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Bright Memory Infinite is an action-packed first-person shooter that boasts stunning visuals and fast-paced gameplay. While it provides an exhilarating experience, there are a few notable aspects that may affect players' overall enjoyment.

One of Bright Memory Infinite's main drawbacks is its relatively short story, which lasts about two hours, give or take. The brevity of the narrative may leave players wanting more depth and development. However, it's important to note that the game's primary focus is on its gameplay rather than an extensive storyline.

Speaking of gameplay, Bright Memory Infinite is a very linear experience. The game guides the player through a predetermined path, leaving little room for exploration or branching choices. While this approach makes for a tightly paced and action-packed adventure, it may disappoint those looking for a more open-world or non-linear gameplay experience.

In terms of replayability, Bright Memory Infinite requires at least three playthroughs to unlock all achievements. This may seem like a daunting task for completionists or players who prefer a single playthrough experience. However, the game's dynamic combat mechanics and intense action sequences provide a degree of excitement and variety that makes subsequent playthroughs enjoyable despite the need for repetition.

Unfortunately, Bright Memory Infinite is not without its flaws. The game suffers from a considerable number of bugs and technical problems. These can range from minor glitches, such as visual inconsistencies or physics quirks, to more significant problems that affect gameplay, such as crashes or progression-blocking bugs. These issues can disrupt the overall immersion and detract from the otherwise immersive experience that the game aims to deliver.

Despite its shortcomings, Bright Memory Infinite still manages to impress with its stunning visuals, fast-paced combat and unique blend of gunplay and swordplay. It offers an adrenaline-pumping experience that is sure to keep players engaged throughout its short but action-packed duration. While the linear nature of the game and the presence of bugs can detract from the overall experience, those who appreciate a visually stunning and intense FPS adventure will find Bright Memory Infinite to be a joy to play.

--TLDR--
Overall, Bright Memory Infinite shows immense potential, but its short story, linear gameplay, need for multiple playthroughs, and the presence of bugs may limit its appeal to certain players. Nevertheless, for fans of fast-paced shooters with captivating visuals, it offers a thrilling experience well worth exploring.

I have always been a huge Star Wars fan, so when I heard about Star Wars Jedi Survivor, I was more than excited to immerse myself in another epic adventure. The game promised an intriguing story and intense lightsaber battles, and I couldn't wait to experience it all. Unfortunately, my excitement quickly turned to frustration as I encountered constant crashes that severely hampered my enjoyment of the game.

Let me start by saying that Star Wars Jedi Survivor has so much potential. The graphics are stunning and the combat mechanics are satisfying. The story is compelling and had me hooked from the start. I really felt like a Jedi on a mission to survive against all odds.

However, the constant crashes became a major thorn in my side. Just as I was getting into the story and progressing through the game, I would suddenly find myself staring at a black screen or being unceremoniously thrown back to my desktop. These crashes not only disrupted the flow of the game, but also forced me to replay sections of the game over and over again.

Imagine my frustration when I had to endure these crashes not once, not twice, but several times during my playthrough. It felt like I was stuck in an endless loop, reliving the same story moments over and over again. While the story itself is compelling, the crashes took away the excitement and left me feeling frustrated and defeated.

It's a shame, because Star Wars Jedi Survivor could have been an excellent game. The developers have clearly put a lot of effort into creating an immersive and engaging experience, but the technical issues greatly hampered my enjoyment. I understand that bugs and glitches can happen, but the frequency and impact of the crashes were simply unacceptable.

I sincerely hope the developers address these issues with timely updates and patches. If the crashes are resolved, Star Wars Jedi Survivor could easily be one of the best Star Wars games of recent years. Until then, I find it difficult to recommend the game wholeheartedly, as the frustration of the crashes outweighs the enjoyment of the story.

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In conclusion, Star Wars Jedi Survivor has the potential to be an amazing game, but the constant crashes severely hampered my experience. Despite the numerous setbacks, I was determined to finish the story. After enduring around 60 hours of crashes and replaying sections, I finally managed to finish the game and reach 100% completion.
For those willing to put up with the crashes and invest the time required to overcome the setbacks, Star Wars Jedi Survivor can still be a rewarding adventure. However, for those seeking a smooth and uninterrupted gaming experience, I would recommend holding off until the crashes have been resolved.

My "Better with Friends" award nomination.

yeet

Definitely my game of the year "better with friends"

So. Nachdem ich das Spiel jetzt ein bisschen gespielt habe, kann ich sagen, dass es ganz nett ist, aber ich auch ein, wahrscheinlich lebenslanges Trauma davon habe, Equinox gefarmt zu haben. It's hammer time

watch those wrist rockets

yeet

Geiles Spiel ! Macht richtig Süchtig! ^^