Let Them Fall

About

Let Them Fall is a single player casual strategy game. It was developed by Marcin Kubala and was released on October 29, 2023. It received negative reviews from players.

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.

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Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 20 reviews

stability4 negative mentions

The game has a fun and simple concept that evolves into complex variations, making it engaging.
Visually appealing with cute graphics and enjoyable physics mechanics.
Offers both vertical and horizontal building options, allowing for creative factory designs.

The game is plagued with bugs, including crashes and issues with the GUI that hinder gameplay.
Lacks essential mechanics such as mass deletion of structures and has a tedious construction process.
Progress can be frustratingly halted due to save issues and unresponsive elements, making it hard to enjoy the game.

stability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game has been criticized for its significant stability issues, with frequent bugs affecting core mechanics such as the functionality of presses and conveyor belts. Players report that these problems hinder gameplay, leading to frustration and a perception that the game was released prematurely.
- “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).”
- “Or 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).”
monetization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The monetization strategy is straightforward and reminiscent of typical mobile ad models, offering a simplified version of what players might expect from similar games like Lumber Tycoon.
- “The monetization strategy feels like a cash grab, with constant prompts to spend money on in-game purchases.”
- “The game is riddled with ads and paywalls, making it frustrating to enjoy without shelling out extra cash.”
- “It feels like the developers prioritize profit over player experience, leading to a heavily monetized environment.”
gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The gameplay is criticized for lacking essential mechanics, particularly the inability to delete entire constructions at once, which can hinder the overall user experience.
- “The game lacks some basic mechanics, such as the ability to delete whole constructions instead of just single squares.”
- “The gameplay is hindered by the absence of essential features, like the option to remove entire structures rather than just individual tiles.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect tedious, as it requires erasing one section at a time rather than allowing for mass erasure, leading to a frustratingly slow process.
- “You can't mass erase; you have to erase one section... each... tedious... section... at... a... time.”