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Flatland: Fallen Angle
by seethrustudios
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Flatland: Fallen Angle
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Description
Inspired by a 19th Century novella, Flatland: Fallen Angle is the noir-esque tale of an isosceles triangle on the run from the law and hungry for revenge! Over ten astonishingly two-dimensional levels, the player must negotiate the various neighbourhoods of Polygonometropolis, and use their angles to slice, splinch and shatter anyone who gets in their way! The gameplay feels a little bit like Pacman, and the narrative approach is reminiscent of Bastionโbut it all adds up to an absolutely unique short-form game experience!
How to Play
Arrows to move, mouse to aim, spacebar to dash.
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Comments
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PJ6211
Aug. 14, 2013
Before I had a chance to appreciate a showdown, the boss died smashing himself on my broken ass.
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thelizardreborn
Aug. 16, 2013
You could really explore Abbott's Flatland concept by adding a "first person" mode.
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We actually talked about that, but figured it'd mostly just make it annoying and horribly difficult. The game was designed to be a pretty small project, so anything like that got shelved. Maybe if we do a sequel... :P
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EPR89
Aug. 14, 2013
Great story, well narrated, awesome music and a very interesting combat mechanic. Being small and pointy is pretty much ideal. At one point the enemies cut me up pretty badly. I was essentially only my heart and a line. Even triangles - the toughest enemies in the game - killed themselves when they tried to chase me down. They killed themselves on my ARSE!!! My behind is a deadly weapon. HELL YEAH!!!
By the way, what is the novel called?
The original novel was called "Flatland: A romance of many dimensions". It was written by Edwin A. Abbott in 1884.
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Stending
Aug. 12, 2013
Where can we get the music ? It's really beautiful and atmospheric.
Head to http://www.seethroughstudios.com/flatland-nostalgia/ - all the extras (including a soundtrack) are there!
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kanzakill
Aug. 09, 2013
This is literally the edgiest game I have ever played, haha. 5 for innovation.
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