
Let Them Fall is a dynamic puzzle-strategy game. Transport objects using conveyor belts to the target zone. With each level, the game gets tougher with diverse shapes, colors, and limited space on procedurally generated maps. Will you take up the challenge?
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Languages: English*, Polish**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 20 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I want to like this game but the GUI is bugged. Blocks get placed in a different orientation than shown. Blocks line-snap placed through the transparent tutorial can stay green (highlight only) and be uninteractable. Blocks under press claw cant be interacted with after moving the press. This can get so bugged you can't exit the game because the confirm quit prompt can't be interacted with.
Can't recommend at this at this time because I can't progress pass the point where I get the T-junction for splitting pipelines. My saves are just not there when I come back (I tried twice). Don't get me wrong, this game has HUGE potential to be addictive, but falls short with some frustrating elements in the execution. It's physics based and some jams are really hard to clear, even with the G key. I can't delete tunnels two levels down so they are in the way forever. Unless I missed something, you can't just replace a section with another, you have to delete the section, navigate to the one you want, the insert it into the spot desired. You can't mass erase, you have to erase one section...each...tedious...section...at...a...time. Dev, I will come back every now and then to see how this is progressing, but you need to fix some stuff that people are mentioning in the discussion page.
pros: + it's cheap + it looks nice cons: - it's buggy (press doesn't work as intended most of the times, the conveyor belts are getting clustered with elements that are not picked up by the presses, which makes the presses even less effective) - lacks some basic mechanics (like deleting whole constructions, not just single square) - lacks some preferences (like switching off scrolling when cursor is close to edge of the screen) - there are no sounds in the game - it takes a lot of time to work out some details of the construction and after producing f.e. 50 pieces it is all just going into trashcan, because it is unusable in next level
A couple of questions for the devs if I may.... Did you even test this game? And if so, during your testing, when your game crashed, or when you deleted a conveyor line but some of the belts didn't actually delete, or when you added a conveyor corner and it actually added it in the totally wrong direction, or when the game suddenly crashed (mulitple times).... when any of these bugs happened during testing, did you stop and think to actually fix it first? Or did you tell yourself, "Yup, it's buggy as hell, but lets just release it anyway, it can't be that bad right? NO!! For all the gamers out there. This game is very broken. DO NOT BUY THIS GAME.
Really cool concept. I can already imagine myself preparing stuff for studies / work and having it run in background. It is exactly what you would expect from the mobile ads for Lumber Tycoon etc, just a little bit simplified.
Gra jest super. mała optymalizacja i będzie ok. są problemy z zapisami gry. po paru godzinach gry zaczynamy od początku ponieważ gra nie została zapisana
i would be loving this game, if i wouldn't have to put in every corner of every conveyor belt manually... just want to drag and drop the surveyors, like building a road in cities skylines, or like building a conveyor in satisfactory also, i want to be able to zoom out more, to get a good overview love the physics! unfortunately gonna refund now
It looks like cute factory puzzle game!
Very Cute little endless factory game. You start out with basic stuff, and slowly advance to the more, colorful, stuff over time. You complete tasks by dropping the requested thing into the "bin". In the popular factory building games you usually only have either the option to build under (Factorio) or over (Satisfactory) things with your belts, well in this, you get BOTH options to build a very tiered, and busy, lines. Its simple, yet fun cutting, coloring, merging all kinds of basic shapes and the physics is fun to watch when something jams.
It's shapez but 3D. Shapez is infinitely better. Also now feels abandoned
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