have to pay for such actions if I was living in this world.

The writers had a fantastic idea about the world we live in 2084. Would you sacrifice your most beloved memory in exchange for money or to get rid of pain and suffering? Would you want to be someone who doesn't remember their whole life in exchange for medical treatment? For paying off mortgage? Or to avoid a speeding ticket?

One thing is for sure. I enjoyed my time with this game and I'll definitely remember it.