#Bright memory infinite xbox game pass series#
It’ll be interesting to see what becomes of this project as it develops.Īt present, Bright Memory: Infinite lacks a release date, but since the game was part of today’s Inside Xbox event showcasing upcoming Xbox Series X titles, its release may not be too far off. FYQD’s work thus far does look appealing, if a little over the top. It’s always nice to see a small independent development team stumble into the big leagues. Or, at least, it’s free for anyone who already owns the now abandoned Bright Memory: Chapter 1. This being the case, while Bright Memory: Infinite doesn’t have a release date on Steam just yet, it does have a price: free. If you took snippets of this game, and skipped past its futuristic design, you could mistake the gunplay for something found in a Call of Duty or a Battlefield game, its of that level of quality.
This section of the Bright Memory Infinite campaign features some exciting combat using both guns and swords against various enemies, including Bright Memory Infinite boss, Tian Yu Emperor. Having clearly gained some backing from people in high places, FYQD is now turning this initial idea into a fully fledged game. This is precisely why its even more important that Bright Memory: Infinite has such a great FPS system. Watch eight minutes of Bright Memory Infinite 4K 60 gameplay with ray tracing, captured on Xbox Series X. Bright Memory: Chapter 1 is an initial demo created by one-man development team FYQD in Unreal Engine. Being developed by FYQD (Zeng Xiancheng), a one-person studio, the project wowed its audience with its visual prowess. If this sounds familiar, it’s because the game already exists. Bright Memory: Infinite got its initial reveal for the Xbox Series X at a Microsoft showcase in May of 2020. Time travel shenanigans follow, and according to the game’s Steam description, there are hints at two worlds that are colliding.
As scientists are unable to explain this, agents of the Supernatural Science Research Organization (SRO) are sent around the world to find answers.
The skies above a bustling metropolis begin to light up with a strange phenomenon. Bright Memory: Infinite is set (at least in part) in the futuristic year of 2036.
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