
Forget Her is a survival psychological horror game where you explore a haunted house, uncover chilling secrets, solve the mystery, and perform a deadly ritual or run.. Can you survive Alison’s ghost and discover the truth?
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Forget Her is a first-person psychological horror experience that pulls you into the mystery of Greg and Alison two of your closest friends who disappeared without a word. Their worried parents asked you to check the house, but once you step inside, it’s clear something else lingers there. The walls remember. The silence watches. And the truth is buried deeper than you think.
Explore a suburban home that slowly unravels into a nightmare. Collect notes, objects, and fragments of memory that reveal what really happened between Greg and Alison. Piece together clues, solve the mystery, and gather the items for a ritual that could either banish the entity or trap you forever.
The haunting escalates as you play: lights fail, objects break, and the ghost becomes more aggressive the closer you come to the truth. Your choices where you go, what you find, and how you act determine whether you escape… or join the others.
Immersive First-Person Horror – See through the eyes of Troy Allen as he searches for his missing friends.
Non-Linear Exploration – Choose your path: unlock the attic or dig into the crawlspace first.
Environmental Storytelling – Notes, flashback voices, and interactive objects paint a tragic picture of love turned obsession.
Puzzle & Code Mechanics – Crack safes, decipher dates, and unlock secrets through logic and environmental clues.
Dynamic Hauntings – Lights flicker, glass shatters, and the ghost’s presence intensifies as you progress.
Multiple Endings – Complete the ritual correctly for release, or fail and face a darker fate.
Atmospheric Sound & Visuals – A tense blend of sound design, lighting, and psychological scares.
The house doesn’t want to let go. The deeper you go, the more it remembers and the harder it becomes to escape.

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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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I'll start by saying I found the price of this game to be pretty insulting. It doesn't reflect where this game sits in the broader indie horror game market. One could argue that it's worth a bit more since there are multiple endings, but the endings don't really feel like true meaningful endings. It's like there is the full game plus a few ways to end the game early. I really wish I could recommend this game though, because there are definitely parts of it I really enjoyed. I found it to be quite a bit scarier than I was expecting. Even though the antagonist was a fairly common store-bought asset, it was used to great effect. The sound design of the game was also pretty great. But I have to weigh the things I really liked against the fact that I played through this game multiple times and encountered game-breaking bugs nearly every time. I don't think it's impossible to get through it without encountering bugs, but they're there and shouldn't be. Among the bugs was- once the inventory menu stayed stuck on the screen no matter what. That's an issue I've ran into with a few games that were made with Horror Engine. Another time my framerate dropped down to single digits and just stayed that way, no matter what settings I changed. I went all the way down to 1080p LOW and it persisted. Couple the bugs with the game not having any save feature, and it's a real headache. In summary, I feel like this game maintains the same theme that has been too common lately, close to being recommendable, but ultimately falling short. Considering the gameplay on its own, I would recommend it, but considering the game as a whole with it's price tag and the bugs, I just can't recommend. https://youtu.be/ggqlaXJQMmI?si=zx1IrApuq-ohoxI-
I wanted to play it but couldn't because there is a bug with the inventory. The inventory cannot be closed and it get's stuck, the only option is to restart the game.
Extremely bad.
JANGAN BELI GAME NIE NURMAN96 MENGARUT
The game is very buggy. Like, really buggy. You can get stuck in the inventory really easily, and when you do, you have to restart COMPLETELY. There is no save feature. Not even an auto save, You have to start from scratch. I couldn't even get cleaning up the glass without my inventory breaking 2 TIMES. Doesn't help that the intro cutscene is not able to be skipped. Furthermore, the gameplay is really confusing. The lighting makes it hard to see where you are going at times, and objectives can be unclear as well. The scare factor mostly just game from loud noises (at least, as far as I got in the game) As for the story? I didn't get far enough to know. Maybe it was good, maybe it was bad, I barely got through 10 minutes worth of gameplay because of the reasons stated above, Overall, do not play this game. I played it looked promising when I saw the trailer. I then saw the reviews and had second thoughts, but still decided to give it a fair shot. I gave it the fair shot, and it was immensely disappointing.
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