I, the Forgotten One v1.2.2

Ahead is an exciting journey through a country torn apart by an uprising and mourning the death of its monarch. Explore the world of John Louie’s 450,000-word interactive book I, the Forgotten One. This literary masterpiece goes beyond what can be achieved with visuals and sound, using the limitless potential of your imagination. Get ready for an epic adventure as a royal outcast, the eldest child of a recently deceased monarch. In your youth, you were abandoned and sent to the dangerous front lines of the kingdom, where you somehow managed to succeed and grow into a powerful military asset.

As a player of I, the Forgotten, you can decide how your main character will be known. You can further tailor your journey by identifying as straight, gay, or aromantic in addition to your gender identity. This fantastic addition provides a fun and welcoming environment for gamers of all backgrounds and preferences. The game’s environment responds precisely to the chosen body type of the character, creating a captivating and varied environment in which players’ perspectives change as a result of the player’s actions.

You will immerse yourself in the intricacies of medieval combat, choosing one of three paths to mastery. If you’ve ever dreamed of becoming a brilliant strategist, martial arts expert, or powerful diplomat, I, the Forgotten gives you that chance. You can customize your experience according to the wide range of options provided by many specializations. This high degree of personalization ensures that no adventure is ever the same, a welcome addition to the game’s replay value.

Features:
– Play as a man or a woman; straight, gay or aromantic
– Immerse yourself in a world whose perception changes depending on the physical form you choose.
– Specialize in three separate aspects of medieval warfare
– Choose from three different fighting styles that are additionally influenced by your physique.
– Meet a variety of characters, from the mother who disowned you to your surrogate father.
– Falling down three different mental paths
– Maintain your relationship with your family or let them crumble together
– Experience the brutal realities of war and its aftermath on your mind