You know that feeling when your heart races, palms get sweaty, and you're 100% sure someone’s watching you from the shadows? Yeah, that’s Forgotten. I didn’t expect much when I launched the game for the first time — it’s Roblox, after all — but wow, it didn’t take long to suck me in. Inspired by Dead by Daylight and cult classics like Survive The Killer, Murder Mystery 2, and Forsaken, this game takes the best parts of asymmetrical survival horror and cranks up the tension to eleven. And trust me, if you're the kind of person who loves outsmarting your enemies or delivering some sweet revenge as the killer, Forgotten is your new obsession.
Before we get too deep into the madness, here’s something you’ll want to know — yes, there are codes in Forgotten. And they’re worth keeping an eye on. These promo codes give you free rewards, skins, and sometimes even a bit of extra in-game currency. They’re updated pretty regularly, so it pays off to stay in the loop.
Two Sides of Fear: Survivor vs. Killer
So, how does it actually play? Every match starts with a coin toss — metaphorically speaking — that randomly decides whether you’re a survivor or a killer. Playing as a survivor feels like being the underdog in a horror movie. You spawn into the map with just enough light to see what's ahead and a whole lot of panic behind every corner. Your job? Solve puzzles, activate generators, and get the hell out before the timer runs out… or before the killer finds you.
Let me tell you, that moment when I was crouching behind a crate with the generator just activated, and I heard the killer’s footsteps getting louder… pure adrenaline. I barely escaped that round, but the satisfaction of making it out alive? Unreal.
On the flip side, playing as the killer is an entirely different beast — literally and figuratively. The game hands you power, and what you do with it is up to you. You’re hunting, not hiding. Strategizing, not surviving. But it’s not as easy as it sounds — survivors can be smart. Some hide in places I wouldn’t have thought to check. Others bait you, looping around obstacles and leading you into dead ends. It’s a battle of wits more than anything.
The Map Design Deserves Praise
One of the things I noticed right away was the layout of the maps. Every corner feels like it could be safe — but rarely is. The design strikes a brilliant balance between open areas for escape and tight, claustrophobic zones where killers thrive. Each map feels handcrafted to create tension.
There was this one map — a sort of haunted schoolhouse — and I swear I’ve never felt more uneasy walking down a virtual hallway. Lights flicker, doors creak, and every sound makes you flinch. Add the killer’s eerie humming in the distance, and it’s a full-blown horror movie experience.
Playing with Friends Changes Everything
If you really want to test your friendships, play Forgotten with a group. When we jumped into a private match, the dynamic instantly shifted. Betrayal, mind games, yelling through voice chat — it was chaos in the best way. One friend always tried to be the hero, another one always ran the opposite direction at the first sign of danger. I found myself becoming the group’s unofficial “strategist,” coordinating generator repairs while watching our flanks.
There’s just something special about shouting “HE’S COMING” as you dive behind a locker while your friend screams and runs the wrong way. It's absurd. It's fun. It's unforgettable.
Strategy Over Muscle
Unlike some survival games where brute force wins the day, Forgotten leans heavily into strategy. Whether you're trying to find a safe route as a survivor or predicting movement patterns as a killer, there's a constant need to think on your feet. It’s not just about running or hiding — it’s about reading the room, watching player behavior, and using the map to your advantage.
I learned this the hard way in one match where I kept trying to fix the same generator. Rookie mistake. The killer figured it out fast, and let’s just say... I didn’t walk away from that round.
The Visuals and Sound Design Hit the Mark
For a Roblox game, Forgotten looks stunning. The lighting, shadows, and textures create a real sense of atmosphere. The use of color is minimal — mostly grays, blues, and deep shadows — but that’s exactly what makes the red glow of a killer’s ability or the flicker of a generator so effective.
But what really pulls you in? The sound. You don’t just hear the killer — you feel them. The distant thump of footsteps, the sudden sharp sting of a chase starting, even the soft ambient tones when you're alone — it all combines to keep you on edge.
Customization and Progression
I was surprised by how much you can customize in Forgotten. From different survivor outfits and killer skins to ability upgrades and perks, there’s a real sense of progression. You’re not just playing for survival — you’re playing to earn. The more matches you complete, the more options you unlock, and the deeper the strategy gets.
Also, remember those promo codes I mentioned earlier? They often unlock exclusive cosmetic items or give you a head start in earning points. It’s a nice bonus and something the devs seem to be really active about updating.
What Makes Forgotten Special
In a sea of copy-paste horror games, Forgotten has heart. It’s got that magic formula — tight gameplay, genuine tension, and just enough randomness to keep things fresh. Whether you’re jumping in for a quick match or losing track of time in a six-hour session, it never feels boring. Every game is different. Every player brings a new twist. And the fact that it’s on Roblox? Honestly, that just makes its polish even more impressive.
For me, the best part is that Forgotten doesn’t force you into a specific playstyle. You can be the sneaky survivor who hides behind lockers, the bold one who risks it all, the methodical killer who sets traps, or the relentless hunter who won’t rest until everyone’s down. It’s your horror movie — you get to write the script.
Final Thoughts
If you're even remotely into survival horror, give Forgotten a shot. It captures the essence of what makes these kinds of games so addicting — fear, tension, strategy, and just a little bit of chaos. It’s the kind of game that makes your heart race, your friends scream, and your adrenaline spike. What more could you want?
And hey, don’t forget to check for those codes. You’ll thank me later when you unlock that exclusive skin or snag some free points. I’m still hunting down the latest ones myself — just another reason to keep coming back for more.
So go on. Jump in. Just… don’t look behind you.