Remember Me
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Remember Me

4 critics 21 lists ★ 3.7/5 RAWG ActionAdventureCasual

In 2082 memories and influence on people’s behaviour are just goods for sale, and "personal life" or "unique biography" are vestiges. Nilin, the heroine, can penetrate into the memory of people, she changes the past on which people base their actions in the present. Once she is subjected to a complete erasure of memory. She has to start a battle for herself - for the self that she does not even remember. Setting, plot, design and lighting immediately evokes a masterpiece of cyberpunk - «Blade Runner». But the game is noticeably superior to the movie regarding «volume» of space, the sensation of «air» and «presence» in the game. There is an impression that you see the world of the game 360 ​​

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Dontnod's 2013 action-adventure Remember Me offered a stunning vision of Neo-Paris in 2084, where memories could be bought, sold, or remixed. Its innovative 'memory remixing' mechanic was a narrative highlight, complemented by a fluid combat system and a strong female protagonist. While the combat had its quirks, the sheer originality of its world and core concept made it unforgettable.

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The Story DecoderMillennial

Dontnod's debut was a visual feast, presenting a stunning, dystopian Neo-Paris. While its combat system was a bit divisive and the 'memory remixing' mechanic underutilized, Remember Me had a powerful narrative core about identity and control in a surveillance state. It dared to be different, offering a unique aesthetic and philosophical questions in an era often dominated by brown and gray shooters. It deserved a sequel, not obscurity.

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Remember Me, another 2013 sleeper hit, dropped us into a stunning, dystopian Neo-Paris where memories are currency. The world-building is just *chef's kiss*, super atmospheric and detailed. You play as Nilin, a memory hunter, and the "memory remixing" mechanic was genuinely mind-bending and innovative. Combat was stylish, too, letting you chain your own combos. It's Dontnod's first game, and it set the stage for their narrative chops. Seriously underrated cyberpunk gem.

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Dontnod’s stylish and imaginative cyberpunk debut. You play as Nilin, a memory hunter in a breathtaking Neo-Paris, 2084. Her unique ability to remix memories, altering people's pasts, is a truly innovative mechanic. The world-building is incredibly rich, crafting a plausible dystopian future. Combat is rhythmic and customizable, adding a strategic layer. It deeply explores themes of identity, surveillance, and personal truth. The visuals are simply breathtaking. A truly imaginative and thought-provoking experience.

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