It is a touching story, and in the end you learn that it was made in memory of a real married couple. Forever Ago explores life topics not common in video games, such as how illness can change a loved one's behavior, and how such a fate is not difficult only for the patient but also for the person closest to them. From that side, the story is interesting and worth listening to, and for some it could be very emotional.

The first recurring problem in Dungeons 2 is the story. It is quite dry and transparent, the kind you forget as soon as the end credits finish. It all comes down to the Illagers discovering a new dimension, Sift, and exploiting its resources and inhabitants for their evil plan.

Well, six years later, someone has clearly opened their wallet. In other words, Mortal Shell 2 is mostly everything you want from a sequel: bigger, more content-rich, more practical, and more ambitious in every respect. The emphasis is mostly on the good, because with a bigger budget and bigger ambitions, Cold Symmetry managed to expand almost every good part of the original while also keeping a few problems that I had hoped they would leave behind in 2020.