Fallback is a new roguelike set in a post-apocalyptic era, where the surface of the earth has been affected by a giant ecological disaster that forced mankind underground. In this subterranean world, humanity succeeded in inventing machines that could do most of the dirty work, such as mining and establishing living conditions. But over time, the machines gained the intelligence to turn against humanity, quickly overpowering their creators, imprisoning and forcing many to do labor themselves.

By some miracle, you escape your prison. It now falls to you, the lone hero, to reach the surface and transport mankind's last hope: plant life capable of surviving in the environment. Of course, the machines that will do everything in their power to get you back to your cell--so use your jetpack to out smart them and free your fellow inmates to join in the fight!

Fallback has a learning curve, and will kill you the first couple tries, but rewards you with points for every kill that can be spent on different abilities at Module Stations. These bonuses include everything from better survivability to greater damage output.

My first few runs through the game led to many deaths and quickly taught me that this isn't the kind of game to rush headfirst into things. It takes careful planning, observation, and coordination of your attacks to be able to progress safely.

The first boss can be a challenge, but with a bit of practice, becomes easy to predict. After that, however, the second boss ramps up the difficulty. Without checkpoints or quicksaves, dying is not an option. And what about the third? Good luck! You'll need it.

Room contents are randomized, keeping you on your toes.

Every time you die, you'll never know what to expect next. This is because the map is procedurally generated. Even though individual rooms have the same structure, room contents and trap placements are unpredictable, making each run feel unique.


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TL:DR


+Strengths

+Plays great with a controller and decently on a keyboard. Controls can be remapped.
+Randomized maps, traps, and enemy placement each run.
+Strong bosses will put your skill to the test.
+Module Stations provide meaningful upgrades.
+Great voiceovers and sound effects.
+Detailed graphics make the environments come alive.
+Progression via permanent upgrades and unlockable characters.
+Relatively bug free.

-Weaknesses

-No mouse support
-No way to exit out to main menu without quitting the entire game, but this will likely be patched.
-There's room for more characters with unique play styles, the available ones are very similar.

If you are a Fanatic of The Chronicles of Riddick, then this game is one of the finest creations out there, great gameplay and graphics, the story is pretty well and i love the small RPG aspect of the game, definitely a must try for any fanboy.