
Three short ghost stories. Three everyday locations turned nightmare. Tales of the Forgotten is a PSX-style horror anthology perfect for a single terrifying session. Experience jump scares, uncover multiple endings, and discover why these ghosts can't rest—all in under an hour.
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Tales of the Forgotten is a first-person walking simulator horror game with PSX-style graphics. Experience a collection of three short stories about ghosts that haunt everyday locations. Jump scares and creepy moments lurk around every corner. Each story has multiple endings to unlock.
The total playthrough time is 45-60 minutes.
You’ve just purchased your first house, and you can’t wait to settle in. Unfortunately, an unwelcome presence is turning your dream home into a nightmare.
It’s late at night and you’re washing your clothes in a laundromat alone. Or at least, you think you’re alone, until you suddenly become aware of a ghost who is asking for your help.
You're working the night shift as a janitor in a seemingly empty sales office. As the night continues, it becomes clear that multiple ghostly presences have joined you for the evening.
Each of the three stories has multiple endings to explore and unlock.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Polish, Ukrainian*languages with full audio support
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I loved this, 3 short stories with interesting hooks. Definitely recommend.
I haven't gotten all the endings yet, but this is a cool short-form horror experience that gave me chills a few times. Recommended if you're looking for something creepy but not too, too scary.
十分不错,体量小,剧情新,不过惊吓点有点老套
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I liked the game. its short - some jumpscared who likes short horror games can play this game <3
Tales of the Forgotten is a bite-sized horror anthology where you get three different creepy stories all packed into one little game. Each story has its own vibe, whether you're poking around a haunted house, a laundromat, or some cursed office building. It’s a short, eerie ride that leans into that PSX-style horror look. Pros: ✔️ Three Great Stories: I really liked how each one had its own feel. It was nice getting that variety without it feeling repetitive. ✔️ Multiple Endings: It was cool being able to get different outcomes, and they all felt like they had some thought put into them. ✔️ Distinct Moods: Every story felt different enough that it never got stale, which made the short playtime feel more packed. Cons: ❌ Would’ve Liked More Connection: I kinda wish there was a little more tying the three stories together—it could’ve made it hit harder overall. ❌ Very, Very Short: You can beat the whole thing in no time. It’s good while it lasts, but don’t expect a long night of scares. ❌ Only Two Endings Per Story: It talks about multiple endings, but really it’s just two per story. Would’ve been nice to have a few more twists. Conclusion: As a big horror fan, I honestly had a blast with Tales of the Forgotten. Sure, it’s simple and short, and yeah, not every story is as strong as the others—but I still enjoyed every single one. It’s the kind of quick horror fix that’s perfect when you just want something spooky without committing to a huge game. Score: 9 out of 10 cursed laundry tokens—short, spooky, and absolutely worth picking up if you love horror. 🧺👻
Jeu simple, pas forcément très abouti graphiquement, mais que j’ai malgré tout bien aimé. L’ambiance et l’histoire font le travail et donnent envie d’aller jusqu’au bout. Pour l’instant, je ne sais pas s’il y aura d’autres épisodes, mais le potentiel est là.
Pretty good stories.
All three tales in this game are amazing, they all feel unique have different types of scares and each of the stories are interesting as well as they all have two endings. I really hope they add to this. Pros: + 3 very different stories + All stories are interesting and creepy in their own right + I love when short indie horror games are put into collections + The spooks in each story are very different from each other Cons: - Didn't really think there was any Full Playthrough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHfD8yX0E20&list=PLFX8__j-XyToY8FHO3GrQbMX9y2-TISiP Steam Curator Page: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/10995314-Szamer's-Collection/
Ezt kijátszom hiszen az első fejezet sem volt hosszabb 20 percnél :) Köszönöm az ingyen kulcsot a fejlesztőknek :)
"Tales of the Forgotten" is a collection of 3 different short horror games, all using a PS1 era visuals. The one i played was really enjoyable (and you can see in the video how i am getting first the bad and then the good ending), so i can only hope that the other two will be at least as good. Actually, i am about to play them this Friday :P Video: https://youtu.be/Rnkwu5mWUwM
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