Zeng says Bright Memory: Infinite is inspired by historical architecture that still exists in China today, such as the Forbidden City in Beijing and the classical gardens of Suzhou. (Picture: FYQD Studio) Zeng says Bright Memory: Infinite is inspired by historical architecture that still exists in China today, such as the Forbidden City in Beijing and the classical gardens of Suzhou. (Picture: FYQD Studio)
Zeng says Bright Memory: Infinite is inspired by historical architecture that still exists in China today, such as the Forbidden City in Beijing and the classical gardens of Suzhou. (Picture: FYQD Studio)
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From rip-off to Xbox darling: The strange saga of Bright Memory: Infinite

The one-man project by FYQD Studio in China was the first game Microsoft showed off in its Xbox Series X Gameplay unveiling

Topic |   Microsoft
Karen Chiu
Karen Chiu

Updated: 4:41pm, 8 May, 2020

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Zeng says Bright Memory: Infinite is inspired by historical architecture that still exists in China today, such as the Forbidden City in Beijing and the classical gardens of Suzhou. (Picture: FYQD Studio) Zeng says Bright Memory: Infinite is inspired by historical architecture that still exists in China today, such as the Forbidden City in Beijing and the classical gardens of Suzhou. (Picture: FYQD Studio)
Zeng says Bright Memory: Infinite is inspired by historical architecture that still exists in China today, such as the Forbidden City in Beijing and the classical gardens of Suzhou. (Picture: FYQD Studio)
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