A very small game made by a single developer with extremely high standards, Bright Memory: Infinite does a wonderful job of providing the player with a fun and fast paced FPS/Hack & Slash experience.
The story is very short, only containing a handful of missions and a few repeated bosses. However, the gameplay, gorgeous world design, and relatively low price make up for the length. The weapons feel punchy, the movement feels smooth, the game is relatively bug free (apart from one or 2 freezes across my 4 hours of playtime, of which no time was lost due to generous checkpointing).
You can tell the developer genuinely cares about the quality and consistency of the product he put out. This resulted in a fun and worthwhile experience, fully completable in just a few hours.
The story is very short, only containing a handful of missions and a few repeated bosses. However, the gameplay, gorgeous world design, and relatively low price make up for the length. The weapons feel punchy, the movement feels smooth, the game is relatively bug free (apart from one or 2 freezes across my 4 hours of playtime, of which no time was lost due to generous checkpointing).
You can tell the developer genuinely cares about the quality and consistency of the product he put out. This resulted in a fun and worthwhile experience, fully completable in just a few hours.