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Rome: Total War was at one point my favorite game ever, albeit that's a very different game in structure. Also its bringing me back to a time where I fell in love with games with a Roman setting, so that is playing a big role too. Maybe its the game's timeloop mechanic, great tracking of quests and the simplified combat that's getting me hooked. Its especially commendable that I'm really digging this game despite me being in the minority of really disliking Bethesda style RPG's since this was a Skyrim mod. Still, I've loved my time with TFC and I definitely want to go back to get the final "true" ending. Happy to see Sentilla get her revenge on Sentius by torching his evil bum, but also felt really bad that I practically let everyone else die in the city. Also learning that Sentius was in the know on the time loops and used them to gain immortality while he also knew of what was of Al was a nice twist. Where I found out where Sentilla was all this time and learned Sentius had held her captive after she tried to escape. I suppose it’s good that Bethesda supports its modding community: no Caesar can’t be found here.It was ending 2. If you want to check out the origins of this fascinating title, you can download the Skyrim version of The Forgotten City on Nexus Mods. Developing a standalone version of The Forgotten City that features prominent Elder Scrolls stylings would be just asking for trouble. The standalone version of Forgotten City is slated to hit Switch later this year, so stay tuned if you want to take it with you on the go. After all, The Forgotten City mod takes place in Skyrim, a fictional location owned and copyrighted by Bethesda. Oh, and it took the original mod 1700 hours to make creator Nick James Pearce.

It’s all pretty impressive, especially when you consider that The Forgotten City Standalone was developed by a core team of just three people. There are moral dilemmas, multiple endings, and role-play opportunities – all in a city full of historically authentic Roman “art, architecture, costumes, and customs”. Fighting is an option, but apparently it will only get you so far. Players must explore, question characters, and take advantage of a time loop to solve the puzzle.

In terms of gameplay, The Forgotten City is a crime thriller set in a cursed Roman city where “if one person sins, everyone dies”. “We took the best elements of the mod, rewrote the script, which is now more than double the original at 80,000 words, and added lots of exciting new twists, endings and surprises.” 7 ll love the standalone game,” the Steam description reads.