There is a bike mechanism that I could interact with, and was connected to a giant machine with a counter at 9999. In order to escape, you must go through some pretty simple, but interesting, platforming and puzzle solving. Your character is quite heavy, making for a slower paced and methodical experience. You can run and jump to cross greater distances, and can also grab onto edges. Platforming was never excruciatingly difficult, but stayed interesting and varied enough to keep things from getting boring.There is also lots of puzzle solving present in Black the Fall. While it starts out very simple with most puzzles coming down to switch flipping, early on, you gain control of a laser pointer “Designator Tool” that you can use to control other workers, and you can even use it to control a little robot dog-like sidekick you encounter partway through the game, who has an easier time getting through areas populated with enemies undetected.Puzzles are quite varied, and you’ll rarely be doing the same thing twice in the game. This Designator tool also has quite a sense of irony to it you are breaking out of a regime that is oppressive and controlling of people by using that tool to control and command your peers.The game’s sound and world design are also great. Whether you are in the dark and dreary starting area, or you are experiencing the outside world, the game visual design stays incredibly varied and detailed, and has a ton of depth. The world also uses its lighting and colors to aide the player almost every situation, with shadows sometimes being used to signifying things like an off-screen platform, and using the color red to clearly mark and enemy or obstacle.Whether you are in the dark and dreary starting area, or you are experiencing the outside world, the game visual design stays incredibly varied and detailed, and has a ton of depth.The sound is also very atmospheric, whether you are hearing the mechanical sounds of the world in the background or the chants or groan of this world’s inhabitants.
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