The rough edges around The Forgotten City's visuals, animations, and overall movement and combat don't overly detract from the game, and the vast majority of bugs and other issues I encountered should be fixed by a day one patch. Zachary Boddy, Windows Central: " The Forgotten City shares a lot of similarities with the mod with which it shares a name, including an eerily familiar intro, but the game is clearly expanded upon in many ways and is successful in pulling away from its Skyrim origins to be set in an authentic and believable ancient city. RELATED: Cyberpunk 2077 Mod Lets Players Take the Music for a Walk Seeing how far Modern Storyteller has come from 'The Forgotten City' mod to this full game makes me beyond excited to see what Nick Pearce and the team come up with next." There's a brilliant web of mystery within a time loop that you can manipulate, delivering some great and clever commentary around a whole bunch of topics. It's a game that encourages you to put pressure on its established boundaries to see what you can break and change. It features an amazing blend of narrative mystery buoyed by some fun bouts of exploration and light combat, just enough to really break up the pace. Watch this space for whatever Modern Storyteller do next."Ĭhandler Wood, PlayStation Lifestyle: " The Forgotten City is a consistently engaging mystery that I couldn't help but get trapped in. While The Forgotten City is a bit rough around the edges, it's a fantastic proof of concept, and its small team. You'll also start to mutter, "The many shall suffer for the sins of the one!" to yourself every time you drop a slice of buttery toast on the floor in real-life. And without spoiling anything, there are moments where the writing is so good it's practically leaping out of your screen, standing up there with some of the best moments in any RPG."Īlice Bell, RockPaperShotgun: "At the end of your six to eight hours, you'll have had a fun, satisfying and historically informative time.
Gabriel Moss, IGN: " The Forgotten City is an incredibly unique and self-aware adventure game that does a fabulous job of exploring complex ideas stemming from a basic question: "what is objectively good?" If you're expecting a full-blown action RPG that spans dozens of hours, this 10-hour jaunt and its fairly simple combat may only whet your appetite, but it still sports an impressive ensemble cast of likable but flawed characters who each have something interesting to say.
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