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From a UK based indie studio comes The Falling Sun, a first person, horror game set in post-WW2 Burma. The Japanese have withdrawn after the Allied victory and British forces regain control of the region, however when a small armoured column goes silent, a young lieutenant is sent on one last mission to find out what happened. Upon his arrival he is faced with horrors beyond that of the World War, will you be able to overcome them?
The Falling Sun provides a gripping story in a refreshing environment all the while keeping you on edge around every corner. The atmosphere will keep you on your toes, keep a keen ear and don’t always rely on your weapon to get you out of harm’s way.
With a series of acts you can immerse yourself in the game’s story through campaign mode; or even face the onslaught of horror in survival. Whatever you choose to do, keep your wits sharp. The game currently ships with two acts and a survival mode but further installments will be added without additional cost from the standard game price.
From a UK based indie studio comes The Falling Sun, a first person, horror game set in post-WW2 Burma. The Japanese have withdrawn after the Allied victory and British forces regain control of the region, however when a small armoured column goes silent, a young lieutenant is sent on one last mission to find out what happened. Upon his arrival he is faced with horrors beyond that of the World War, will you be able to overcome them?
The Falling Sun provides a gripping story in a refreshing environment all the while keeping you on edge around every corner. The atmosphere will keep you on your toes, keep a keen ear and don’t always rely on your weapon to get you out of harm’s way.
With a series of acts you can immerse yourself in the game’s story through campaign mode; or even face the onslaught of horror in survival. Whatever you choose to do, keep your wits sharp. The game currently ships with two acts and a survival mode but further installments will be added without additional cost from the standard game price.
System requirements for PC
Minimum:
- OS: Windows 7
- Processor: Intel Dual-Core 2.4 GHz
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: 512MB Dedicated VRAM
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 2 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c Compatible
Recommended:
- OS: Windows 7
- Processor: AMD Athlon II X3 450 3.2GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: 1GB Dedicated VRAM
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 3 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c Compatible
Last Modified: Oct 10, 2024
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Early Access Review Game has passed for an hour and very sorry spent time. Below I will describe my observations and comment on what I saw: The Plot During the appearance of the enemy be prepared for the noise and squashing (as if the direct ether from the toilet they will reach you). If possible, and better from the beginning of the game, reduce to a minimum the sound in the equalizer .
Running kills the movement speed by only 15 percent... is just as useless because of the tiny size of the locations.
Idiotic Overarms of the weapon, after a descent in every "new location". Bug Apparently, another explanation for what reason this added to the game do not have.
First aid Kits also work if the character has 100% KP.
The Notes are found in the game are of informational nature... But there is one "but". After lowering the graphics of the game, the text is lubricated, which does not allow to understand the happening around chaos in principle.
There is no point in trying to shoot the enemy in the head in order to save a few bullets, because the game does not provide increased damage when you go to some parts of the body.
P.S. the benefit of even shoot in the head is not necessary to kill forever (I recall movies/games, where the mandatory way of killing zombies was the destruction of the center of thinking in the brain).
In this in-game all through ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ and even ammunition. Pick up 3 or 4 cartridges from the clip, so that after you spend all on one approaching to you goal...
One weapon in the form of a pistol from the start for the whole game. Well, though not with a shovel go. What then in the menu in addition to the pistol on the table are grenades and a revolver, but in the game they do not appear at all?
Pseudo-Survival mode is the Essence of shooting enemies until one time, either the character, or the place where he is shot. How much in the clip of 11 cartridges remained ammunition is simply not visible, as opposed to the plot... Have to recharged at every opportunity and risk the loss of precious time (the creatures are approaching no matter what you are busy at one time or another). Cartridges are not really endless. They appear periodically in the place of your dislocation, but not in the same place. Why even this mode!? It's Like a completely sober game that's going to get better. Also the TOP3 table is on each of the 3 survival cards, and without the Nikov (!). What's the point? Oh Yes, it's another garbage game purely for getting cards--which can make sense.
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