Thankfully, a magical, sentient bracelet is inexplicably wrapped around her arm, and Frey discovers the ability to cast powerful spells to defend herself as well as being able to use magic to traverse the sprawling and deadly landscapes of Athia. The story itself follows main character Frey Holland, who finds herself mysteriously transported from New York City to the amazing land of Athia. Nonetheless, for all that I’ve heard other people already ragging on Forspoken for its “bland” story, it really isn’t that bad, and given that this is a game and not just a book or movie, Forspoken makes up for it in other ways. It’s a very good story, even with a few problem spots and things that drag it down, and even though the late game reveal is very good, it might be a slog for some to reach that reveal. That isn’t to say that the story is perfect. Where once things were dark and grim, now they’re shone through with light and hope. However, once you’ve learned about those reasons, it turns everything you thought about this story on its head. In fact, for a majority of the game, it’s undoubtedly the worst part, but there are actual story reasons for that. Plot: The plot and script of Forspoken definitely has some weak points.
Hey all, I’m back with a review of one of the most highly anticipated games of the year.
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