Remember Me's Sequel Has Already Been Consigned to Memory

Parisian developer DONTNOD may have its work cut out with the intriguing – but somewhat out-of-touch – Life Is Strange, but that doesn't mean that it's forgotten about Remember Me. Regular readers will, er, recall the Capcom published title starting life as a PlayStation 3 exclusive, before Sony dropped the release at the last minute.

The title eventually deployed on multiple systems, where it was relatively well received, but didn't sell especially great. That hasn't stopped the studio from kicking around the idea of a sequel, however. "The main story has been written," said creative director Jean-Maxime Moris. "We know what we would fix. It's a game that's ready to be made, but that decision is Capcom's to make."

Furthering the firm's forward thinking approach, it's also currently bouncing around ideas for Life Is Strange's hypothetical Second Season – despite Episode Two not being out yet. "For Season Two, we started bouncing ideas off each other," he said. "Obviously we need to see, and Square Enix needs to see, how the first season does to really decide whether we kick it off or not."

Maxine Caulfield's inaugural outing divided the office last month, when some couldn't stand the dialogue, while others – including yours truly – fell in love with its grounded setting. Do you think that you'd be up for a return trip to Arcadia Bay, or are you going to see what the rest of the first season holds before making a decision? Remember to respond in the comments section below.