Fallen Tear: The Ascension

Game's fun. Thumbnail of the game got me curious of the story after having played the game a bit, and motivates me to keep playing whenever I have the time.

Fallen Tear: The Ascension is one of the most enjoyable Metroidvania games I've played in a long time. It captures the feeling of exploration that makes the genre so addictive while adding its own charm through beautiful hand-drawn visuals, memorable characters, and smooth movement. Overall experience has been incredibly fun, and it's clear that a lot of passion went into making it. If you're a fan of Metroidvania games, Fallen Tear: The Ascension deserves a spot alongside some of the genre's modern favorites. It's a fantastic adventure that I can easily recommend to anyone who enjoys exploration, platforming, and rewarding progression.

This is a visually stunning Metroidvania that blends fast-paced combat, rewarding exploration, and a heartfelt story into a memorable adventure. Its hand-drawn art style, smooth gameplay, and RPG-inspired progression make exploring its interconnected world both exciting and satisfying. While a few rough edges remain, the game's creativity, charming characters, and ambitious design make it an easy recommendation for fans of the genre.

Amazing game! The mechanics and the art work are fantastic. Cant wait to play the full game.

First and foremost I am new to the Metroidvania genre and so far this game has already got me interested in playing it. It brings back some nostalgia for me with its art style that really got my dopamine hitting which just keeps me continuing to play some more. If you have played platformer games from you were young, y'know what I'm talking about. Art style aside, the character and mob designs is unique (in my opinion) where does not resemble a lot of other similar fantasy games that is saturating the game market as of late but also gives off this "retro" or "old" style of fantasy design that, as I mentioned before, brings nostalgia to me. Haven't progress much but the story is good so far and it made me kept going to see some more (Love me some good'ol fantasy story). Gameplay and mechanics aren't complicated which is good for lil' old me that's trying a new game genre so I'm happy for that as well. All the traditional compliments aside, this game is quite optimized and smooth for me (though I do have a decent pc to run it) and there's no annoying stutters and delays that usually annoys me games so props to this game for that. The world is vast so I have more things to explore so maybe the "Easy" mechanics and "Traditional" storytelling might get deeper the more I delve deeper. A lot of content already without waiting for months for the story to progress? Heck yeah! A lot of "modern" games usually have that type of thing going on but I'm glad there's more traditional games coming along. In terms of sound, it's very good so far as the background music compliments the game rather than overwhelm it. Lovin' it so far so I give this a thumbs up.

内容管饱，上限极高，类银+rpg的结合达到了1+1＞2的效果，给到一个夯

Played for almost 6 hours, and tried to achieve each achievement, I can say that Fallen Tear: The Ascension takes the traditional Metroidvania blueprint and turns it into a beautifully animated trial where fate has already decided you are guilty ​The game drops you into the shoes of Hira, forcing you to carry a burden you never asked for. Right from the start, the narrative strips away your comfort—Miah and Ravn, ghosts of a peaceful life you can't go back to. Instead, the game forces you into the vast, indifferent world of Raoah—a massive, broken system where the rules are hidden, and the authority figures offer no answers. ​The real "WOW" factor here—especially for a gamer like me who lives for this type of masterpiece—isn't just the fluid combat or the slick exploration. It’s how the game weaponizes its scale. As you climb from the Godspire Shrine all the way to Hedwynn, fighting cosmic entities just to survive, you realize how beautifully cruel this world is. ​It breaks you down, strips away your hope, and leaves you in total isolation—only to hand you a blade and dare you to defy the gods. ​So, if you’re tired of playing by the rules of an indifferent sky, pick up the blade. Let’s see if you can survive the ascension.