Forgotton Anne

Forgotton Anne Forgotton Anne is a story-rich adventure where you play as Anne, an enforcer in a magical forgotten world. Solve puzzles, make choices that shape the plot, and help artifacts return their owners home.

Forgotton Anne

Forgotton Anne is an adventurous game set in a mysterious world that’s been forgotten. You play as an enforcer of this strange realm, tasked with putting an end to forgotten items that crave attention—and helping them return to their owners. To clear each level and earn rewards, you’ll need to time your actions by pressing the right buttons for things like running, jumping, and gliding/soaring.

As you suppress these artifacts, you’ll uncover different moments and decisions that can shift how the story unfolds. The game also supports gamepad controls. If you prefer, you can change the button layout to match your preferred setup.

Key Features

A story-driven magical world
Inside the plot is a magical place where everyday objects have a “voice” and a wish to be remembered. You step into Anne’s role as she deals with the trouble created by these forgotten items. The objects don’t just sit around—they can cause obstacles through puzzles, and your job is to solve them. Once you complete a puzzle, the game guides you toward what to do next.

Anne’s mission
Anne is a girl who becomes lost in this magical world, where she must follow the orders of Bonku, her master. Bonku’s goal is to stop the chaos caused by forgotten objects so it doesn’t interfere with his work. In return, Anne is promised a way back home.

As the puzzles grow more challenging, it signals that Anne is getting closer to reality. Every time you finish the puzzles, new stages unlock so you can keep moving forward. Throughout it all, your main objective remains clear: get Anne back home.

Visuals, story, and presentation
One of the most standout aspects is the game’s artwork and narrative style. Characters and objects are crafted with vivid detail, giving the feeling of both playing a game and watching an animated cartoon. Transitions are smooth and natural, and the world doesn’t feel clunky or artificial. The game also voices character dialogue, and the soundtrack leans toward a classical-style tone. Even when you pause to take a screenshot, the moments look like they belong in a well-made cartoon scene.

Controls and Gameplay Tips

• Touch controls: Use gestures on your phone screen to control Anne’s movement, including walking, running, and jumping.
• Gamepad support: The game can be played with a controller. You can remap buttons via the settings to better match your play style.
• Discover Anne’s power: While searching for a way home, you’ll uncover Anne’s special abilities—use them to improve your approach and efficiency.
• Choose the outcome: Anne’s actions influence whether the magical world rests peacefully or remains disrupted by forgotten objects.

Player Comments

• “I really loved this game. From the storyline to the gameplay, it felt carefully planned and well executed. It’s not overly difficult to play, and it still stands out as something unique on mobile. I’d love to see more games like this. Great job!”
• “I really love the game—the story is interesting and the visuals are incredible. I’m looking forward to more content, like the new project you mentioned called Forgotlings. One concern, though: I’ve been getting sudden crashes and kicked out after about 6–9 minutes of play. It might be my low-end device, but I wanted to check whether it’s the game or just my phone.”
• “I played it on Xbox One and the story is awesome—even if it slightly reminds me of Cool World and Christmas in Tinseltown. The animation is smooth and the direction is excellent. The puzzles can be frustrating at times because they don’t always explain things upfront, but they’re still enjoyable. There are some shortcomings, but they’re hard to notice with all the other great elements. Can’t wait for a (spiritual) sequel!”



• “One of the most beautiful and fluid games I’ve ever played. I love steampunk, drawing, and creative storytelling, and this seems to have it all. I finished the demo and had to buy the rest (which I almost never do). You can tell these developers put real heart into the game—sounds, music, and voice acting are amazing. The idle animations are great too. Updates? More?”

Walkthrough: Anne’s House

• Go left to the balcony and check all five hotspots.
• Leave the balcony, go down all the stairs, then go down the ladder.
• Interact with the lit tank.
• Distill the anima (tutorial). Press :square: to open anima options.
• Climb the ladder, go up one more level, then enter the door at the top of that staircase.
• Place the anima into the dispenser.
• Climb the ladder and pull the lever.
• Exit this room and return to the bedroom.
• Turn on the lamp beside the bed — “Afraid Of The Dark (B)” unlocked.
• Go back downstairs and speak with Bonku in the mirror.
• Try to ex…