Black The Fall is an atmospheric side-scrolling shooter with puzzle solving elements. An odd and unexpected black and white dream inspired by a childhood passed behind the Iron Curtain. Discover an industrialized long lost world living in the shadow of the totalitarian state. Everyone should be regarded as a potential enemy, an informer, a criminal. Amnesic and unaware of circumstances which brought you into this place, you begin your journey which should reveal the mystery. Moving through a peculiar world you'll have to kill in order to survive, to solve different puzzles and to learn when to be brave and when to hide. An early-access version of the game was released on Steam in June of 2014, as well as campaign through Kickstarter in the same year.
After decades of toil, an old machinist plots his escape from Communism, through manipulation and scheming. Along the road, he befriends the most unlikely creature, an abandoned robot. Could they solve the puzzles and flee this bleak world together?
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| Idioma | Interfaz | Voces | Subtítulos |
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I got this game a while back and playing it off the back of INSIDE, it left no impression on me. I uninstalled and got sidetracked with another game. Black the Fall is a very decent 2.5D game. I am really glad I did not just push through it as I would have been far less interested in it than I am now having been starved of a decent game from this genre for a while. ----------- PROS + stylish. this game is oozing style. The black and red communist colours, the backdrops, the stereotypical dystopia is nailed bang on. + out of the box. A lot of the puzzles will require you to do some lateral thinking and I love it when a game takes old classic puzzles and flips them so hard that even though they are still the same thing, they appear completely different to us. + sense of world without language. As with all of the best 2.5D games the lack of dialogue or written notes doesn't seem to
1st of all I'll start by saying that I'm Romanian, so I'm biased about the feeling and atmosphere of the game. I've bought the game because I loved Inside and Limbo and wanted to support our fellow devs. What I got was a good sidescroller puzzle if you're not familiar with comunist history of Romania, and a piece of art if you were born and raised under the regime. Technical stuff is pretty straightforward, nice minimalistic graphics and very well done atmosphere, decent and "opressive" music and sounds, polished and good controls. The overall game is very good, especially if you liked abovementioned Limbo/Inside titles. Now, for the feeling, this is really something that will bring back memories. There are many references to our history and in the end of the game you'll have a nice surprise ( Spoiler alert: some real pictures from our history, past and more recent) The stores in the g
In a bundle = Thumbs up Full Price = Thumbs down Whilst other reviewers are comparing it to Limbo, it's not really in the same league. It plays more like an old Amiga game than a modern platform puzzler - It has a disatopian touch of Abe's Oddysee, the pace of Another World (if it's your kinda thing). It's short, it's ok. Go into it with low expectations and you might be pleasantly surprised.
For non-Romanians: more than decent platformer, atmospheric and clever, rigorously checking all dystopian tropes and clichés, perhaps a tad too derivative and uniform; frustration is a given, but eventually puzzles unfold in a logical way; story may be a bit obscure. For Romanians: sometimes it hits too uncomfortably close: a basement in which gray people watch a black and white VCR Bruce Lee movie, comforting a secret police (Securitate) tortured victim, a demolition crane near a crumbling church, a bus late at night overflowing with sardine-like stashed passengers, a roomfull of corpses; it's brilliant at times, it's actual and, especially in its depiction of a city at night, opens a frightening window of what might have been; even so, as a science fictional extrapolation it's neither convinvicing, nor plausible, given that communism in 80's Romania was a rather perfect illustration o
It's essentialy a Romanian game. You need someone to explain some things to you if you're not Romanian and want to fully enjoy this. It's also somewhat tied to the political climate at it's release, during a period of intense protests against the Social Democrat party (who is the direct continuation of the communist party after the revolution). It's a decent enough puzzle game simillar to Limbo. The athmosphere is great, it's oppresive, disgusting and stupid. People who lived in Romania before 1989 will attest that that is how the regime was. It's somewhat short for it's pricetag, but it's made by an indie developer, so I say it's worth giving a few extra bucks to support them. #muiepsd
Genre: Puzzle Platformer The Good: Black the Fall has fantastic artwork, atmosphere and scenery taking place in a futuristic oppressive regime where your goal is to escape. The puzzles and platforming are good and integrated nicely into the environments. The puzzles find the right balance of challenge, although a few gave me some problems. The game is heavily focused on trial and error, repeatedly dying to figure things out is a main part of the gameplay, luckily the checkpoint system is very generous so trying new things is never a problem. The Bad: A very short game, only taking me around 2 hours to complete the entire thing. Conclusion: A love these types of games, and if you’re a fan then I highly recommend you check this game out.
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