Forever Ago Reviews
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Forever Ago is an emotional but uplifting journey in which the great writing, performances, atmosphere and music coalesce into something memorable.
FOREVER AGO delivers a deeply emotional narrative about love, loss, and the lasting impact we leave on those around us. Its heartfelt storytelling, memorable characters, beautiful art direction, and effective use of photography create a touching journey filled with meaningful moments. While the experience is relatively short and suffers from a few minor technical issues, its emotional depth and powerful message make it a memorable adventure that stays with you long after the credits roll.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
Yes, it’s all very corny. But it's hard to dismiss what Forever Ago so sincerely hopes to communicate through Alfred.
Forever Ago is a roadtrip narrative adventure about an old man facing the harsh truth of recent events in his life.
Forever Ago is one of those games that left me feeling like I experienced something far greater than its short runtime suggests.
When I think of the best adventure games, I think of experiences like What Remains of Edith Finch, which push player interactivity in unique ways despite simple gameplay.
Forever Ago is a quiet, somber yet hopeful exploration of grief, anchored by two wonderful performances in particular, that is unfortunately lacking from a gameplay perspective, but ultimately marks a solid debut for developer Third Shift.
Games that treat death, illness, and aging realistically are pretty rare, and Forever Ago is notable for taking on difficult subjects with emotional truth.
Forever Ago is a wonderfully meditative narrative experience. It expresses the profound in the mundane parts of life beautifully.
Forever Ago begins in 1974. You're sitting in a bedroom, perusing the posters on the wall, the street outside the window, and the various objects on...
Forever Ago handles heavy topics with decent poise while presenting a gorgeous-looking, if low-key, road trip adventure. If only the actual gameplay could measure up instead of simply being there.
Forever Ago is all at once powerful, funny, and sad, telling one of the year's most aching stories about how debilitating the mix of grief and isolation can be. Sadly, the story's vehicle is a rather dull, paint by numbers point-and-click adventure that, to Forever Ago's detriment, refuses to shy from the mundane distractions of a life trying to be lived.
Forever Ago delivers a deeply moving narrative about aging, grief, and human connection, anchored by soulful voice performances and thoughtful presentation. Its pacing is deliberate, but as one of the most empathetic games of the year, it’s worth hitting the road for this scenic indie title.
We've all lost loved ones at some point, as the creators of Forever Ago have obviously done, but it seems like they've chosen to talk about something they're not really that close to, and ultimately haven't gone beyond the commonplace.
Review in Russian | Read full review
Forever Ago is a narrative experience that succeeds in how it handles its plot and prompts reflection on grief and the pain of loss. The gameplay could have explored the camera mechanics more, but the locations, memories, and people encountered along the journey offer moments of reflection and create a captivating experience.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
Third Shift's debut title, Forever Ago, is a remarkable achievement that takes a rare and courageous path in modern development by casting players as an elderly protagonist on a poignant journey through grief, redemption, and meaning, and against all odds, succeeds in crafting an experience that is as deeply reflective as it is charming and peaceful.
Review in Persian | Read full review
Forever Ago is bold in its approach, backed by excellent art direction and a moving story. Unfortunately, its gameplay doesn't live up to the ambition of the rest of the game.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
A short adventure that aims to be exciting, but is too banal, predictable, and lacking in gameplay to truly leave its mark.
Review in Italian | Read full review
Forever Ago takes you on an emotional journey to relive the life of a seemingly grumpy old man. It's impressive story-telling that will keep you immersed right through to the end. 👴