Remember Me

If you're wondering when Remember Me will be getting a sequel, well, the ball's in Capcom's court.

Paris-based studio Dontnod Entertainment is developing a new digital title with the force behind the Final Fantasy series publishing.

No one really knows what the future holds, but for generations, science fiction authors the world over have been trying to give their own interpretations. While every single vision of what the future holds comes from a different mind, there are many similarities that are easy to spot. One of the biggest is the dystopian ideal, where the future isn't what we bargained for, and in fact, is quite a bit more horrible and oppressive than the world we currently live in. That's doubly true for video games, where the likes of Remember Me have shown a glimpse of a world that's beautifully depressing.

Neo-Paris was an incredible place full of life and beautiful cyberpunk vistas. We want to go back, hopefully sooner than later. Remember Me was a high concept sci-fi action game that melded rhythmic combat with memory games and action. It was a phenomenal title that didn't quite live up to its potential. That's why we have some requests for the sequel. This is our Remember Me 2 Sequel Wish List.

Tangible or not, memories are everywhere around us. You have the ones developed in your own head from experiences, and you have tangible memories holding digital information in your electronic device. Right now you’re syncing up the memories from digital to cerebral through the use of your eyes. Memories and thoughts are being conveyed for you to remember and process and remember again at a later

Memory is fragile. Who you are is essentially a collection of experiences coded and cataloged in your cranium for cross reference later. Your essence, your soul, is housed somewhere in your synapses. Without your memories you are no longer you. Just a hulking mass of animal instinct no different than the next poor sod who has had their memory wiped. Remember Me has a high sci-fi concept, but will

Due out next month, Remember Me is a new action title from Dontnod and Capcom with a decidedly unique combat system. To help you get your customizable combos off the ground, Capcom is offering some Street Fighter-themed moves as an incentive to order the game early.

Dontnod's Remember Me has some rather tricky science at the center of its story, but Creative Director Jean-Maxime Moris talks a bit about what memories mean to Nilin in this latest gameplay trailer.

After a long wait and only a few months before the game’s eventual release, Remember Me is finally giving us a trailer that shows off its “Memory Remix Gameplay.”

In a bit of a spoiler-filled trailer, Dontnod has decided to focus on the enemies protagonist Nilin will have to overcome in Remember Me.