MTB - Don’t be fooled by the vibrantly-colored screenshots, because Do Not Fall is a very challenging experience. Brought to you by XPEC Entertainment, Do Not Fall is an action-platformer where the title pretty much explains it all. In this quirky and complicated 3D platformer, you’ll find yourself running through stages collecting keys to unlock the final gate, all while trying to not fall into the infinite abyss below each stage. While initially I found the Do Not Fall very frustrating, overall I got a feeling of accomplishment as I made my way through the difficult stages of the game, making for an often rough, but enjoyable, experience.
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Lucky you. I already own all the Vita games worth owning, imports included. Once Celceta comes out, I'm afraid the platform won't have much of anything left to interest me.
I was hoping for some meaty announcements at TGS, but nothing really caught me eye.
Not really. I haven't finished the first one. I just don't like the controls. I think the Vita's analog sticks are too small to grant the kind of sensitivity third and first-person action games require.
I am downloading Rayman : origin as we speak,
I am excited, havent played Rayman since .. damn i cant even remember Rayman 2 or 3 on PC years ago.
It's a great game you will be blown away by the graphics they are all hand drawn.
havent played since ps1. cant wait its DLing right now. maybe itll revamp my interest in this franchise.
Might be time to pull the trigger on DS3. First 2 were good but kept hearing bad things about 3 so held off. Even if it does suck $30 isn't to bad.
GN - "The next time I get a drink out of a vending machine, I am going to imagine that there are cute creatures inside, risking life and limb, hopping through an obstacle course of falling blocks and death traps to get me my delicious drink. That is the premise of Do Not Fall, or at least that’s what I have been able to gather from my time with the game."
Upon first glance, it is not hard to see the Japanese influence in Xpec’s Do Not Fall, but it suits this game very well.
