Forgotten Hill

Forgotten Hill is FM Studio’s long-running horror-puzzle universe. The official hub gathers games, walkthroughs, stories, merchandise, and a console release, all orbiting a grotesque adventure series built for players who like their point-and-click mysteries a little off-kilter.

What is Forgotten Hill?

Forgotten Hill is not interested in making you comfortable before it hands you a puzzle. The official hub acts as a gateway to its games and their larger strange universe, with a useful supply of walkthroughs ready for the moment a clue becomes too delightfully unreasonable. FM Studio describes the project as its longest-running grotesque adventure series, and its First Steps collection ties together early entries Fall, Puppeteer, and Surgery with added material. The series structure is part of the appeal: there are individual puzzle adventures to choose from, but also a recurring setting with stories and characters waiting around the next disturbing door. This is a good place for someone who enjoys escape-room logic with a deliberately eerie visual mood and does not mind checking a walkthrough when the hill starts keeping its secrets too well.

What you can do there

• choose a game
• solve puzzles
• watch official walkthroughs
• follow series stories

Why we picked it

Forgotten Hill makes a strong case for the humble point-and-click puzzle as a vehicle for atmosphere. The collection feels like a cabinet of curious horrors: each game promises a new lock to open, while the wider setting invites you to keep peering into the next drawer.

How to get the most from it

Start at the official game hub and choose an entry that catches your interest. Work through the puzzle scenes at your own pace, and use the site’s official walkthrough videos if a clue stalls the adventure. Check each game’s own page for platform and content details.

Good to know

The developer calls Forgotten Hill a grotesque adventure series, so its horror tone is an important part of the visit. The main hub also links to console material, merchandise, and walkthrough videos. Research did not play a specific entry, so individual-game intensity and controls are not verified here.

Who made it, and when?

FM Studio is the credited creator or organization.