Will Bright Memory give extra content or should I just skip to Infitine?

[Andy]

Both are on my wishlist. Why should I buy Bright Memory instead of BM: Infinite?

[Kunovega]

Two different games, no overlap of levels/boss fights.

Bright Memory is about 30 minutes long.

Bright Memory infinite is about 90 minutes long.

The story isn't connected (and it's nonsense anyway). He just started making Bright Memory, never finished it, abandoned it and started making this one instead

[Innerwings]

Both are different but nice to play. Unfortunately some of the cool powers of BM have not been implemented in BMI, i miss them (some AOEs).
You should have bought the 1st one earlier to get Infinite for free.

[Andy]

Originally posted by Innerwings:

You should have bought the 1st one earlier to get Infinite for free.

I guess I will simply get both of them on a sale.

[Magenta]

Originally posted by Andy:

Originally posted by Innerwings:

You should have bought the 1st one earlier to get Infinite for free.

I guess I will simply get both of them on a sale.

I would say the first one is better because it had some sense of what it wanted to be, Until the dev decided to be a graphics idiot and RTX everything and then turn it into Infinite which lacks EVERYTHING the first game had.

I can't say the first one is better because the control scheme is completely unchangeable which is an impossible thing for me but i've seen enough to know the difference.

[RockoDSS]

Originally posted by Magenta:

Originally posted by Andy:

I guess I will simply get both of them on a sale.

I would say the first one is better because it had some sense of what it wanted to be, Until the dev decided to be a graphics idiot and RTX everything and then turn it into Infinite which lacks EVERYTHING the first game had.

I can't say the first one is better because the control scheme is completely unchangeable which is an impossible thing for me but i've seen enough to know the difference.

You sound like a little kid who as no idea wtf they talking about.

[Astaroth910]

Bright memory is just a demo, you should get Infinite since its the main game. BM was there so people could get BMI day 1 for a bit cheaper if they purchased BM before release of BMI.

[Satoshi]

Originally posted by RockoDSS:

Originally posted by Magenta:

I would say the first one is better because it had some sense of what it wanted to be, Until the dev decided to be a graphics idiot and RTX everything and then turn it into Infinite which lacks EVERYTHING the first game had.

I can't say the first one is better because the control scheme is completely unchangeable which is an impossible thing for me but i've seen enough to know the difference.

You sound like a little kid who as no idea wtf they talking about.

He does sound like a little kid, but the worst part is that he is not completely wrong, BM was a 30 minute game at most and managed to bring something more interesting than BMI which is 2.5 hours long.

BMI seemed more like a demonstration of graphics than anything else, with discarded ideas from the first game and a completely flawed story.

In the end BM and BMI are two different games, the difference is that one showed potential, and the other was just a disappointment

To the creator of this discussion, I only recommend buying BMI when it is at least 60% off.

[Magenta]

Originally posted by RockoDSS:

Originally posted by Magenta:

I would say the first one is better because it had some sense of what it wanted to be, Until the dev decided to be a graphics idiot and RTX everything and then turn it into Infinite which lacks EVERYTHING the first game had.

I can't say the first one is better because the control scheme is completely unchangeable which is an impossible thing for me but i've seen enough to know the difference.

You sound like a little kid who as no idea wtf they talking about.

If I didn't know what I'm talking about then why is everything I'm mentioning a fact?

The developer did go pretty crazy with RTX and BMI lacks the combo and free flowing combat that BM had.

It's a sad sight.

[Duke Nukem]

Dear Andy:

I recommend you to wait until all this game's bug is finished. The gameplay is awesome, but the bad level design and unbalance health of the enemies will ruin your flow.

I suggest you play Prodeus, Shadow Warrior 2, Dusk, or Blood. If you want more 'customized' gameplay, Classic Doom Mod is your better option.

Prodeus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NavqkjmOeaA&t=439s

Dusk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBvanlLDrtk&t=226s

Brutal Doom mod: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wsUKfNIE1Q

I am not saying that this game isn't worth playing. It is fun, but lacking of content, and suffering from the design problem. You maybe think that spending 20 dollar on an 2.5hr game(The time that I finish my first run) is not an practical idea.

I hope this helps, mate. Have a nice day.

[Sotomar0]

Bright Memory is about 30 minutes and Infinite 90 minutes ? Maybe for you, because you're a Supergamer, but not for a casual player. Don't always tell your personal experience, guys. For me BM without Infinite took about 2 or more hours, the second BM game more than 4 hours. Good night.

[Kunovega]

Originally posted by Quentin Quarantino:

Bright Memory is about 30 minutes and Infinite 90 minutes ? Maybe for you, because you're a Supergamer, but not for a casual player. Don't always tell your personal experience, guys. For me BM without Infinite took about 2 or more hours, the second BM game more than 4 hours. Good night.

Replaying the same sections repeatedly due to your own failure does not change the length of the game,

[Sotomar0]

You won't believe it, but i heard about players out there, who indeed enjoy a game with all it's atmosphere and graphics instead of running like chased by the devil through the gameplay only because of finishing it in a new time world record.

[Kunovega]

Originally posted by Quentin Quarantino:

You won't believe it, but i heard about players out there, who indeed enjoy a game with all it's atmosphere and graphics instead of running like chased by the devil through the gameplay only because of finishing it in a new time world record.

You're missing the point. There's no rushing through it, it's a linear corridor of a game. There's nothing to explore, you see all of it simply by fighting your way through it

You can rewatch the same movie 10 times, it doesn't make the movie longer.

You can replay the same game (or section of a game) as much as you want, it doesn't magically make it longer

The game length is how long it takes on a single play through without repeating content, we're not even talking about a speedrun.

If it takes you multiple attempts due to failure, this isn't extending the game length.

If it takes you watching a movie 10 times to understand it, that doesn't make the movie 10 times longer than it actually is.

Feel free to watch/play as much as you want, that doesn't magically extend the length, it's you repeating content.

Considering how difficult this has been for you to understand it does not shock me that it takes you longer than normal to solve simple things like how to walk forward and shoot in a game that is not particularly long.

[Sotomar0]

Thank you for your teaching me. And i always wondered myself why people watched Movies for 90 minutes when i needed two hours for them. Next time i use a stopwatch when playing a game and substract all my fault time when reaching the end scene.