Overview
- Number of Players
- 1 (Single Player)
- Genre
- Release Date
Switch eShop
14th Dec 2017, $14.99
9th Jan 2018, £11.99
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Review Black The Fall (Switch eShop)
Escape the system
Inspired by Romanian communism and '90s sci-fi universes, Black The Fall is an atmospheric puzzle-platformer developed by Sand Sailor Studio – a Bucharest-based independent game company that was originally founded in 2014. The concept came about as a way to express rebellion against the mechanisms of a heavily corrupted system,...
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About The Game
Freedom is Control
After decades of toil, an old machinist plots his escape from the oppressive grasp of the Communist regime. Through hidden passages, shadow and grief, he struggles. Ingenuity, reflexes and deception are his tools. Along the road, he befriends the most unlikely creature, an abandoned little robot. Could they escape this bleak and deadly world, together?
- Unravel the puzzles buried within the oppressive atmosphere of a dystopian dictatorship
- Harness the power of a stolen designator tool to manipulate both man and machine
- Befriend a lonely lost robot and earn its loyal companionship
- Take your shot at overthrowing a Communist State inspired by real world events
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