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Bright Memory Is A Ray-Traced Xbox Series X Launch Game

<p class="">Bright Memory comes to Xbox Series X/S at launch.</p>

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FYQD, the solo developer behind Bright Memory Infinite, which made quite a show during the initial Xbox Third Party Showcase, has announced the original Bright Memory game will be released at launch for the Xbox Series X/S. The follow-up/sequel, Bright Memory Infinite, is still set for release on Xbox Series X/S and PC early in 2021

In case you’ve forgotten what the game is like, check out the trailer below. There’s shooting, wall-running, samurai swords and all kinds of crazy action.

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The original game, Bright Memory was released earlier this year and was planned as an episodic series. The follow-up game, Bright Memory Infinite will instead be a reimagining and complete version that’ll be available as a free upgrade for PC owners of Bright Memory.

The game is certainly going to be a showcase of ray-tracing. Publisher PLAYISM has even supplied some screenshots below to showcase the ray-traced reflections, lighting and shadows.

If you want to play Bright Memory now, it’s available on Steam. It’s just a taste of what Bright Memory Infinite looks to be offering so beware it’s only about an hour.

Bright Memory Infinite will release for Xbox X/S and PC in 2021.

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