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Tales of the Forgotten offers a compact but memorable horror experience, delivering three bite‑sized ghost stories in a retro PSX‑inspired style. Clocking in around 45–60 minutes for a full playthrough, this walking‑simulator takes you through everyday environments that quickly turn unsettling.

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Story 1: Mirror, Mirror
You’ve just moved into your dream home—until a restless spirit begins to reveal itself. With creaking floorboards, warped reflections and sudden jolts of tension, this opening chapter sets the tone perfectly. Simple puzzles and environmental cues keep you on edge as you uncover the house’s dark history and chase down multiple possible endings.

Story 2: Laundry Night
Alone in a late‑night laundromat, you assume you’re the only one there. That is, until a ghostly figure appears, begging for your help. The sterile, fluorescent backdrops and humming dryers create a surprisingly eerie atmosphere. By following cryptic instructions, you’ll piece together the ghost’s story—and face the consequences of each choice you make.

Story 3: Unfinished Business
Working the graveyard shift as a janitor in an empty office sounds dull—until it isn’t. Flickering lights and distant whispers lead you through deserted cubicles, where more than one spectral guest awaits. The escalating tension and layered audio design build to a satisfying finale, especially if you’re hunting all the secret conclusions.

Overall, Tales of the Forgotten feels crafted for horror fans who appreciate tight, focused scares and PSX nostalgia. Its multiple endings encourage replay, and each vignette brings its own unique flavor of dread. If you’re looking for a short, spine‑tingling trip through everyday haunts, this anthology is well worth a visit.