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Inspired by the 1884 novella Flatland, by Edwin Abbott Abbott, 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 three angles to slice, splinch and shatter anyone who gets in their way!
Built in just ninety-six hours (over three weeks), Flatland: Fallen Angle was conceived as a way to prototype the SeeThrough Studios development philosophy – “Make games fast. Show your working.” – and its development has been accompanied by a smorgasbord of behind-the-scenes images, videos and words (including a series of development diaries on Kotaku Australia), along with a number of beta releases.

Developed without a full-time artist to get in the programmers’ way, Flatland: Fallen Angle has a crisp, stripped-back visual style, which is augmented by its many-threaded audio direction. It features narration by a semi-professional actor, music by a guy who has an IMDB page, and sound effects by a guy who doesn't.

Features:

  • Original “splinching” mechanic allows the player and enemies to literally break pieces off each other.
  • Ten moderately-sized levels, covering the varying socioeconomic strata of Polygonometropolis.
  • Bucket-loads of audio – voice acting, music, and sound effects – give depth to the 2D world.
  • AI allies (yes, “friendly splinching” is now a thing!).
  • Weighty Rain™
  • Behind-the-scenes features out the wazoo, for those interested in game development processes.
  • The standard game is playable for free.
  • The “pay what you want” Appreciation Edition features a survival arena mode and developer commentary.
  • There will be sequels, even if no-one wants them!
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Flatland: Fallen Angle, is the noir tale of a desperate triangle on the path of revenge!

Fresh from winning "Best Writing in a Game" at Freeplay 2012, SeeThrough Studios have re-released their dark geometric adventure with improved levels and gameplay mechanics. Experience the award-winning narration as you slice and shatter your way to victory.

Rock, Paper, Shotgun said of Flatland: Fallen Angle that it is: "atmospheric, smart and does a great job of the unusual melange of simple line-art, breathless Pac Man-esque outrunning of foes and a doomy, nuanced narrative."

Buying Flatland helps us buy food to eat, so that we can make more quirky indie games. Watch out for them on SeeThroughStudios.com!

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CafeAlternativo
CafeAlternativo - - 1 comments

Im a little disapointed about the gameplay and lenght of the game. This is undoubtly the shortest payed game I have ever played in my life.

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Skylar15
Skylar15 - - 265 comments

Epic Game == True

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seethrough Creator
seethrough - - 4 comments

Thanks!

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mbrigdan
mbrigdan - - 7 comments

Any chance of a linux version coming out? I liked your demo, but it lags a bit on my laptop, and my desktop basically linux only.

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seethrough Creator
seethrough - - 4 comments

Unfortunately not for this game, but we should be able to for future games, now that it's supported by Unity.

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Pendrokar
Pendrokar - - 125 comments

:(
Why take Flatland concept if you are not taking it from Flatlander's perspective, even if this view consisted of vertical colored lines?

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seethrough Creator
seethrough - - 4 comments

Hi Pendrokar. We're planning to make more games in the Flatland universe, so that may actually be something we look at at some point. But the short answer is "because it would be really hard to make it engaging".

Thanks for your comment!

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Pendrokar
Pendrokar - - 125 comments

I'll be tracking your group then... :)

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