Forever Ago Review: Annapurna Game Has a Cute Dog But Rough Gameplay

Forever Ago Review: Annapurna Game Has a Cute Dog But Rough Gameplay

(Photo Credit - Annapurna) Unfortunately, grief is one of the essential elements of life. Annapurna Interactive’s latest game, Forever Ago, explores that aspect of life and discovers that with the right outlook, you can embrace living again despite losing the one you love most. It’s a lovely message and clearly a personal one from developer Third Shift, but the execution leaves plenty to be desired. The core conceit is that you play as a man who…

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As Alfred sets out on a road trip, he reflects on his life and how nothing really goes how anyone plans in the emotionally-driven Forever Ago. Mary Billington offers an honest review of Forever Ago; a great game for PS5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch 2 with Xbox Play Anywhere support.

Forever Ago: Anger (and Change) in the Face of Death

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Forever Ago Review - The Profundity of Mundanity

Forever Ago is a beautiful narrative game about love, loss, aging, and that it's the mundane parts of life that make it profound. Read this article on TechRaptor

Forever Ago Review - The Old Man And The Scenery

On paper, Forever Ago is a video game that appeals directly to my sensibilities. Like Pixar’s Up on steroids, it’s billed as a redemptive road trip along America’s Pacific coast as he copes with the recent loss of his wife of forty years. While it effectively delivers on that simple premise, it’s also a commentary on the homogenisation and corporatisation of society across the span of several decades and how that can alienate those who haven’t p…