Helpful Hints for Forget-Me-Not
- When you’re first starting the game, the best thing to do is to get familiar with the basics. Don’t worry about grinding or trying to pick up consecutive flowers, just get a feel for how to move around and not shoot yourself.
- While you don’t need the key until you’ve collected all of the flowers, it’s a good idea to pick it up immediately when a stage starts. The key acts as a shield and can protect you from attacks from the rear.
- Until you get used to charge attacks, there’s no benefit to getting up close and personal with creatures. Pick them off from afar whenever you can.
- Watch out for creatures that are spawning in. If you are unfortunate enough to pass over the spot they’re generated in at the wrong moment, you will be instantly killed.
- Fruits are great for extra points, but if you’re looking to stay alive, pay careful attention to any potions the creatures may drop. They’ll do useful things like restore your health or power up your weapon.
- Avoid wrap-around hallways and warp tunnels until you get the key. You’ll only end up hurting yourself when your shots loop around.
- If an enemy starts blinking red, get away from them. They’re going to explode, taking out chunks of the maze and dealing heavy damage to you if you’re near.
- Don’t take too long to finish a level. An extremely powerful ghost will appear after a while and defeat you if you don’t get a move on.
The Making of Forget-Me-Not
Delve into the influences and early design directions of Forget-Me-Not.
Diving Deeper into Forget-Me-Not
Got the basics down? We’ll teach you to flower chain, charge attack, and try multiplayer mode.
You Cannot Forget: Forget-Me-Not
At first blush, Forget-Me-Not seems like a rather simple and straightforward take on the maze game concept popularized by Namco’s Pac-Man. After starting the game, you’re presented with a maze filled with collectibles that turn out to be flowers. A key rests somewhere in the maze, and a creature or two may be lurking around … Continue reading “You Cannot Forget: Forget-Me-Not”
