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Posted Yesterday
Forgotten 23 is a dark sci-fi adventure – and it’s now available on GOG!

The Forgotten, a remote space station over Proxima Centauri b, is broadcasting a distress signal. With its orbit decaying, it's a matter of time until it crashes into the surface of the planet below. Only one person can avert a catastrophe: Engineer Max Novak, who just arrived at the station aboard a rescue ship and is immediately thrown into a life or death situation: The station’s crew has disappeared without a trace and the station is about to deorbit.

Now on GOG!
Posted Yesterday
Little late, but better than never, thanks KovalGames, indie.io & GoG.
Posted Yesterday
Still waiting for one of these to be based on the antics of a Space Station 13 round.
Posted 23 hours ago
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While I admit that space-themed games are quite the lure, time constraints being a central 'feature' of the game mostly obliterates any interest. That overarching sense of urgency would quickly plant the seeds of frustration, leading to abandonment.

I had viewed portions of a playthrough on YouTube, and, there does not seem to be anything that would counteract the aforementioned notion.
Posted 23 hours ago
23? I don't even remember the previous 22!
Posted 21 hours ago
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Palestine: While I admit that space-themed games are quite the lure, time constraints being a central 'feature' of the game mostly obliterates any interest.
That overarching sense of urgency would quickly plant the seeds of frustration, leading to abandonment.
Full agreement.
Posted 21 hours ago
Game on a timer -instant timed out interest.
Post edited 21 hours ago by dyscode
Posted 15 hours ago

caught in a relentless time loop with just 23 minutes (...)
Every loop reveals new clues and challenges, pushing him closer to unlocking the station’s hidden secrets.
I don't think this timer concept is as bad as some people here are trying to paint it.
23 minutes is still short enough, so that you can accept a (temporary) defeat and just try something else next time. It's not like you lose hours of progress.
Btw, other games have explored this game mechanism before. Just one example: Minit
Post edited 15 hours ago by g2222
Posted 13 hours ago
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GOG.com: Engineer Max Novak, who just arrived at the station aboard a rescue ship and is immediately thrown into a life or death situation: The station’s crew has disappeared without a trace and the station is about to deorbit.
Lesson to be learned for next Mark 24.

(Also, what have you done, having a human to save a deorbiting station is a major FUBAR)
Posted 5 hours ago
Hi :) I'm developer of Forgotten 23 :)
Thank you very much for your feedback on my game. It's very valuable for me!

Of course, I don't expect everyone to like the game and its mechanics, but it might be worth giving it a try and seeing what kind of atmosphere I've tried to create in game ;) This was my vision for the game- and I'm very proud of Forgotten 23 :)

All comments are very welcome! Creating an entire game as a solo developer over 18 months is no easy task, but it's you, the Players, who give me the most important feedback on how to create future games :) For which I'm very very grateful :)

Thanks so much!
Lucas / dev
Posted 5 hours ago
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KovalGames: Hi :) I'm developer of Forgotten 23 :)
Thank you very much for your feedback on my game. It's very valuable for me!
Hello Lucas,

A very relaxed and sensible response from you. Very likeable. I congratulate you on your game and wish you success with it. I'm currently testing a few games, but as soon as I'm done with them, I'll check out your game as well.

Best regards,
Kult
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KovalGames: Hi :) I'm developer of Forgotten 23 :)
Thank you very much for your feedback on my game. It's very valuable for me!
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kultpcgames: Hello Lucas,

A very relaxed and sensible response from you. Very likeable. I congratulate you on your game and wish you success with it. I'm currently testing a few games, but as soon as I'm done with them, I'll check out your game as well.

Best regards,
Kult
Thank you - I approach everything with calm and humility. That's the role of a game developer IMHO. I'm always open to suggestions and feedback—even the most negative ones. I can always learn a lot from them!

I hope you enjoy F23 :) Thank you!
Best!
Lucas / dev
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