Unlike some RPGs, where all the NPCs just wait around for the hero to show up and talk to them, time seems to pass in The Forgotten City. This is important to remember when you’re trying to figure out the game’s many puzzles. Time Loop TricksĪnything you do, whether it be speaking to a character or stealing an item, will stay with you when you go back through the portal and reset the time loop after you or someone else breaks the Golden Rule. Therefore, I encourage you to chat people up! This game is built around it’s characters and their philosophies, so you’ll cheat yourself out of a large part of the experience if you focus on going quickly to the ending.
Since you keep all the items you gain (and Galerius can do all your chores for you when the time loop resets) you don’t lose much or any progress when you reset the loop.
Thanks to the nature of the time-loop in the game, if you accidentally choose a dialogue option that changes your path or upsets a character, you can easily break the Golden Rule by stealing something or shooting someone with your bow, and then head through the portal to reset the time loop. The main reason the guide is built this way is for people to experience the full story as quickly as possible, and to help people who are stuck while progressing. This guide will only cover necessary dialogue, which means you’ll miss out on a lot of background and fun details if you only choose the dialogue options the guide tells you to. This section contains minor spoilers for The Forgotten City It’s also good to remember that at any point while playing, you can press and some golden butterflies will guide you to your next objective (assuming you have one selected, and it isn’t hidden). The crosshair makes aiming the bow much easier, while the Objective Markers naturally makes it simpler to find your way to your next task. It’s important to know that you can turn a crosshair, and the objective markers, on or off in the Interface section of the Settings menu.
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