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In our interview with Jeff Rona, he said: “Bright Memory: Infinite has been an amazing opportunity to integrate cinematic, orchestral music, ancient Chinese music, and modern electronics. It creates this astonishing world, We hope you love it as much as we enjoyed making it,”
Cody Matthew Johnson has a lot of history with all of the iterations of Bright Memory. Cody told us “At the Tokyo Game Show in 2019, I was fortunate enough to meet PLAYISM, the publishers of Bright Memory. When they told us they were releasing Bright Memory and working with FYQD, I stopped in my tracks and begged them to just introduce us! Sure enough, as we got to know Zeng and the rest of the folks at FYQD, he approached and said ’Why don’t we work together? Why don’t you write music for Bright Memory: Infinite?’”
In addition, the video also features a demo of a boss battle included in the later stages of the game. The player takes on the “Mysterious Masked Man” (later discovered to be Tian Yu Emperor) in the Hanging Temple at an altitude of 20,000 meters. The player must race to the top of the mountain and use their grapple to latch onto a crashing airplane in order to reach the Hanging City, which is suspended by the immense gravity of the black hole.
Players are always concerned about the facial model of the heroine, Shelia. After collecting feedback from players, FYQD Studio has optimized Shelia’s face once again. The following is a display image, showing a comparison with an image from last year's build. The new model has some added freckles and a mole on her face, and the various facial features have been adjusted. The high-precision face modeling technology used for General Lin was developed late in the schedule and with the tight development time, Shelia’s face has not yet been upgraded to show off the same fine detail as General Lin, but the developer continues to further optimize these various elements.
I have added a new infiltration mission. It features an area under an abnormal phenomenon, where the electromagnetic interference of a black hole renders Shelia's weapons and power armor useless. Sheila is forced to search for other weapons to assassinate the enemies. The assassination scenes will be showed in third-person view.
There are also multiple bosses that take on different forms during battle. Bright Memor's boss fight areas were too small, so I have made improvements on that and added breakable objects for Bright Memory: Infinite. The pagoda shown in the screenshot can be destroyed in realtime, which adds to the visual effects and tension of boss fights.
At last year's GDC, I showed a gameplay video of an aircraft battle scene. That was created for the purpose of technical verification. In the completed version, you will have the ability to grapple and dance around the aircraft wings to defeat multiple enemies.
Finally, you can see Shelia speeding around in a vehicle. There will be exciting car chases in Bright Memory: Infinite where players will have avoid enemy fire while firing back with a turret. I have also added elements that will make driving difficult, such as wild animals around the map and uneven surfaces. I have also included a figure inside the vehicle that changes its expressions according to the speed at which you are travelling at, or any impact suffered by te vehicle.
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