Remember Me's Developers Have Announced a New Game

Awww, poor WiiU.

Slightly offtopic, but does anyone know if GB will embed a gamecom live feed into GB chat when the conferences happen?

Eh, not for me

After the wonderfully unique setting of Remember Me it's a shame to see them shift gears from the futuristic neo-Paris to, of all places, Oregon. The team has proven that they can craft beautifully comprehensive worlds with great attention to detail, but despite a time rewind mechanic I feel like the setting seems extremely limiting. Time will tell but what I was really hoping for was a sequel, spiritual or not, to Remember Me that would tweak some of the gameplay to help better match it's amazing aesthetics.

I'll be interested after I see how the reviews are. If the stories good I would definitely consider it.

I wonder if this one will bomb as hard as Remember Me did? That game was so sub-mediocre.

Reminds me of Time Hollow in some ways.

So it's Quantum Break but mediocre, got it.

Remember Me is way underrated.

Being from Germany Oregon seems as foreign a setting as Neo Paris to me. I have literally no idea what it's like. There's some sort of trail there?

Also, I'm hoping the Shyamalan plot twist at the end will be that she prevents John Lennon's death.

I wish them the best of luck with this game. I really liked Remember Me, somewhat in spite of itself, but I liked it all the same.

Remember Me is one of my favorite games from 2013, glad to see the same team is working on something else! The premise sounds pretty cool, I just hope the game is too!

A woodsy "nature" state is about the same anywhere you go. You might get some different mountains, you might get some different sunsets, but if I tell you to imagine a forest you wouldn't be too far off.

Awesome, I'm totally looking forward to it. Though I'm a bit worried because while the premise of the story of Remember Me was interesting, the execution didn't really work out that well and this sounds like it might just go the same way. Also one of the things I enjoyed most about Remember Me was the environment design, which I'm not sure they can do as well with a setting like this.

I really hope they have writers now that can match their artists.

Remember Me was extremely boring, I couldn't get anywhere near the end, the last thing I do remember doing was fighting some boss that kept disappearing and then I want to say the floor started disappearing too after a certain point, I may go back and give it another shot but from what I remember I was bored to tears. I hope this isn't the same deal, interesting but boring.

A trio of girls as the main characters.

Awesome.

I liked Remember Me enough to be interested in this. I look forward to hearing more.

I really liked Remember Me, I'm glad these guys are getting the chance to make more. It did not seem all that likely.

Hopefully it'll actually be something other than a pretty face this time. Remember Me had an amazing design and setting. But it played fucking terrible. It was the poor man's Arkham Asylum from people who didn't quite seem to understand what made the combat in those games so satisfying.

I loved Remember Me and I'll stand by it forever so this has me interested. Please get Olivier Derrivere back so this game can follow after Remember Me's fucking fantastic soundtrack.

I hope it doesn't end with a great emotional climax ruined by a fight with a giant computer god in the matrix.

'Remember me' was flawed but had some great parts. Glad the developer gets a second chance.

I loved Remember Me. It didn't always work, but it shot for the moon. And when its ideas clicked, it was awesome. Can't believe nobody's lifted that build-a-combo thing wholesale yet.

I liked Remember Me quite a bit. The highlights made up for the slightly unpolished parts. Definitely getting this for sure!

@humanity: being from Oregon I can tell you it's not a boring setting. The atmosphere could be great and if it's near the coastal line like Astoria or Newport that could make for a beautiful, haunting setting. There's also mountains, forests(as you mentioned), deserts, city, etc. I think Oregon is a great place and I'm pretty excited to see a game set in my home state. I'd like to see if they can nail the feel of Oregon

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I've really been wanting to check out Remember Me, but I'm wary of spending too much money on it since I've heard constantly that the gameplay itself is so poor. It seems like the kind of setting and story I'd really dig, but it's a big gamble to make when I'm not sure I'll be able to tolerate the gameplay. Alan Wake had a similar issue for me.

I fucking love time travel as a trope, so I'm interested for that reason if nothing else.

Remember Me was one of the best games I played this year. I'll definitely be checking this out.

Mildly intrigued. We'll see how this develops along.

Huh, sounds interesting! Episodic obviously brings to mind Walking Dead... I wonder if this means they'll be going for a format that downplays combat (probably the most boring thing about Remember Me) and focus more heavily on story? Interested to see how this plays out :D

I wonder what Mr. Tell Em has to say about this concept.

I really enjoyed Remenber Me. This looks exciting.

Ahhh, Wii don't need U... remember me?... I'm a gamer too man!

One of the worst representations from a quick look is for "Remember Me". If you played the game there are 2 ways, one is the reviewer way in which you play on easy and hit buttons. If you play the game from a gamers perspective on hard you actually have to learn the combos just as in a fighting game. Watching seasoned players talk about games from the perspective of "Normal" difficulty to me is hilarious. The whole "its how the developer intended you to play" is just laziness of reviewers.

Remember Me was my Binary Domain for 2013 - meaning a very good game that was underrated (which is generally term I hate because it implies superiority of opinion, but that's exactly what I'm doing in this case) by professional critics because they couldn't look past the fact that it's fighting mechanics weren't as good as the watermark for the genre (namely Batman).

It had a fantastic setting, an interesting story, and easily one the top 3 best soundtracks of 2013.

It also featured a female protagonist (of mixed racel no less) who was intelligent, strong, and attractive but not overly sexualized; yet not a one of the "feminist" games journalists who have made names for themselves by incessantly complaining about and criticizing the industry had anything (positive or negative) to say about the game - probably because they don't generate site hits by saying nice things.

I just finished Remember Me a week or two ago as part of working down my PS+ backlog and loved it. Can't wait to play another project from that team; Remember Me was a debut that, while it wasn't amazing, showed a lot of talent and potential.

Cool. I loved Remember Me so i'm excited to see what else they have up their sleeve.

Despite the fact that I was disappointed with Remember Me, I'm pretty excited for this.

EDIT: "Unintended consequence"

Sounds like the butterfly effect to me. 0_o

Sounds interesting. Despite some of it's more mediocre aspects, I really liked Remember me. I'm glad to see the developer making a new game.

I'm glad Dontnod is getting to work on another project, I was hoping they would. Remember Me isn't perfect, but I think it is underrated and has a lot of really cool aspects, including the unique world they crafted, good soundtrack, and interesting fighting system (mainly the build-a-combo thing).

@patrickklepek:

I'm not gonna argue Remember Me was 2013's best game

You have a typo there.

I loved Remember Me, and I'm happy to see more work from them.

"episodic"

Meaning I'll end up waiting until they release a "Complete Pak!" or whatever anyway.

The writing in Remember Me was subpar, particularly the main character, but the setting was interesting and I am all for studios with unique visions been given the chance to express themselves...

Remember Me was actually pretty fun and I enjoyed the setting. My only issues were the repetitive level design, story was meh and the voice acting is what really held it down. I want a game that actually makes me care about the characters.

Sure I'm game, looks potentially interesting.

Incredibly exciting, because I enjoyed Remember Me very much.

Really liked Remember Me. It had some really good ideas and a fantastic setting. Wanna see what this team can do with the reversing time concept.