- October 29, 2023
- Marcin Kubala
Let Them Fall
26%Game Brain Score
stability, gameplay
36% User Score 22 reviews
Platforms
About
In "Let Them Fall," master the art of conveyor belt operation in a high-tech factory, delivering diverse objects to the target zone. With increasing complexity and crowded maps, strategic planning and quick reflexes are crucial to prevent accidents and maintain smooth object flow. As you gain experience, meet challenging objectives by managing space and colors of the objects.





Audience ScoreBased on 22 reviews
stability4 negative mentions
- The game has a cute aesthetic and looks nice.
- It offers a unique concept of building with both over and under options for conveyor belts.
- The physics mechanics are enjoyable to watch, especially when things jam.
- The game is plagued with bugs, including issues with the GUI and conveyor belt mechanics.
- Progression can be frustrating due to save issues and the inability to mass delete or replace sections.
- The gameplay can become tedious, requiring manual placement of every conveyor corner and frequent element switching.
stability
4 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game has been criticized for its significant stability issues, with frequent bugs affecting core mechanics such as press functionality and conveyor belt operations. Users report that these problems severely hinder gameplay, suggesting that the game may have been released prematurely despite its evident flaws.
“It's buggy; the press doesn't work as intended most of the time, and the conveyor belts are getting cluttered with elements that are not picked up by the presses, which makes the presses even less effective.”
“Did you tell yourself, 'Yup, it's buggy as hell, but let's just release it anyway, it can't be that bad, right?'”
“It's buggy; the press doesn't work as intended most of the time, and the conveyor belts are getting cluttered with elements that are not picked up by the presses, which makes the presses even less effective.”