**Bright Memory: Infinite was provided by the publisher and reviewed on an Xbox Series S** While quite a short game, able to be completed in a single sitting, it was entertaining from start to finish. There is a distinct smooth combination of ancient Chinese mythology style combined with futuristic technology. If you're a fan of fast-paced first person shooters, Bright Memory: Infinite is definitely a game for you. I love that I was able to change her costume as well as a number of different skins for the weapons she uses. But the more you play, the more you upgrade Shelia, thus becoming more powerful, which I really enjoyed. The biggest downside though is that I wish it were longer. The amazing graphics, the fact it was created by one person, and the storyline are what made me enjoy it much more than expected. Overall I really did like Bright Memory: Infinite. The sword in the game is probably the most powerful in the fact that it can block attacks and also slice and dice your enemies. You have to collect reliquaries in order to do any upgrades but there are still a ton of different skill upgrades to choose from. The upgrading seems minimal as you can only do it at certain points within the adventure. You can choose between homing missiles, incendiary bombs or even sticky grenades depending on your mood and situation. You also have the ability to customize the guns with a variety of ammunitions. Your sword allows you to cut, slash and slice through crowds of enemies and even use it to block incoming attacks. I really enjoyed the mix-and-match possibilities of the skills and abilities to create awesome combos on your enemies. She appears to have super-human abilities herself, making her one of the Ultra-Elite among the SRO emergency inspection team. The founder of The Supernatural Science Research Organization (SRO) raised her, and she spent years training in various military training and excelled above everyone else. You play as Shelia, a 21 year old army brat who lost both parents when she was six.
Through the narrative we find out that there is an archaic mystery afoot.
Black holes appear in the skies all around the world and nobody really knows why. In Bright Memory: Infinite we enter the world of a futuristic metropolis in the year 2036.
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