

Fall Fear Fly Redemption
Lobaki · 2017 · Action, Adventure, Indie, Casual, Sports
PC
3 user reviews67% · 3
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About Fall Fear Fly Redemption
Fall Fear Fly Redemption is an experience that immerses the player in worlds both realistic and surreal.
The developers of this game consist of students from one of America’s most impoverished towns. This Social Entrepreneur and Community Revitalization project has brought these students together as a team to learn the process of design, development, testing and release of a VR game.
You begin the game exploring a rocky cliff setting searching for the source of a “siren song”. The setting provides limited exploration possibilities and quickly leads the player toward the edge where they discover a beautiful and enticing whirlpool where the song is emanating from. Further exploration though is challenging as the cliff edge lies before you and you are very uneasy about examining the whirlpool further. When you do, and you will, you find yourself falling into an environment of wonder shared with strange creatures.
After transitioning through the “wormhole” you find yourself traveling through space toward an exotic and seemingly living landscape. Once you set down on the moon you will find a “galaxy bow” lying close by. Wield the bow to begin the Asteroid Archery challenge, with the countdown timer starting as you begin firing away at the asteroids circling you. You quickly realize that hitting the ones further away accelerates your score quicker but the ones nearby are less challenging to hit. Make your decisions strategically as time is running out. There are a couple of fun surprises if it occurs to you to shoot at elements other than the asteroids. When the time is up, you are presented with your current score and enticed to try again. You can spend hours chasing a higher score.
The developers of this game consist of students from one of America’s most impoverished towns. This Social Entrepreneur and Community Revitalization project has brought these students together as a team to learn the process of design, development, testing and release of a VR game.
You begin the game exploring a rocky cliff setting searching for the source of a “siren song”. The setting provides limited exploration possibilities and quickly leads the player toward the edge where they discover a beautiful and enticing whirlpool where the song is emanating from. Further exploration though is challenging as the cliff edge lies before you and you are very uneasy about examining the whirlpool further. When you do, and you will, you find yourself falling into an environment of wonder shared with strange creatures.
After transitioning through the “wormhole” you find yourself traveling through space toward an exotic and seemingly living landscape. Once you set down on the moon you will find a “galaxy bow” lying close by. Wield the bow to begin the Asteroid Archery challenge, with the countdown timer starting as you begin firing away at the asteroids circling you. You quickly realize that hitting the ones further away accelerates your score quicker but the ones nearby are less challenging to hit. Make your decisions strategically as time is running out. There are a couple of fun surprises if it occurs to you to shoot at elements other than the asteroids. When the time is up, you are presented with your current score and enticed to try again. You can spend hours chasing a higher score.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players appreciate the physics simulation and VR implementation, with some praising the ambitious scope for a student project. However, the main criticism centers on the content being too short relative to the price, with players feeling the experience doesn't justify the cost despite understanding the educational and commercial value the developers are trying to demonstrate.
To those who say this should be free, no it shouldn't. 99c is the right price. Remember, it's a school project - in order for the students to get a full grasp of the process from start to finish, it's very important that a price tag is added as the final part of the project. It shows the students that they're capable of developing a project AND put it up for sale. Think a little.4 found this helpful
Sorry to say but for 30 seconds of entertainment £3.50 is not worth it.3 found this helpful
Pretty amazing experience! The falling part was impressive and the physics simulation for the asteroid archery made it very fun and difficult! Can't wait to see what you will all do next with this as it is early access. I expect to see much more coming from these folks! Tested it on both the Vive and on the Oculus systems and it works great!2 found this helpful
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