Game Information

Game Title: Monochrome Mobius: Rights and Wrongs Forgotten

Platforms:

• PC (Nov 16, 2022)

Trailer:

• Monochrome Mobius: Rights & Wrongs Forgotten - PV1 (EN)

Developer: AQUAPLUS

Publishers: DMM Games, Shiravune

Review Aggregator:

OpenCritic - 61 average - 23% recommended - 13 reviews

Critic Reviews

Cerealkillerz - Nick Erlenhof - German - 7.6 / 10

While Monochrome Mobius: Rights and Wrongs Forgotten has quite an extensive and interesting story with likable characters, the general pacing and longevity of the battles get in the way, as the game is simply far too long for that. However, Utawarerumono fans and JRPG lovers will still get their money's worth.

GameBlast - Ivanir Ignacchitti - Portuguese - 7.5 / 10

Monochrome Mobius: Rights and Wrongs Forgotten is a good RPG and Utawarerumono fans should enjoy its narrative a lot. However, there's a feeling that this work should have been better planned and various small fixes would help give it an extra push towards its potential. Even though it may not be worthy of being sung about in legends, it's a solid experience worth playing.

God is a Geek - Lyle Carr - 6 / 10

Monochrome Mobius: Rights and Wrongs Forgotten is a perfectly serviceable RPG, but with so many great alternatives it's hard to recommend.

IGN Italy - Majkol Robuschi - Italian - 6 / 10

A recommended appointment for those who have enjoyed the previous episodes of the series in the past, but it probably remains an all too simplistic and self-referential product for the simply curious players.

NookGaming - Thomas Knight - 7 / 10

Monochrome Mobius: Rights and Wrongs Forgotten is a difficult one to rate. It has an excellent story, better than a lot of other visual novels or JRPGs, but it is severely hampered by the dated gameplay and certain design choices. If you’ve played and loved all of the Utawarerumono visual novels, I’d recommend it. Even if I found myself often frustrated, I’d certainly sign up for any potential sequel after playing.

PSX Brasil - José Viana - Portuguese - 65 / 100

In an attempt by the developer to reach a larger audience, Monochrome Mobius: Rights and Wrongs Forgotten sins as a JRPG, with the story being one of its only saves.

Push Square - Robert Ramsey - 6 / 10

If you're in the market for a mostly typical JRPG, and you can stomach some low budget presentation along with slightly flawed gameplay, you could do a lot worse than Monochrome Mobius. It's one of those games that feels like a heartfelt effort, and that might be just enough to outweigh its problems.

RPG Fan - Izzy Parsons - 69%

Monochrome Mobius: Rights and Wrongs Forgotten lays a solid foundation, but its many flaws make it a game that is likely to only be welcomed by die-hard Utawarerumono fans.

RPG Site - James Galizio - 5 / 10

Monochrome Mobius is a solid first attempt at a JRPG from Aquaplus, but falters due to a number of plot, pacing and user interface concerns.

RPGamer - Luis Mauricio - 3.5 / 5

Monochrome Mobius: Rights and Wrongs Forgotten is an attractive first entry for newcomers while being an opportunity for fans to get to know the origins of some characters of the series. Using a classic RPG formula, the game has everything it should need to satisfy genre fans, yet it lacks a voice of its own as it takes no real risks.

Siliconera - Josh Tolentino - 6 / 10

Fans of Utawarerumono should still consider giving the game a shot, as the strength of its story and characterization makes the trip worthwhile. Everyone else, though, would be better served by playing the previous games first before they take the plunge.

The Games Machine - Nicholas Mercurio - Italian - 7.7 / 10

Monochrome Mobius: Rights and Wrongs Forgotten is an exciting and engaging JRPG, with an interesting and impactful story. More could have been done on the play system.

TheSixthAxis - Miguel Moran - 5 / 10

Monochrome Mobius: Rights and Wrongs is full of interesting nuggets of narrative revelations for fans of the long-running Utawarerumono visual novel series, but its pacing problems and lacking quality make it much less suitable for newcomers than it should be.