A mesmerizingly beautiful world combining science fiction and Chinese culture and created using Unreal Engine 4.Employing an FPS-style POV, discover and solve the various puzzles throughout each stage to advance.Rack up points and enhance your various skills to freely create your own original combinations.
It is soon discovered that the various beasts and corpses of those who once populated the island have been reanimated by the "Soul of Jiu Xuan", and they're coming for Shelia.
To make matters worse, while attempting to calibrate coordinates on the Quantum Transporter, Shelia mistakenly activates the device, immediately transporting everyone in the vicinity to the Floating Island - an airborne continent near the North Pole, undisturbed in its slumber for over 1000 years. In an attempt to take possession of the substance, the "SAI" - a massive terrorist organization controlling its own army - has used a cutting-edge piece of technology known as a "Quantum Transporter" to infiltrate the SRO research facility and steal top-secret and incredibly dangerous data. This substance, known as the "Soul of Jiu Xuan", possesses the ability to reanimate the dead. The 1000-year-old relic swords known as "Kanshou and Bakuya", discovered through SRO research, have been found to comprise a unique multilayered structure, containing a mysterious substance in their cores. This game depicts the maiden adventure of a woman named Shelia in the year 2020. SRO (Supernatural Science Research Organization) agent Shelia's adventure is about to begin. Combine a wide variety of skills and abilities to unleash dazzling combo attacks. Meanwhile, “legitimate” large dev companies with lots of resources are stealing open source emulators on very questionable legal footing and throwing them into devices like mini consoles and joysticks.Bright Memory is a lightning-fast fusion of the FPS and action genres, created by one-man development studio FYQD using Unreal Engine.
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This dev didn’t seem to try to hide it or make false claims, and he’s also taking the step of making that purchase of the first game a free license grant for the new game. I’d be pretty surprised to find out that this dev actually “profited” from the first game in a meaningful financial way, which seemed to be the issue for a lot of people. I guess the important thing isn’t whether the asset in question was paid for - just whether it *could* have been.Īlso, game development is a *lot* of work - an enormous undertaking of time and energy. I always find it funny that people are so damning of devs using these kinds of “borrowed” assets, regardless of intent - but are fine with the myriad games for sale here that are literally just a few Unity assets from the Asset Store stitched together (and we typically have no idea whether any of those were purchased either).
Just like any crime, intent has a big impact on how it should be perceived: We all know too that the Internet will get on their high horse and yell about anything, and once their collective mind has been made up, that’s pretty much it. Yes, it’s not cool to throw them into a commercial game, leave them, and claim them as your own. Developers steal/borrow placeholder assets all the time. The Internet often has a very odd sense of morality. If this is still bothering some of you so much, then press the "report" button and file a complain to Valve, see how it goes if it still not enough for you, then go ask Trump to ban this game, he and his friends in US government now are quite trigger-happy to ban or defame any Chinese product, it's close to president election time after all, I'm sure ((they)) will be happy to do you a favor. This game not only will be sold on Steam but also on Xbox, you folks wouldn't honestly believe two of biggest juggernauts in IT and Gaming Industry don't care about this? Such basic intellectual property issue? If it's still allowed to sell to public on various platforms, then it's 100% legal now, the author did apologize and change the problematic assets in previous game, the guns and some monsters look different now, besides, whether it can be regarded as "stolen" or not is actually decided by the original owners of these assets, and the courthouses of course, if they're all fine with it, then it's fine, period.
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