The Fall Review

David brings our review for The Fall.

In recent years, crowdfunding has proved a popular platform for developers to raise vital funds for their projects, no matter how ambitious they might be. One of the many success stories of crowdfunding is Over the Moon – a small studio founded by John Warner in 2013. The studio reached 224% of its funding goal on Kickstarter within a couple of months, and went on to release The Fall on Steam in May 2014. Since then, the first episode of the three-part series has trickled its way onto consoles.

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Marty Greenwell

Marty has been gaming since the heady years of the ZX-81 and still owns most of the gaming systems purchased since those days, including the Atari 2600, ZX Spectrum, SNES, Jaguar, Dreamcast and GameCube. Being a collection junkie (or more accurately, hoarder), he buys more games than he can possibly play, far too many of which are still sealed in their packaging. Marty favours RPGs and Driving games when it comes to genres, and is possibly a little bit too addicted to Disgaea. When not gaming heâ€™s out frightening OAPs on his motorcycle, clad in black leather.

Review, The Fall, Xbox One

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