Fit check
Is The Forgotten Concluder worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Chinese wuxia fans who want a story-led RPG
- RPG players who enjoy lengthy dialogue and layered plots
- Players who prefer party battles with puzzles and hidden discoveries
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a fast-moving plot may bounce off the deliberately slow story progression.
- Players focused on modern character presentation may reject the dated models and action design.
- Players wanting every line voiced may be frustrated that only nearly 100,000 words are dubbed.
Our take on The Forgotten Concluder
The likely bounce point arrives during the slow-burning narrative, especially for players expecting immediate plot movement. A second wall appears in combat, where commands must be made in real time for a party of up to five against groups of up to ten enemies.
What is The Forgotten Concluder?
The Forgotten Concluder is a third-person 3D role-playing game set in a Chinese wuxia fantasy world.
Players follow Shen Zi-Jun, a teenager from an isolated valley, as he investigates an ancient secret and his own identity. The story contains more than 400,000 words of dialogue, with main and secondary plots, puzzles, hidden elements, and locations spanning historical Song Dynasty settings, underground areas, and high clouds. Its semi-real-time combat lets players command up to five characters against as many as ten enemies, with decisions made during battles. Nearly 100,000 words are voiced by more than 60 voice actors, while the vendor notes that not every line is dubbed. The vendor also identifies the character models and action design as dated.
How The Forgotten Concluder plays
- 01Large story campaign
- The script contains more than 400,000 words and includes multiple main and secondary plotlines.
- 02Party-based combat
- Battles support commands for up to five characters facing as many as ten enemies.
- 03Semi-real-time battles
- Combat requires decisions during encounters rather than relying only on turn-based actions.
- 04Exploration puzzles
- The world includes hidden elements, puzzles, and mechanisms that players can investigate and solve.
- 05Partial voice acting
- More than 60 voice actors recorded nearly 100,000 words of the script.
The Forgotten Concluder compared to similar games
Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition is presented as a 1999 story-focused RPG centered on an unconventional setting and characters, while The Forgotten Concluder uses a Chinese wuxia world, semi-real-time party combat, and puzzles. Back to the Dawn focuses on prison escape, investigation, crime, and survival, whereas The Forgotten Concluder follows a fantasy journey involving an ancient secret and features battles with up to five controllable characters.
The Forgotten Concluder: platforms & release
Is The Forgotten Concluder worth it?
It is worth it if: chinese wuxia fans who want a story-led RPG. Skip it if: players seeking a fast-moving plot may bounce off the deliberately slow story progression.
Where can I download The Forgotten Concluder?
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What platforms is The Forgotten Concluder on?
Windows only.
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