All Walls Must Fall - A Tech-Noir Tactics Game

The game is lgbtq propaganda, can't recommend. Without it the game would have potential

All Walls Must Fall – A Tech-Noir Tactics Game, developed and published by inbetweengames, is a bold and unconventional entry in the tactics genre that blends strategic planning with rhythmic, almost hypnotic execution. Set in a stylized version of Berlin in 2089—where the Cold War has stretched into a dystopian future—the game casts players as agents capable of manipulating time in order to prevent a looming nuclear disaster. It’s a premise that immediately signals something different, and the game fully commits to that difference through both its mechanics and its atmosphere. The most defining feature of the experience is its time-rewind system, which fundamentally reshapes how tactics gameplay is approached. Instead of committing to decisions and dealing with their consequences, players are given the ability to rewind actions, adjust positioning, and rework entire encounters before finalizing them. This turns each mission into a kind of strategic puzzle, where experimentation is not only allowed but expected. You can test risky moves, observe enemy reactions, and then refine your approach until everything aligns perfectly. The result is a gameplay loop that feels more like craf…

This game is good at teaching you the tutorial but after that, the learning curve gets a little out of hand. Time management can get a little hard to understand and if you are not careful, you will be playing the same mission 10+ times just to try and get through it. If you like decently punishing tactical rpgs with a cyberpunk aesthetic I would highly recommend this game but it just wasn't the game for me.

All Walls Must Fall is a stylish tactical game set in an alternate version of 1980s Berlin where the Cold War has continued into the future. I play as a time-travelling agent sent into the city to stop a nuclear war, and the whole mission takes place during one night. The idea immediately caught my attention because it combines tactical combat with time manipulation, espionage and a futuristic version of Cold War Berlin. The time system is easily the most interesting part for me. I can rewind events and change what happened, which means mistakes do not always have to end a mission. I can use time to manipulate situations, gather information or approach encounters differently. It gives the tactical gameplay a much more unusual feel than simply moving characters around a grid and attacking enemies. The setting is another major strength. The game mixes neon lights, techno music, surveillance and Cold War paranoia to create a distinctive tech-noir atmosphere. Berlin feels like a place where I am constantly being watched, and the futuristic technology fits surprisingly well with the historical setting. The combination of 1980s culture and advanced technology gives the game a personali…

X-COM meets Dishonored with a time travel theme, this game has a lot of cool ideas that are ambitious beyond the resources of the developer. I would be interested in more from this dev, but it looks like they are inactive at the time of this posting. (2026) It's free now so you should just play it if you're intrigued.

The game is awesome, I can make my grandpa say homoerotic stuff, kill Nemesis by just going back in time, and all the game is free. I still dislike the bitchass snon of a clown agent on the ending, but I really like the game a ton