Forgotton Anne

Underrated, needs more recognition. The storyline and artstyle is so captivating and profound. As someone who loves story games this hit the spot, I come back to replay this game every once in a year or so.

Played Forgotton Anne on Android a while back… and it STILL gives me chills ✨📱 This game isn’t just beautiful — it’s emotional, deep, and unforgettable. You play as Anne, keeping order in a world full of lost objects (yes, even toasters with feelings) 🧥⚙️ The animation? Studio Ghibli vibes The music? Soul-touching 🎼 The choices? They hit hard. It’s not just a platformer — it’s a story about identity, emotion, and purpose

Best story-rich adventure game I've played so far! Sadly it's underrated and forgotten, just like the name suggests

Its a great story game. Playing this game is like watching an anime, sound effects are very impressive, movements,etc. Overall the game is perfect but it needs to buy the game to play the entire game 😔. It is like a demo version, after buying the entire story or game we can play the rest of the game.

I really liked the game it was different then your usual game. These days many of the games that you play are RPGs or smth like that but I really loved the story of this game. A game having a good story is rare these days. The karma system of the game effected quite a bit of the story and really made sense that the things you did in the past come to haunt you in the future. The fact that in the end you could go back to change ur past and the end decision were very good. That way you could have know what could have happened if you took another path then the original path.

Forgotton Anne is an Indie platformer published by square Enix and developed by Throughline Games. The game was released on Steam (PC and Mac), Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, GOG, App Store (iOS), Mac App Store, and Android on May 15th, 2018. There is a demo and paid version is $6.99 USD for mobile and $19.99 for steam and You play as Anne, the enforcer who keeps order in the Forgotten Lands, as she sets out to squash a rebellion that might prevent her master, Bonku, and herself from returning to the human world.

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A game for those who like a game that’s more like a movie or a movie that’s more like a game! Forgotton Anne is a beautiful indie adventure game full of characters and puzzles that you are going to and forgotton Anne is a Absolutely visually stunning game. The way Anne moves, the detailed environments, and the warm glow of lantern light all make you feel as though you’re playing a hand-drawn movie. Rich colors also fill the world — often blues and greens that lend a kind of underwater dreaminess to the entire affair.