Fallen Aces Reviews

the only issue with this game is that its not finished yet and i cannot wait for the full game to be finished its so damn good thank you new blood!

incredible game. really really immersive, and the art is just incredible. it's a little difficult at first (good thing) but once you get the combat down its not too complex.

I would recommend this game for those who like doom 1 and 2. As I find the games similar. The art style is incredible and cant wait for the full release.

INCREDIBLE game with a unique artstyle and amazingly cool atmosphere, story, and characters. Can't wait for more.

Lovely game. takes Long time for devs to update it. i got it around release and i still enjoy it cant wait for Work shop Support its worth the money so dont wait for sale

one of the most fun games ive played in a while with a few hours of action packed fighting and sneaking around for a great game with some good looks

9/10 now 10/10 when full game 11/10 when fullgame + replayable gamemodes

I will probably make more reviews as this game releases its episodes but this is the first game that has gotten me excited since playing cruelty squad,If you like immersive sims then this is for you. It's a great game that wants you to explore levels fully but also wants you to master its systems. I have beaten a level only using the dodge system and fists while going in loud the whole time. I have also beaten a level completely in stealth or only knocking out all the enemies i came across. Lots of secrets to find with a beautiful comic based art style in a Noir world.

Ten out of ten Twenty out of ten A thousand out of ten I loved playing this, and my only major complaint was that it had to end. I LOVE the level design, I love the gameplay loops, I love the combat, the story is great, There's a few minor issues, like some audio mixing stuff with the main guy's VO being a bit lower volume, a few buggy spots in some of the levels... nothing I can really call out. I have dove into this, played through every level extensively, and cannot recommend it any more highly than I am, right now. This price is a STEAL, even now with just one full chapter to explore. If you're reading this as a potential customer and want more details: - this is part fighter, part shooter, part explorer, and part immersive sim; if you like the sneaking and choosing your battles and picking alternate paths of games like Deus Ex and System Shock, you'll find a lot to love here. - Beating the absolute fughedaboudit out of mobsters feels amazing; the system is relatively simple but with options, there's different melee weapons that actually function a little differently, and the fistfighting is fun... I haven't had this much fun knocking people out since the Chronicles of Riddick games. - It's very noir; the comic book graphical style is everywhere, as evidenced by the screenshots, but there's also cutscenes that play out in motion and some great voice-work along the way. There's also a black and white noir option in the visual settings, and the music goes well with either choice. For the devs: - My favorite thing in video games has always been knocking people off of ledges, throwing them off of high points, pushing them to their deaths, etcetera. It's excellent here, with a lot of rooftops and even a train; all I want is more. Thank you, keep up the good work, I'm going insane and slowly breaking down waiting for a new update so please hurry. <3

I really enjoyed my time with the game, and do recommend it to others. I feel odd that the only thing I want to highlight is a negative though, but I just want to leave this for visibility There is a mechanic in the game that feels like an anti feature, and doesn't make any sense to me. If you kill an armed enemy with a gunshot to the head, they will always drop a broken weapon. You must use stealth, if you want the enemy to drop their weapon in a usable condition. This feels incredibly strange to me, as it feels pointless to give a stealth player a heavy supply of guns, and then limit the amount of guns the player has access to while they're fighting loud. Feels like a game mechanic that purely limits player choice and keeps the weapon economy in a rough condition. not to mention most enemies only drop a single bullet.