Play it without any prior knowledge. It's the best way to experience this.

This game has an amazing story and really makes you feel and see what consequences your actions can cause. I have played a lot of Skyrim and when i want something i just steal it but if you do that in this game it triggers the sinners. Also, it says there are only 4 endings but depending on how to choose to play the game and interact with the people around you it feels more like 5-6 endings. I normally do not get emotional about games, but this one made me tear up at the end of ending 4.

All in all, I give this game a 10/10.

One of the Narrative driven adventure games ever

Forgotten City is a creative and engaging game. I played without quest markers, which I definitely recommend. I stumbled upon one of the endings quite early, but was able to backtrack and continue playing for a while afterward. Total playing time for me was 12 hours. Great game, especially if you enjoy ancient history and have a basic idea of Roman culture.

Groundhog day ancient roman style that was thoroughly enjoyed!

Phenomenal game, very difficult to review without spoilers but a very satisfying and amazing narrative experience that is so good that you'll be able to overlook the jank of the animations graphics and combat highly recommended

More games like this please

This was a magnificent experience. Time-looping done incredibly well with an intriguing story, puzzles that are hard but are eminently solvable, and an ending that is satisfying and cathartic. This is a gold standard (pun not intended) for effective use of narrative. I particularly enjoy the option that opens up that means you don't have to repeat every single action every time you loop back - simple, elegant, but something that could have been easily overlooked, and which immediately sets this above more complicated games like Deathloop in my personal opinion.
Effective music, compelling set design, and while the graphics are not super-high end, chew-up-your-graphics-card quality, they do exactly what is needed for this game.
Massive recommendation from me.

Fun game that makes you think. A bit short, not much replay value after you get all endings and achievements, but worth playing anyway.

If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to be stuck in a time loop in ancient Rome, “The Forgotten City” is your golden ticket—literally. Sure, there are a few bugs here and there, but hey, even the Colosseum had a few cracks.