Flawed in the ways you'd expect a fairly meaty, visually ambitious game developed by three people to be, but excellent writing more than makes up for any issues I could raise. Relatively chill by the standards of other time loop games, this one doesn't ask you to do precisely the right thing at the right times on precise schedules as is common in the genre, nor are the puzzle solutions ever particularly obtuse. The Forgotten City mostly wants to just be experienced, for you to immerse yourself in character, world and themes, and I found it rewarded that investment with interest.

Flawed in the ways you'd expect a fairly meaty, visually ambitious game developed by three people to be, but excellent writing more than makes up for any issues I could raise. Relatively chill by the standards of other time loop games, this one doesn't ask you to do precisely the right thing at the right times on precise schedules as is common in the genre, nor are the puzzle solutions ever particularly obtuse. The Forgotten City mostly wants to just be experienced, for you to immerse yourself in character, world and themes, and I found it rewarded that investment with interest.