Bright Memory: Infinite, the high-octane action shooter sequel to Bright Memory, is launching on iOS and Android on January 17th for the surprisingly affordable price of $4.99. Boasting impressive graphics for a mobile title, the game delivers fast-paced shooter action.
While its predecessor generated some debate, this mobile iteration promises a smooth experience. Gameplay reviews on other platforms are generally positive, highlighting the fast-paced action, although opinions vary. However, the $4.99 price point makes it a compelling value proposition. The game appears to be a well-crafted and enjoyable shooter, both graphically and in terms of gameplay. Check out the trailer below to see for yourself.
A Solid Middle-of-the-Road Experience
Bright Memory: Infinite isn't a groundbreaking graphical marvel (some have jokingly compared it to particle effects having their own game), nor does it revolutionize the shooter genre narratively. However, it's visually appealing and competently made.
Interestingly, developer FQYD-Studio's release isn't currently topping anyone's must-play lists. Given that the primary criticism on Steam centered on the price, the $4.99 mobile price is remarkably reasonable.
Considering Dave Aubrey's comments from 2020, the game's graphics are expectedly strong. The real question lies in how well it performs in other aspects.
For more mobile shooter options, explore our list of the top 15 best iOS shooters, or check out our writers' 2024 Game of the Year selections.
LATEST ARTICLES 01
2025-07
Resources form the foundation of survival in Once Human. Whether you're building a safe haven, crafting essential tools, or preparing for combat, your success hinges on how effectively you gather and manage these critical materials. The game features a diverse range of resources, each playing a uniq
Author: SebastianReading:1
01
2025-07
Here’s the improved version of your article, optimized for Google SEO while preserving the original structure and format:Originally launched in 2010 as a free service designed to compete with Xbox Live, PlayStation Plus has undergone major transformations over the years. Today, it is a subscription-
Author: SebastianReading:1
01
2025-07
Games Workshop was compelled to take its official website, Warhammer.com, offline temporarily following widespread disruption caused by scalpers during the pre-order launch of the *Siege of Terra: End of Ruin* special edition book. The release is a major event for fans of Warhammer 40,000 lore, offe
Author: SebastianReading:1
30
2025-06
One of the standout features of *Elden Ring* has always been its flexibility in allowing a wide range of playstyles. For me, one of the most satisfying builds revolves around maxing out Strength and wielding the biggest weapon possible—crushing enemies with powerful jumping attacks that break their
Author: SebastianReading:1
