VGChartz's Lee Mehr: "Before starting Bright Memory, I appreciated the growing democratization of the game developer scene and respected what the next-gen tools can accomplish for a solo developer; after playing it, I still held said thoughts... and didn't like the game. It's one of those quintessential examples of an effective shooting/hack-n-slash rhythm being consistently interrupted by technical frustrations, design mishaps, and FYQD deciding to overcharge for a glorified tech demo."
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Bright Memory is uniquely positioned as both a first-person shooter and an action game. Unfortunately, severe technical issues mar its unique combat.
Alex S. from Link Cable Gaming writes: "“Bright Memory attempts to fill the void somewhat by offering a true rarity on the console, an exclusive but frankly, it’s really just ‘ok'”
