Hey everyone, I've got a fresh update for you. I'm working to make your experience better, even after Early Access. Here's what's new: • Item hunt just got a bit more challenging: outlines for collectibles now only appear within 1 meter of your character, making the search more exciting. •…

The moment has come that Forgotten Possessions has just launched into Full Release! As promised, the game has received lots of features during Early Access: - Hard Mode - Scoring Mode - Belt noise - Map extension - Various AI and graphical improvements A huge thank you to my community for your…

Terrifyingly fun

This is a great game, the jumpscares are spot on in placement and timing, the constantly lurking creature and sound of footsteps keeps you in suspense, the items are cool and vary in location each playthrough making for a different experience each time, I definitely recommend playing this game!

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Very scary

I just started and this reminds me of resident evil 2. The scariest thing is the constant sound of footsteps approaching to me. The spatial sound effect is well implemented, so you have to know the direction and run away in advance, but it is not easy because there are objects that can make large noise everywhere and items to be collected are hard to find and locations are vary.

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I really like this game!

When I initially reviewed this game, I was kind of on the fence about it. I loved the atmosphere, the stalking Elara creature, the objective of the game and the overall vibe. It had a haunting atmosphere that was genuinely spooky and the creature was scary. I loved all those aspects of the game. However, what I didn't love was the cumbersome "RUN" controls and the fact that Elara could see me through walls. These issues made the game frustratingly difficult, especially the fact she could see me through walls meaning I could never get away from her, could never hide and never had a moment to catch my breath. It turned what initially started out as fun, into a game I wanted to love, but overall was a chore to play. So, I left a 3-star review explaining my experience and the developer took notice of it. He reached out and I was able to explain in full detail what my experience was like and then without question he implemented the changes. He changed the "RUN" controls, fixed Elara's wall hack glitch and turned what initially was just an okay game into one that I now thoroughly enjoy and recommend. The controls are so much smoother now and navigating through the game has never felt better. Fixing Elara's wall hack glitch has made the game massively better. She now can only see you with direct line of sight or glimpsing you through a window. She also has the ability to hear any excessive noise you create, yet instead of knowing exactly where you are, she has to come an investigate first. This is such a huge improvement. I give the game five stars because first and foremost it is fun, has an awesome spooky vibe and the fact that the developer really cares about his game shows that it's not some quick cash grab. He wants to make it as excellent as possible and I appreciate that immensely. So, without going any further let me say that I highly recommend this to anyone looking for a fun little horror title. It's well worth the price!

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Forgotten possession

Love the game spooky Love the really mechanic everything was chasing me I had to get away from it so fast it was trying to get me very spooky very scary keep up the good work can't wait to see more I haven't tried the new room out yet

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I really wanted to like this game!

Before starting this review I want to state that I am playing on a Quest 2. The Quest 3 experience may be different. As the title states, I really wanted to like this game. The atmosphere is excellent, the house is exceptionally scary and Elara is a top notch hunter. That is where the positives end for me unfortunately. First run being on the left analog stick was an issue as it requires you to hold it in to run. This caused problems when I would attempt to open doors or bump up against things my thumb would lose pressure on the button and I would stop running. I so wish that the button was changable to one of the face buttons. Would have made things much easier. Lastly I don't know if it is an issue with the Quest 2 version or with all versions but Elara could see me through the wall. It didn't matter if I was standing still she could at times sense me through the wall and would chase me down. It made it very hard to be stealthy as she could for lack of better words "wall hack" me and was then on me like white on rice. I did find all 9 items, but had very little fun doing so. If the gameplay could be tightened up a bit and Elara fixed so she couldn't see through walls this would be a really fun game. I wish the developer well and I hope he takes this review into consideration and can make some adjustments. Good day.