Combat, Exploration and Neo-Paris in Remember Me

Looks interesting...but i can´t stand that thing on her neck either, lol.

I was going to buy this game tell they added that thing on the back of her neck, I can't stand it

Combat reminds me a bit of ONI (which is a good thing) and the "Pressens" system they have there which allows you to build custom combos in regards of damage output / other features seems interesting, but at the moment it also seems to be a bit boring with the enemies patiently waiting in line like in Assassins Creed until one after the other dies.

What I absolutely despise though is the full linearity and high amount of invisible walls which basically force you to go down the only route there is, making "exploration" kind of pointless if there is no choice where to go.
I hope these helpers can at least be turned off, just like Deus Ex - Human Revolution could be played without all the orange glowing hints. (it still remains linear, but it's not as obvious at least)

It may just be an early section of the game, so there's still hope left that it gets more "open world" later on.
I hope there's lots of replayability value too with alternating storylines and all that.

I'll remain impartial until more details surface.

I'm going to like this one

Quicktime events are one of my biggest pet hates in gaming today. 

The other 2 are cut scenes that snatch the controls from you in the middle of playing and fighting sequences where the characters shoot light out of their hands and feet when they strike their opponent. 

lol combat appears to be very boring.

I'm a little disappointed at how much those pathfinding icons seem to be holding the player's hand in terms of telling them exactly where to go.

This game is gonna suck!

I must remember ro press pause on the video when writing a comment :X

One question, are the leapers enemy? They arent the least but agressive and dont even seem to be looking for a fight? Maybe the just wanted to ask directions?

what is this "subtle pause" in between button presses? Is that a polite way to say "non-fluid combat?"  

Arrows during platforming sequence is awkward... And the combat doesn't flow well at all. I really hate it when dev clearly aims at a B-grade production and yet they show off the title so proudly.

combat system sucks

"That thing on the back of her neck..." I don't think anyone is looking at the back of her neck!

Voice actress for Nilin (sp?) sounds familiar, anyone have a name?

looks pretty good... but the camera seems a little clunky, they might want to work on improving it a bit

Female lead...I guess a nice, conspicuous ass was obligatory.

This game looks pretty cool and I like the female protagonist, but the combat does seem a little too arcade style for a game that looks  more action/adventure oriented. The combat still seems sophisticated and I hope they're able to pull this off before release. I haven't played a good action/adventure fighting game since Oni.

Oh and I do like that booty as well.

they never said cloud gaming wasnt the future they are just doing their part to keep consoles alive...im behind that

combat system batman look a like

Nice booty !

"Where do I go?" "Oh, I just follow these brightly lit arrows that indicate the only path I can take to get to where I need to go."

What happened to exploration in games? You present us with this title that looks stylistically like it could be a third person Mirror's Edge, yet you limit the way we progress through the game by making us follow arrows? I for one hate this style of gameplay. Even the person going through the demo here tried to jump over an obviously low enough crate, and she only staggered in mid-air before returning to the original spot.

Sure the world looks nice, but we only get to see it as a painting rather than an environment. I agree that the combat looks lackluster; a lot of flips with no real action during. I feel ultimately that the devs had this neat stylistic idea, but ultimately are going to create a generic game that will be overhyped as heck simply because of its style. I'll wait to see more on this, but I'm not impressed by what I'm seeing thus far.

Background graphics and environments look cool but the animations needs improvement...

The fighting takes me back to ONI. Even the lass looks kind of similar.

the game looks nice but that that sensen thingy at the neck is just plain ugly

Assassin's Creed in Future Paris?!

Environment looked cool but that's all.

I wonder how much money they've already spent on this!? Every time my wife and I watched a bad movie, one of those you really don't believe that was actually released, if you know what I mean, I think: "How much money was spent to make this crap? They could do a lot of other good uses with that amount of cash!" ..... just sad.....

the game looks blah but I'm always interested in new ips and I'll probably get this once it drops down to forty bux..

wow,games kinda bad

Yeah the combats pretty  weak

The world Itself could be Interesting but the hand to hand combat reminds me of  a poor copy of the Batman Arkham games.

i had a bad feeling about this game when it got announced but after seeing the combat animations and the hit detection my fears are all coming true. My first guess was since Capcom is publishing it was that its going to be a similar disastrous attempt at sci fi like P.N 03 on the Gamecube and it looks like its heading that way already, hopefully by review time it will surprise  us all but i doubt it i could have used a sci fi game though

I might just wait until the game comes out to give the final judgement.  It doesn't look great right know; but maybe there is something more to it if they polish it more.

The idea is interesting; but the combat is not that good animation wise.  Plus the combat doesn't look all that innovative. 

very interested in this one, the memory stuff looks fun

Been there, done that... next!

I interpret pretty much every single neutral to negative comment as "Waaaaaaah!  I don't wanna be a girl and it doesn't have guns or swords!"

Go ahead and try to pass off these comments as some discerning observation, but it's clear a weaponless female protagonist is the beginning, middle and end of anyone's ambivalence or negativity towards this game, regardless of how they might try to disguise it.