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Remember Me
The latest developer diary from developer Dontnod Entertainment looks at Remember Me's music, and shows a little bit of new gameplay.
The music is performed by the London Philharmonia as composed by Olivier Deriviere, and then it gets all electronicified to fit in into Remember Me's futuristic world. It feels reminiscent of The Matrix, and I swear I am hearing a little bit of the soundtrack from the movie Paprika in there, too, but I might just be going crazy.
You can check out the video below, and look out for Remember Me this year.
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