Remember Me

In this story, set a little over 70 years from now, our memories can be digitized, bought, and sold. While the technology was originally created for good –- allowing a lonely recluse to experience falling in love, for example –- a power-hungry corporation called Memorize has begun collecting memories for control over civilization, and has even employed “memory hunters” to break into people’s minds to steal their experiences. You play as a young woman named Nilin, an elite memory hunter who could not only steal memories but “remix” them to alter the past events altogether. After you narrowly escape imprisonment at the start of the game –- from the very same company that once employed you –- it’s your job to stay alive long enough to discover your identity and unravel the reasons for Memorize turning on you.

Played from a cinematic third-person perspective, Nilin will navigate the dangerous world of Neo-Paris in 2084, use her agility to jump across ledges and shimmy across rooftop ledges, collect SAT patches to regain health, and master combat moves to unleash against the varied enemies in the game. One of the game’s unique features is a Combo Lab, which lets you customize Nilin’s fighting skills and chained attacks. You’ll be able to assign various kicks and punches, known as “Pressens,” to preset slots – but these melee moves might require unlocking first.