Remember Me

Dontnod, the French studio known for stylish action game Remember Me, has announced a vampire role-playing game called Vampyr.

UPDATE 3.10PM: Speaking to Eurogamer sister site GamesIndustry International, Dontnod has denied that its "judicial reorganisation" meant that the studio had entered bankruptcy - it was instead simply resizing the company.

PlayStation Plus members get Platinum's action game Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance in November, Sony has announced.

Capcom's stylish new IP Remember Me has managed a third-place debut in the UK video games chart.

Capcom and French developer Dontnod's Remember Me seems set for a strange fate. Sure to be forgotten in the rush to pore over the new consoles as they flash their wares once more at E3 next week, what at first glance seems like an average action yarn has all the traits to ensure it's the kind of thing we'll all recall fondly in years to come. A future cult classic, in other words, being sent off to that strange heaven where the likes of PN03 and Binary Domain reside.

Everyone has been through events in their life that they would prefer to forget. But what if you actually could forget them? Or give them to someone else? Or even change your recollection of what happened so that you no longer had to live with the pain, guilt or bitterness that you were left with as a result?

In Remember Me, the first game from French studio Dontnod, scientists have made that breakthrough. It's the late 21st century and the citizens of Neo-Paris - a futuristic metropolis built following a European war - are all equipped with Sensens, devices that allow people to import, export and modify their memories. Those within a bubble of privilege at the centre of the city live in blissful ignorance of their past misdemeanours, waited on by silent robot drones and guarded by electric barricades.

All is not well, however, as players discover when they take control of Nilin, a young woman who is about to have what's left of her memory wiped as punishment for some unnamed crime. With help from a mysterious accomplice named Edge, Nilin escapes into the slums below Neo-Paris, where she experiences the other side of Sensen society.

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Lost Planet 3 has been delayed two months to the end of August.

Towards the end of last year, Oli wrote an impassioned tribute to the double-A game, speaking out for the "dozens of great games that end each year as cultural flotsam on the beach of indifference."

A Mass Effect 3 writer has spoken about the difficulties faced within the games industry when creating "engaging" female characters.

The developer of upcoming sci-fi adventure Remember Me has revealed that a number of publishers passed on the game due to its female protagonist.

Capcom's sci-fi adventure Remember Me has been dated for 7th June in Europe and 4th June in North America on PS3, Xbox 360 and PC.

A new trailer for Remember Me, the upcoming futuristic action adventure game out in May, has been released.

It shows Nilin, the Lara Croft-sounding English elite memory hunter who suffers from amnesia at the beginning of the game, pottering about Neo Paris 2084. At one point she's pushed to the ground by a robot, who apologises for the inconvenience.

Then, towards the end of the video, Nilin faces off in a one-on-one fight against beefcake boss Kid Xmas, who has his own hacking channel, Channel Fear, which airs everyday at 9pm in Neo-Paris. In a nod to Capcom fighting game series Street Fighter, a screen displays mugshots of the two combatants with a VS. symbol in between. Remind you of anything?

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Remember Me, the eye-catching third-person cyberpunk action adventure game from French developer Dontnod Entertainment, has 50,000 different combos.

Capcom has released a 10 minute gameplay video of its French sci-fi action thriller Remember Me.

We're filling out even more of the Eurogamer Expo developer sessions schedule today with the news that both DmC: Devil May Cry and Remember Me will be presented to attendees by their respective creators.

The voice actress who plays Nilin in new Capcom game Remember Me is Kezia Burrows, a Welsh actress who has starred in theatre productions and the odd television series.

Street Fighter producer Yoshinori Ono is offering his advice to Dontnod Entertainment as it builds eye-catching cyberpunk action adventure Remember Me.

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A futuristic French action game.