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Remember Me

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69

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 30 expert reviews
  • Excellent:
    2
  • Good:
    10
  • Average:
    8
  • Bad:
    10

Pros:

  • Ambitious ideas.
  • Memory Remix sequences.
  • Manipulating memories is a stimulating process.

Cons:

  • Bland platforming.
  • Repetitive gameplay.
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Last revision on April 28, 2017

Editors Liked

  • Ambitious ideas
  • Memory Remix sequences
  • Manipulating memories is a stimulating process
  • Attractive near-future world
  • Fun, fluid combat
  • Great visuals
  • Captivating digital age Dystopia
  • Nilin is a well-rounded protagonist
  • Mix of gameplay elements

Editors Didn't Like

  • Bland platforming
  • Repetitive gameplay
  • Constricted level design keeps the world from coming to life
  • Story rarely makes good on the cool premise
  • Bland, unrewarding combat
  • Slow combo registration
  • Camera focus issues
  • Encourages spamming

Expert reviews and ratings

By GadgetReview on August 01, 2013 88

To be an artist is to be constantly open to the world. Pablo Picasso, the internationally renowned founder of the cubist movement, understood that. He lived his life as a painter, designer, ceramicist, printmaker, and sculptor. The man's been heralded as...

By reviewstudio.net on June 21, 2013 70

Don't get me wrong, Remember Me isn't a bad game, it's not a particularly good one either. What it is, is a perfect example of mediocrity, a game that is obssessed with style and innovation, but fails to execute almost everything it sets out to do. There...

By Gaming Age on June 20, 2013 62

CommentThis morning I told someone that I'm not a person who judges, even though in my spare time I think I'm qualified to critique games made by people far more talented than I. A similar conflict is what gave me the notion to request the review of...

By PC Advisor on June 18, 2013 70

With an appealing theme, lovely art and an ambitious DIY combo system, Remember Me's boldly trying to do all kinds of things, but seems to run out of steam on almost all of them.Tags:GamesBest prices todayRetailer Price Delivery  Price comparision...

By Cheat Code Central on June 05, 2013 78

In today’s world of Facebook status updates and incessant tweeting, we are going down a dangerous path. One that, if continued, could lead directly to the dystopian future that has been very effectively portrayed in Capcom’s newest IP - Remember Me....

By PCGamer on June 04, 2013 68

Remember Me is a third-person action-adventure teenager. It tries to act insouciant, and tells its story with the breathless zeal of a youngster flushed with first love. But ironically for a game that requires you to build ‘Focus’ in order to achieve great things, it feels greatly lacking in that department.

By GameSpot on June 03, 2013 70

Nilin is the best reason to make this game a future memory: she's resolute, conflicted, and all too human, making her a terrific escort through this beautiful and underutilized world. Remember Me is a good game loaded with intriguing ideas; here's hoping that its sequel, should we ever have one, rides these ideas to greatness.

By EuroGamer on June 03, 2013 70

The result is a game that a small number of people will rightly love and cherish, but overall it's an uneven experience - one that feels like it knows what it wants to be, but has resigned itself to existing in a world where it can't quite get away with it.

By Joystiq on June 03, 2013 50

The anxiety over homogenous AAA games is only growing, making us latch on to the odd ones that dial down the shooting and make way for smart heroines. If only that alone was enough to deliver excellence, and not just the kind of game that ought to be remembered for trying.

By VideoGamer on June 03, 2013 40

Remember Me is nothing more than an entirely forgettable tour de farce of archaic game design. Its horrific dialogue, sickening camera and regressive combat are major blips in a title that poses one major question: was this game worth releasing? ‘Dontnod’ is arguably the right answer.

By Polygon on June 03, 2013 80

Remember Me eyes trouble the most pointedly when it falls prey to overused video game conventions. But Remember Me's fiction and world-building make it more than just another running, jumping and climbing-oriented beat-'em-up — they make it a future worth exploring.

By HardcoreGamer on June 03, 2013 80

If the world were expanded, the Combo Lab fleshed out and a few more memory remixes thrown in for good measure, Remember Me’s visionary world could have been transcendent. Let’s just hope this risky gamble proves successful enough for DONTNOD to venture into Neo-Paris once again.

By GameInformer on June 03, 2013 78

The environmental climbing sequences offer some simple fun, but the linear paths diminish any sense of exploration this otherwise would have achieved. Combat is filled with fresh ideas, but that creativity inhibits your capability in combat. Hopefully Dontnod doesn’t forget any of the lessons it learned this time around, because a sequel could be truly memorable.

By InsideGamingDaily on June 03, 2013 75

Despite some misgivings about the combat and camera movement, the action always progressed at a fair clip. Remember Me’s unique take on user-influenced combat and a scary futuristic dystopia managed to make a lasting impression, one that everyone should consider adding to their memory bank.

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