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Bright Memory: Infinite is Launching on Android with Console-Quality Gameplay

Author : Michael Jan 22,2025

Bright Memory: Infinite is Launching on Android with Console-Quality Gameplay

FYQD Studio's action-packed first-person shooter, Bright Memory: Infinite, is coming to Android and iOS! This mobile port delivers console-quality graphics and gameplay, launching January 17th, 2025, for $4.99.

Bright Memory: Infinite's Mobile Gameplay

Originally captivating PC and console players with its stunning visuals and intense FPS action, Bright Memory: Infinite now brings that same experience to mobile devices. A new trailer showcases the mobile version's impressive features.

Android players will enjoy a user-friendly touch interface and the option to use physical controllers for a more traditional gaming experience. Customizable virtual buttons allow for personalized control schemes.

High refresh rate support ensures smooth, responsive gameplay. Developed using Unreal Engine 4, the game boasts sharp visuals, as seen in the trailer below:

A Sequel to Bright Memory: Episode 1

Bright Memory: Infinite is the highly anticipated sequel to 2019's Bright Memory: Episode 1 (PC). Initially developed by a single developer – the founder of FYQD Studio – during his spare time, the sequel, released in 2021 on PC, significantly expands upon the original.

Bright Memory: Infinite boasts enhanced combat mechanics, improved level design, and a completely new world to explore. The story unfolds in 2036, where strange atmospheric anomalies have scientists baffled. The Supernatural Science Research Organization dispatches agents globally to investigate, uncovering an ancient mystery spanning two worlds.

Players control Sheila, a skilled agent proficient in both firearms and swordsmanship, wielding supernatural abilities like psychokinesis and energy blasts.

Follow FYQD Studio's official X account for the latest updates. And be sure to check out our coverage of the new auto-runner, A Kindling Forest.

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