The Fall Trilogy - Chapter 1: Separation (2009)

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www.gamezebo.com

01/2010
... Separation also shines when it comes to its presentation. The environments are detailed and feature subtle animations that make the world feel really alive, as opposed to the majority of static adventure/hidden-object games. The music and sound design also go a long way towards setting the tone for the game. The soundtrack is soothing and relaxing, and mixes quite well with the subtle, ambient sound effects. All in all it's a solid presentation that will help keep you immersed in the world. While the relatively easy level of challenge may turn off some, chapter one of The Fall is definitely a strong all-around package. It looks and sounds great, features a detailed world packed with plenty of mysteries to solve, and ends of a curious cliffhanger that is sure to keep you waiting impatiently for the next game in the series.
Note: 4/5
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Casual Gameplay@jayisgames.com

01/2010
Kheops has taken the look and feel of a large platform-style game and condensed it down into easier casual gameplay. A nice intro for those new to the genre, while being challenging enough for those who love the larger, more immersive experience of epic games. Beautiful, alluring, and fun to play, The Fall Trilogy Chapter 1: Separation is a promising start to a new series. Here's hoping the trend continues!
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Adventure Gamers

01/2010
The game looks great and has plenty of puzzles to keep you entertained; ending hints of an intriguing new direction to come.
Note: 3/5
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Double Games

01/2009
The chapter one of The Fall Trilogy is definitely an important contribution to the hidden object genre.
Note: 4/5
URL: http://www.doublegames.com/the-fall...

Join The Adventures (italian)

01/2010

Note: 5/5
URL: http://www.jointheadventures.com/th...

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