A charming, simple game with nostalgiacly atrocious camera and controls. It feels very much like playing resident evil 1, but with a tg spin.

This game has the worst camera controls I've ever encountered.

Whoever thought that this was a good idea should feed themselves feet-first into a wood chipper. Cameras in video games have been a solved problem for decades now. This is inexcusable trash.

v1.2.0:

The writing of this game is solid for a tech demo progression from "Changing Room" previously released by the same game maker and fits the (gentle) survival horror game world. Interactivity for this game is solid for the tech demo that it is and as a Resident Evil fan I had zero issues with the tank controls, but you will have to be very careful with the challenges of the fixed camera positioning as it can lead to your character getting pinned and soul drained by the enemies in a bad spot (your character can only survive two hits before you're dead and there is no save game feature, but you can resume the game from where you fall). Graphics used in the game are perfectly fine for this tech demo and give a good spooky horror vibe as you play through, with it being very easy to tell who's an enemy, what items you can pick up and what you can interact with. Music and sound for the game is simple but fits the purpose well. Transformations in the game are MtF progressive and is connected to the items that you pick up: get all 19 to go all the way with the transformation connected to the story world.

For this website, this is an outstanding game for the engine it was made in by a single game maker. The AI of the game (while simplistic) works with the enemies jumping between their "Passive" states and their "Active/Hunting" states while pursuing your character. Just like Capcom's "Haunting Ground" the survival horror element of this game is based around avoiding enemies instead of confronting them, but as a change of pace in Forgotten as you play through this game and find more items you begin to make a "spiritual link" with your helper to gain an exorcism attack that is absolutely needed to complete this game. The final boss of the game while simple with its attack patterns, is a real bastard since any successful hit from its attack has a very high accuracy unless you're constantly moving around.

This is one of the best games at this website and a great successor to what the game maker learnt with "Changing Room."

Strongly recommended. Do not skip this game if you like survival horror, even if the images on this page make the game look simplistic.

A stunningly original and interesting vision, and I cant wait to see this creator get more lewd!

One of the best games on this site, I'd say. For one thing, the fact that it's made in Unreal instead of the typical HTML or RPGM helps it stand out, and while some of the controls can be a bit difficult to negotiate at times, the overall experience is very nice. The premise, while simple, works, and sets up a spooky atmosphere intertwined with plenty of humor. It's all a bit slapstick in the end, but it does wear its horror game conventions well. It's worth noting that, if you're not a fan of jumpscares, I'll spoil now that there aren't any; so don't worry about that.

Anyway, as for it being a TF game, that's where the real meat of the experience is, and it's quite nice. You get to dress up your character in a few different outfits, and you get to watch their actual model change as they slowly transform, bit by bit, into a girl -- the transformation of which is handled very nicely. Too many games dangle the juicy bits behind taking damage or losing fights, while this game puts it behind health pickups which you can take regardless of if you've taken damage or not. This is great design, because it means there is technically a narrative reason to not pick them up, but you also aren't forced to play badly just to see the thing you downloaded the game for.

On that note, the transformation itself is quite nice. I was a bit wary, going into the game, that the final transformation state of the character might be that of just a slim, vaguely-feminine girl, but I was delighted to find that she actually ends up with quite a curvy body. Personally, I wish there was even one more stage of growth for the MC's top and bottom, but that's just me being greedy! If I could offer any criticism at all, I'd say that I wish there was a cut-out window zooming in on the parts of the player's body that change during each little transformation. It can get a bit hard to see, given the game's camera angles, and especially now that the transformations have been made smooth instead of instant.

This is definitely one of those games whose creators I'm keeping an eye of specifically because of how quite-good it is. Give it a shot, even if you're not a horror game fan. It's fun, funny, and pleasantly sexy, too.