Remember Me Dev Working on New PS4, Xbox One RPG. Dontnod is hiring for a new RPG/ARPG. Last updated by Emanuel Maiberg on November 29, 2014 at 2:35PM. You are now subscribed. Remember Me developer Dontnod is working on a new role-playing game or action role-playing game for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4, according to a recent job posting. A post to the developer's website links to a French jobs site, where Dontnod says it's looking for an experienced game/level designer with a strong RPG/ARPG background to work on a new project for the consoles. This is a separate project Life is Strange, which earlier this year Dontnod announced Square Enix will publish. Coming to Xbox 360, Xbox One, PS3, PS4, and PC, Life is Strange will be released digitally using an episodic model. Square Enix said that every new chapter will build and evolve on the choices you made in the last episode. GameSpot's review gave Remember Me a 7/10 in, finding that it had fun, fluid combat, constricted level design, and some camera issues. GameSpot's score also matches Remember Me's Metacritic average score, though a number of other reviews were less favorable. Remember Me 2 is 'Ready to be Made,' Says Developer. According to an interview with Siliconera, the sequel to Remember Me is "ready to be made," as the main story is already fleshed out. But while the game's concepts are apparently prepared, developer Dontnod says the next step is dependent upon publisher Capcom. "We know what we would do for Remember Me 2," said Dontnod creative director, Jean-Maxime Moris. "The main story has been written we know what we would add to the recipe. We know what we would fix. It’s a game that’s ready to be made, but that decision is Capcom’s to make." While 2013's Remember Me was obviously a very stylish game, and incorporated some unique gameplay concepts, the overall reception for the game was a bit lackluster. IGN's review noted repetitive gameplay and some bland platforming as negative aspects within an otherwise interesting world. Moris also noted Dontnod has "started the very early stages" of looking at a second season of the studio's episodic game, Life is Strange. Matt Clark is a freelance writer covering the world of videogames, tech, and popular culture. Follow him on Twitter @ClarkMatt and MyIGN at Matt_Clark. © 1996-2018 Ziff Davis, LLC. We have updated our PRIVACY POLICY and encourage you to read it by clicking here. IGN uses cookies and other tracking technologies to customize online advertisements, and for other purposes. IGN supports the Digital Advertising Alliance principles. Learn More.

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by Joshua Bruce. 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. The year is 2084 and in this world memories have become the social commodity of choice. You can buy, sell, and trade your memories as you see fit, which has become a socio-cultural phenomenon that has penetrated every facet of society. Although it sounds harmless, memories can become an addiction for some, one that carries with it some serious side effects. Not the least of which is turning into a deformed memory fiend called a Leaper, the dirty little secret that everyone knows about but very few acknowledge. You play as Nilin, who was once considered the best memory hunter in the world. She has recently had her memory wiped by Memorize, an evil cooperation that is particularly terrified of Nilin’s unique abilities. Since most of her “rememberings” have been erased, you begin the game in a disoriented state, desperately trying to escape the Memorize Facility. However, with the help of Edge (a friend from your past) you are guided to safety in a short scripted escape, eventually landing you in the bowels of Slum 404, the seedy underbelly of Neo-Paris. This is where you first meet the Leapers. These twisted former humans draw a very distinct line between friend and foe, and, unfortunately, you are on the wrong side of it. This is also your first taste of combat and the introduction to the Combo Lab. The Combo Lab is Remember Me’s core character-development mechanic. Basically, as you fight off the hordes of Leapers and Neo-Paris’s security personnel, you gain PMP (Procedural Mastery Power) which acts as experience points to unlock the next Pressen (fighting ability) to add to your arsenal of attacks. Essentially, the idea here is that Nilin knew these abilities before, but fighting and performing combos for PMP unlock them in her memory, reminding her of her former badassery. The Combo Lab is an interesting concept. There are four basic Pressen types – Regen, Power, Cooldown, and Chain. Each adds a bonus of their respective type and can be used in any combo, as long as they match the specific button (X, Y, etc.) For instance, if you want a powerful attack combo, you would use as many Power Pressens as possible in your combo. But if you’re looking for more balance in your fight style, you can add Regen Pressens to recover health during combat, Chain Pressens to add bonus damage, or Cooldown Pressens to make your S-Pressens recover faster. S-Pressens are special moves/abilities that can turn a situation in your favor, and they require focus to use. Focus is akin to mana, and can be gained by successfully landing combos on your enemies. All of these character and combat mechanics force the player to focus on their combos, instead of just allowing the game to turn into a button masher, which it could have easily been. This sounds great, but the in-game execution of these tools during combat tends to keep your attention on your combo display, instead of on the action where it belongs. Sometimes, this can make for frustrating combat situations that take you out of the action. Another new feature of Remember Me’s original personality is the Memory Remix. Memory Remixes function as a mini-game, but have a lot more to offer than a typical in-game sidetrack. Basically, Nilin has the unique ability to enter another person’s SenSen (the memory interface located on the back of the neck) and change a key memory, thus altering the person’s perception of her or even the world as a whole. These sequences are an integral narrative tool within the story of the game. They contain information about character backstories and become progressively important to the events of the game as you proceed. They are pretty much an interactive cutscene that you have the ability to rewind or fast-forward, looking for key moments and items to interact with and change the outcome of the memory. While they are littered throughout the game, they are all scripted into the story at set points. I would have liked to have seen more flexibility with this particular feature, such as integration into the rest of the game and combat. Although, Remixes aren’t the only storytelling tool that Remember Me employs. A fully realized dystopian society is painted on the canvas of 2084 Neo-Paris. And Nilin’s journey through the bowels of the city to recover her personal memories, rediscover herself, and bring down Memorize in the process is a truly memorable (pun intended) experience. This story being told through memory recovery adds an interesting layer to gameplay as well. Instead of traversing a story where set events just happen and playing a generic character that is able to do x,y, and z – you take on the role of a character who is relearning her powers and her past, and as the pieces of the puzzle come together you begin to understand Nilin’s past and the story surrounding it. Blocked IP Address. Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. The most common causes of this issue are: Using a script or add-on that scans GameFAQs for box and screen images, overloading our search engine Running a "scraper" or "downloader" program that either does not identify itself or uses fake headers to elude detection Using a badly configured (or badly written) browser add-on for blocking content Overusing our search engine with a very large number of searches in a very short amount of time. 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What's New - New games, FAQs, reviews, and more. © 2018 CBS Interactive Inc. All rights reserved. Remember Me. Mixed or average reviews - based on 42 Critics What's this? Generally favorable reviews - based on 274 Ratings. Generally favorable reviews - based on 274 Ratings. Summary: The place is Neo-Paris. The year is 2084. Personal memories are now digitised, bought, sold and traded. The last vestiges of privacy and intimacy have been swept away in what appears to be a logical progression of the explosive growth of social networks at the start of the 21st century. The The place is Neo-Paris. The year is 2084. Personal memories are now digitised, bought, sold and traded. The last vestiges of privacy and intimacy have been swept away in what appears to be a logical progression of the explosive growth of social networks at the start of the 21st century. The citizens themselves have acquiesced to this surveillance society in exchange for the comfort only smart technology can provide. This memory economy transfers immense power over society to just a handful of people. Remember Me is a third-person action adventure in which players assume the role of Nilin, a former elite memory hunter with the ability to penetrate people’s minds and steal or even alter their memories. The authorities, fearful of her knowledge and powers arrested Nilin and wiped her memory clean. After her escape from prison, Nilin embarks on a mission to recover her identity, helped by her last and only friend. This search for her past leads to her being hunted by the very people that created this surveillance society. … Expand. Developer: DONTNOD Entertainment Genre(s): Action Adventure , Sci-Fi , Sci-Fi , General Cheats: On GameFAQs Rating: M More Details and Credits » Critic Reviews. User Reviews. This game is a wonderful sci- fi creation set in Neo-Paris. It features an excellent story I will not spoil at all (because like Frank Costanza, I recommend going in entirely fresh). The potential buyer just needs to know that this is a wonderful game, that has been overlooked for being different something that should be applauded in this ever homogenised industry of sexism, mediocrity and first person shooters. A sad world where every developer seems to assume customers want a call of duty rehash. It's also good to see an intelligent female lead character. Something exciting and a bit different. Lack of Michael Bay-esque explosions and over the top set pieces aimed at 15 year old boys who can't read well, but enjoy shooting people from outside America in video games. ++++Puzzles (2 of them but worthy) - Some glitches and bugs. - Confusing combat combos menu. - Combos not really usefull except two maybe. I didn't even make a fourth combo. - Linear level design. And also, the remixing memories part and the couple riddles are always a welcome plus. xboxone. 2 995 пользователей находятся здесь. МОДЕРАТОРЫ. 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Search the indicated locations to find all 135 collectibles in the game (15 Focus Boosts, 40 Mnesist Memories, 25 SAT Patches, and 55 Scaramechs). Note: After finding a collectible, you must reach the next checkpoint for it to save the collectible. If you die, you will have to collect it again. If you miss a collectible entirely, you will have to replay the episode again to collect it. Easy "Dropping L-Bombs" achievement. You will unlock the Logic Bomb S-Pressen (special move) automatically while playing through the story. At the beginning of Episode 7, there will be a lot of enemies, which is a great location to get the "Dropping L-Bombs" achievement. Customize your longest combo, and incorporate as many Cooldown and Chain Pressen as possible (purple and blue buttons). After triggering the first bomb, quickly perform this combo to cool down your S-Pressen, then use it again. If you have obtained the Focus Boost collectibles, you should have at least one bonus Focus slot at this point in the game. This will allow you to trigger a new S-Pressen quickly, without having to attack a lot of enemies. Easy "Leader Of The Pack" achievement. In Episode 7, you must fight two Mourners at the same time. They will summon smaller enemies who fight for them (sidekicks). You cannot kill any of the small enemies or else you will not get the "Leader Of The Pack" achievement. However, attacking them is necessary. You need to power-up and use your Sensen DOS to make the Mourners vulnerable to your attacks. Before the fight, create a short combo with only Power and Chain Pressen. Use this combo against the Mourners to inflict a lot of damage quickly. You should also create a combo with Cooldown Pressen. Use it against the sidekicks to cool down your Sensen DOS. Keep doing this, and only attack one of the Mourners. If you accidentally kill one of the sidekicks, you can restart the checkpoint and try again. Easy "Out Of The Friend Zorn" achievement. You will encounter the first Zorn at the end of Episode 3. This enemy cannot be missed, as it is a mini-Boss. You can only damage it with your Spammer weapon. Keep shooting the Zorn's arms as quickly as possible. After both arms have been destroyed, the Zorn will start using shockwaves. Aim at the Zorn and evade the shockwaves, then shoot the glowing spot on its chest. Next, you will just need to complete a simple mini-game requiring you to press three random buttons at the correct time. Successfully complete the battle in under two minutes to get the "Out Of The Friend Zorn" achievement. Easy "Rust In Peace" achievement. Towards the end of Episode 6, you will reach a long corridor with a glowing, blue line in the the middle. This is after the room where you see Dr. Quaid and have to fight his henchmen and robots. As you progress through the corridor, you will see a damaged Zorn robot on the left. Simply shoot it to get the "Rust In Peace" achievement. Easy "The Wheat And The Chaff" achievement. In Episode 4, during the second part of the Boss fight against Madame (when she only has half of her health remaining), shoot Madame to make her vulnerable to your attacks. When she creates clones of herself, use the "Rust In Pieces" or "Sensen DOS" ability to reveal the real Madame, allowing you a few seconds to cause damage to her. You must also attack the normal enemies to power-up your special moves. Defeat Madame without hitting any of her clones to get "The Wheat And The Chaff" achievement. You will encounter the first Skinner in Episode 1, after climbing the wall with broken pipes, which is just a few minutes after the episode begins. Skinners are basically a larger version of the normal enemies you fight in the first episode. Stay as far away from the Skinner as possible. After a few seconds, he will run in your direction using the charge attack. Evade his attack five times in a row by pressing A to get the "You Missed Me" achievement. Accomplish the indicated achievement to get the corresponding number of Gamerscore points: Script Kiddie (10 points): Finish the game in Script Kiddie Mode. Errorist Agent (20 points): Finish the game in Errorist Agent Mode. MemHunter Elite (50 points): Finish the game in Memory Hunter Mode. I know kung fu (20 points): Equip 17 Pressens at least once in your Combos. Float like a butterfly (20 points): Beat Kid X-Mas in under 5 minutes without dying. You missed me (20 points): Dodge a Skinner's charge five times in a row. The wheat and the chaff (20 points): Beat Madame without hitting any of her clones. Leader of the pack (20 points): Beat a Mourner without beating its supporting sidekicks. Out of the friend Zorn (20 points): Beat a Zorn in under 120 seconds. The fallen (20 points): Make 50 Leapers fall off walls. It's all in the details (30 points): Find all Mnesist memories. I do like spam! (20 points): Finish 15 Enforcers off with the Spammer. Machines do it better (20 points): Use the Sensen RIP to make robots knock 20 human enemies out. Fury lover (30 points): Reach x14 with the Sensen Fury. Fuzzy logic (40 points): Hit 5 enemies at once with a Logic Bomb while they are stunned by the Sensen DOS. The shield is down! (20 points): Destroy 20 Heavy Enforcer shields. Fiat lux! (20 points): Beat 15 Stranglers without using the Sensen DOS. You focus (20 points): Find all Focus Boosts. Gotta patch them all! (20 points): Find all SAT Patches. Pest control (30 points): Find all Scaramechs. Droning by numbers (30 points): Get hit 5 times by a drone during a playthrough, on any given difficulty. God is a DJ (40 points): Find and activate all interactions in all memory remixes. Unbelievable truth (20 points): Reach all memory bugs in all memory remixes. Mix'em all (20 points): Land 10 Combos that combine the four different Pressen types. Queen of the hill (20 points): Survive the entire Leaking Brain assault (episode 3) without using Power or Regen Pressens. Can't touch this (20 points): Defeat 5 Elite Enforcers without using Combos or Spammer attacks. Dropping L-Bombs (20 points): Trigger two Logic Bombs in less than 15 seconds. 8-hit wonder (20 points): Perform 40 8-hit Combos. Serve the servant (20 points): Beat 20 robot enemies. 400 (50 points): Beat 400 enemies. Lord of the ring (20 points): Beat 15 enemies by making them fall off a platform. Additionally, there are 19 secret achievements: Dead man's chest (10 points): Finish episode 0. Forged alliance (10 points): Finish episode 1. Christmas is over (10 points): Finish episode 2. Jail break-in (10 points): Finish episode 3. Murder incorporated (10 points): Finish episode 4. Are you my mummy? (10 points): Finish episode 5. Mind craft (10 points): Finish episode 6. Towering inferno (10 points): Finish episode 7. Rust in Peace (20 points): Destroy the Zorn that chased you in the prologue. Final overload (20 points): Destroy H3O. Open mind (10 points): Perform your first memory steal on Bad Request. Power off (20 points): In the final memory remix: have Jax short-circuit, but keep everybody safe. Happy birthday (20 points): In the Scylla memory remix: have Scylla and Nilin avoid the accident and get on their way home. Trigger unhappy (20 points): In the Forlan memory remix: have Forlan get the gun, argue with Alexia but not kill her. You talkin' to me? (20 points): In the Olga memory remix: have David awaken and talk to Olga. Biter bit (10 points): Remix Charles. Birthday crash (10 points): Remix Scylla. Crime of passion (10 points): Remix Forlan. Medical malpractice (10 points): Remix Olga. Your Idea. Your Vote. Your Xbox. Share your feature requests and ideas for improving Xbox products and services. 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Please allow for this game to be backwards compatible. I think this is the one of the games, that should be on Xbox One. I'm playing it now on my old (2007) Xbox 360. Backwards compatible, please. Please make ‘Remember Me’ from Dontnod backwards compatible for the XBox One! It’s the game that inspired the Unreal engine 3 to move to PBR for Unreal 4 and why all of the later games that came out after look as cool as they do! The art in this game is beautiful and would look amazing on the XBox One X! I was just reminiscing about this game the other day and now it's on sale! But the problem is that I can't play it on my Xbox One! Ugh! Please make this backwards compatible! :( Please make backwards compatibility I totally really want to Remember Me. Please allow for this game to be backwards compatible. Faites qu'il devienne rétrocompatible ! Please add this game to the backwards compatibility list. Good story line and environment. Please add it to the last, I never finished playing and It's one of my favorite games! Please allow for this game to be backwards compatible. :) One heavily underrated title. Definitely an underrated title. I'd love to see it become backwards compatible. This is an amazing game. Excellent story, characters. The kind of game that make you play it two, three, four times. Please, make it backwards compatilble. The Clubs & LFG Forum Is Live! Our newest Feature Area forum, Clubs & LFG, is now live! We've added a bunch of ideas that you can now vote on both in the Feature Area forum and in the Clubs & LFG category of theNew Ideas forum! Go to the new Clubs & LFG forum and vote for your favorite ideas! Backward Compatibility. Feedback and Knowledge Base. Give feedback. 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