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Forever Ago
Following a tragic stroke of fate, Alfred embarks on a journey north in search of redemption. In this single-player road trip adventure, you'll travel to beautiful places, capture memories with your camera, meet interesting characters, and even make some new friends. Experience a nuanced and heartfelt story about broken dreams, loss, and regret - but also courage, hope, and true friendship. Learn about the stories, beliefs and struggles of characters you meet along the way, brought to life by renowned voice actors. Explore beautiful environments, ranging from serene forest trails to dusty barrens sweltering in the desert sun. Examine and interact with objects to learn about your surroundings and the people living there. Play through a lifetime of love as Alfred with your sweetheart Audrey, experiencing a true love that transcends time.
- Third Shift
Platform scores
| Platform | Metascore | Userscore |
|---|---|---|
| Nintendo Switch 2 | Not stored | Not stored |
| PC | 76 | Not stored |
| PlayStation 5 | 74 | 7.7 |
| Xbox Series X | 67 | Not stored |
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- Despite having possibly the slowest moving protagonist in video game history and a lack of interactivity, Forever Ago’s narrative about love and loss packs an emotional punch that will have you reflecting about your own life on multiple occasions.
- Forever Ago is a heartfelt and emotionally engaging adventure that beautifully captures the feeling of a journey, encouraging players to slow down, reflect, and appreciate the little moments. Unfortunately, clunky gameplay, uneven pacing, and technical issues often undermine its most impactful scenes. Despite these shortcomings, its touching narrative makes it a worthwhile experience for those looking for a meaningful, story-driven adventure.
- Forever Ago is an intimate and moving narrative experience that handles complex themes like aging and loss with rare delicacy. Although its measured pace requires some patience, Third Shift’s title possesses all the warmth needed to win over anyone looking for a profound and reflective story.