When it comes to detailing the virtues of games, the term ‘cinematic’ is bandied around so often that its significance is all but lost. However, there are few games as deserving of the accolade as Forgotton Anne.
Its picturesque visuals and the seamless transition between cutscenes and game play make this one of the most cinematic adventures we’ve ever had the pleasure of playing. The striking anime style makes it feel every bit like you’re playing through a Studio Ghibli production, while its tone and narrative is delightfully reminiscent of the Eighties live-action/animated movie Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
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