Forgotten Fragments

68% is a fkn joke. Don't let them fool you!!! This game is just amaizing. I fell in love with this game last year I met it and the dev at gamescom and immideatly bought it when it came out and waited till this year gamescom 2 play it with a friend I meet once a year. It's challenging, rewarding and it gives us the feeling of achieving something with every lvl. Its a masterpiece 2 me.

This is garbage. You are locked in a tiny room and have to hit a ball into a goal with way to unprecise physics that if you take longer than 3 seconds you explode.

Shoutout to PR Hound for reaching out, and Binary Phoenix for providin a key for the game. I'm not good with writing short and concise texts, so I'll be rambling a bit. But I hope my experience can give others a better picture of how the game is :) It's been a while since we finished our playthrough so I might've forgotten some stuff, but this should cover most of it. (I didn't intend to write this much but here we are). Note that my experience is specifically from the co-op campaign, which is likely veeeery different from single player. TLDR: Hard puzzle-platformer that is very fun (and difficult) as a co-op experience. I would recommend playing single player before jumping into co-op. Use Assist Mode if the game feels too hard, it's really fun. Really nice pixel art. And the devs are really cool! [h2] Intro: [/h2] This was advertised to me as "think of Celeste, but with the ability to play with a bud". I don't necessarily feel this is a very accurate description of the gameplay (as there is no jumping tech or climbing), but I also don't really know what to compare this game to. I probably would not have gotten this game if not for PR Hound, as this isn't really my type of ga…

a Challenging game but winnable, i managed to finish the co-op version of the game, i liked the game and the mechanics and i would recommend this game, just remember, you gonna retry the map alot if you are new to this type of games

Forgotten Fragments is a precision platformer that focuses primarily on mechanics, physics and your ability to carry out your planned solution to the games many rooms/puzzles. I enjoy the purposely "clunky" control scheme and compare it to a game like Super Metroid where movement and precision do not come easily, they have to be practiced and learned, like learning a new language with your hands but not intentionally obtuse like Getting Over It. The game is not overly long to outstay its welcome. As frustrating as a level can be, it can also be overcome with patience and work. This is a better system than games like Always Up where a failure leads to soul crushing disappointment and re-treading of the same ground. Once a level is beat it stays beat and you continue your progress. The findable secrets in the level do a great job at further testing your mastery of the control scheme and ability to quickly move your character while throwing the orb, or using the orb to platform around the level seamlessly. The world bosses also add a nice element of brief challenge and change to the usual level. The single player campaign is easier than the Co-op one. You have yourself to depend…

Forgotten Fragments is a puzzle platformer developed by Binary Phoenix and published by Assemble Entertainment, combining precision movement, environmental puzzle-solving, and cooperative gameplay into a carefully structured adventure that emphasizes timing, coordination, and experimentation. Built around handcrafted challenges and a steadily evolving core mechanic, the game delivers an experience that rewards patience and persistence while offering a world filled with mystery and subtle storytelling. Rather than relying heavily on combat or narrative spectacle, Forgotten Fragments focuses on gameplay systems that constantly encourage players to think creatively and adapt to increasingly demanding situations. The game follows a journey involving characters named Enid, Ryder, and Dayen as they travel through mysterious locations in search of powerful fragments tied to a larger hidden mystery. Storytelling takes a quieter approach, allowing environments and progression to reveal information naturally rather than interrupting gameplay with constant dialogue or cinematic sequences. Ancient ruins, forgotten places, and remnants of a larger history help create a setting that feels myste…