The narrative won't linger with me, and I avoided combat in the open world often, but I loved making Frey leap and fly through Athia to discover all its treasure chests and secrets.' - Kyle Hilliard Inverse - 7/10 I sprinted, often literally, through the campaign in about 15 hours, and now I have a large world filled with nooks and crannies I'm eager to run through and explore.

'Forspoken's story and combat fail to reach the heights of its movement and exploration, but thankfully those two latter elements make up most of the experience. I enjoyed parts of it, but too often my fun was dragged to an unrewarding halt.' - Jordan Ramée Game Informer - 75/100 Combat is visually impressive but not all that engaging, and the excellent sound design and the catchy musical score are regularly undermined by unfunny quips from an unlikable protagonist. The lore of its world is interesting but delivered in a stilted expository manner, and the freeing sensation of taking off across the landscape in a magically-propelled sprint is sullied by the knowledge that there's nowhere to go or anything fun to do. 'Forspoken is a tricky game to recommend. On GameSpot's sister site Metacritic, Forspoken currently has a 68 score from 46 critics. 'Luminous Productions' action-RPG feels great when it allows you to really stretch your legs and magically parkour across its fantasy landscape, but combat is clunky and regular exposition too often stalls the action.'įor more critical analysis, you can read on to see what other critics have to say about Forspoken. 'It tells a largely forgettable story that sets up major stakes but fails to offer a compelling reason for why the player should care,' Jordan Ramée wrote in GameSpot's Forspoken review. Now Playing: Forspoken - Everything To Know By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's

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