One Step After Fall Reviews

Short, but beautiful game.

Don't buy this even on sale trust me.

Okish little walking sim.

Seemed cool for a bit, but after an hour of playtime, I realized the hard way that it wasn't saving my progress and put me back at the start.

I like this game, it's beautiful and i loved the plot. I had a hard time finding the zombie figures especially the toxic relationship one. I love the atmosphere. The game itself is pretty interesting. I got the good ending thanks to the community. But overall, i find this game pretty expensive but I'd say that it's worth buying it if you love beautiful atmosphere games. So i do recommend it only for some people.

I liked it. Kinda short but still interesting enough. Story is simple but functional. Gameplay is just a walking sim.More endings, so there is some sort of replayability. Small advice - all pages are not in the map from the start.It is not the bug as oi thought. I think :)

Well, for one it's really short, ususally i don't mind that too much, but there are some flaws here and there that sour the experience quite a bit. For one, items need to be discovered in a specific order so they trigger other items to appear, which kills any incentive for exploration right off the bat (this is my biggest issue with the game), the ending was a bit.. sudden? There is a geat game in there, but it needs polish.

It definitely is a sad game, one I hesitate to recommend to anyone suffering from depression. It could either have a very good, positive influence or it could make you feel even worse about your situation. The game centers around finding little notes from your loved ones around the forest; if you find them in a particular order, different endings will happen. There are little collectibles to gather as well but I'm unsure if much happens if you gather them all other than some dialogue prompts. I would give it a go if you have the mental spoons to do so. There are a couple of "jump scares" throughout when you pick up some of the collectibles as well as when you interact with a specific object that may get some people but it is far from a horror story. The atmosphere is a mix of dark and comforting but that's the most "scary" aspect of it. Graphics and atmosphere remind me a lot of ES: Oblivion.

Even on sale it's not really worth it. Just a small area with few areas of interest and notes to read, and a few collectibles linked to achievements.. With a curious absence of save functionality when you consider that even a slight fall will kill you, forcing you to return to the start. Of an entirely linear, narrative experience. All things considered, death was really not needed in this game and was a poor design decision all things considered. Also it seems quite buggy. After getting the bad ending I tried to find the good ending, eventually resorting to a guide, and most of the items listed on the guide didn't spawn for me. Avoid.