Basically the game has a secret feature to increase the engine speed, it's an action which is not bound to any key, so you cannot activate it normally, but, if you play a little with the game bindings you can trigger it and go faster than sonic

Go to My documents -> My Games -> UnrealEngine3 -> RememberMe Game -> Config and edit the file ExampleInput.ini

(Full route is: C:\Users\admin\Documents\My Games\UnrealEngine3\RememberMeGame\Config\ExampleInput.ini)

Add the following lines below [Engine.PlayerInput]:


Save and close the file. And that's it! When you're ingame feel free to use M and N keys to speed up the game and skip those damn cutscenes. You can also use a number lower than 50 if you feel it is too fast for you.

If you have a mouse with side buttons you might want to use them since it's easier to control

When you speed up the game it starts to desync the audio files and the game files, weird things may occur like floating or getting soft locked or hearing multiple voices at the same time. It is a buggy feature so don't get too crazy with it.

Here are some examples:

On chapter 0:
Do not speed up while waiting in the queue for getting your memory wiped out or the game will get soft locked.

On chapter 1:
In the final part of the chapter when you're arriving to the leaking brain in a cinematic, don't speed up after the cart stopped moving, otherwise the game will crash.

These are some key places or situations I keep in mind to NOT speed up and avoid crashes:

• When the game is saving (orange icon spinning)
  
• When a tutorial hint will pop up
  
• When your character is moving in a "tricky" situation or short cinematic, like falling off from a ledge

It's trial and error, if you encounter weird bugs then reload the previous checkpoint as soon as possible, you don't want the game to bug further and force you to replay the entire chapter (it happens)

Thanks to folks from speedrun community https://www.speedrun.com/remember_me/forums, they were really helpful