#Forgotten city mod walkthrough full

His body quickly turned to gold and he became a new statue. The assassin, who had intended to kill me, was struck by an arrow, shot by a golden statue now come to life.

His sin brought the statues to life around me.

The Golden Rule was real after all, and quite literal indeed. Or was it? The Forgotten City Review вЂ“ Abide by the Rule Looks like my time in this forgotten city was rather short lived. My chat with the assassin didnвЂ™t go great, and he deigned to kill me as well. Was it the slimy merchant keeping life-saving medicine from a dying woman? Was it those who wanted to challenge the magistrateвЂ™s power? What about the man preparing to commit suicide because of his situation? Wandering towards the baths-the place I had entered this city in its future ruined state-I encounter another new person an assassin on a mission to kill a certain individual believed to be part of a cult. My investigation continued, now on a mission from the magistrate to find out who intended to break The Golden Rule. Part of the fun of The Forgotten City is the ability-and need-to pressure test assorted claims to varying results. Talk about pressure, right? Still, thatвЂ™s a lot of talk for something I hadnвЂ™t seen with my own eyes yet. IвЂ™ve been told by the local magistrate that I was summoned because The Golden Rule had been broken, and I was brought to the day it happened in order to prevent it from occurring. The city exists within a tenuous caste system, a hierarchy nobody wants to threaten for fear of breaking The Golden Rule and invoking its ominous unseen wrath. So I spend my earliest moments getting my bearings learning the city layout, talking to the various citizens to learn important knowledge and trying hard not to piss anyone off or inadvertently вЂњsinвЂќ myself. As the newest citizen, I am presumably subject to this law, something IвЂ™d rather not test out. After all, you must have implicit trust in everyone, while also not being able to trust a single person. Thus far, everyone seems to live in a harmonious balance, a teetering knifeвЂ™s edge that makes you wary of everyone around you. Should even one person within the city sin, everyone would be punished. I quickly discover that those who find their way to the city are unable to find a way out, and that they are all governed by something called The Golden Rule, a law that ties the fate of everyone in the city to an individualвЂ™s sin. Suddenly the ruins arenвЂ™t so ruined, and I find myself thousands of years in the past, at the height of this great cityвЂ™s prominence. Golden statues litter the environment in various horrifying poses, looking like a rich manвЂ™s version of Pompeii. The mystery starts quickly as I pursue another explorer into an ancient temple and find myself trapped underground in the ruins of an ancient Roman city with no way out. And once it has its hooks in you, the pull of this perfect civilization wonвЂ™t let you go. The Forgotten City is a narrative adventure, a mystery that springs from a lost underground city, thousands of years old. But this isnвЂ™t an RPG, and the combat that it does feature is rather secondary overall. At the outset, similarities are there sure.

#Forgotten city mod walkthrough full

While The Forgotten City did spring from an extremely popular quest mod for Skyrim, the full game is far from the mod and the game that sprouted the seed of an idea that was ultimately reimagined into what it is now.