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All Walls Must Fall – A Tech-Noir Tactics Game
Berlin, November 2089: The Cold War never ended. For 150 years both sides have used time manipulation technology to observe and counter each other’s every move. Now this fragile state of affairs is approaching a breaking point, as a rogue nuclear strike will send the world into turmoil.
All Walls Must Fall is an isometric tactics game where actions happen to the pulsing beat of the music. You control time travelling secret agents as they jump and loop through a single night in the city of Berlin. Using a pausable real-time system, carefully plan your decisions and use powerful time manipulation abilities to your advantage, as you carry out your mission in the shadows or in plain sight.
All Walls Must Fall takes inspiration from genre classics like X-Com, Syndicate and REZ, as well more recent indie games like The Banner Saga, Braid, SUPERHOT and Crypt of the Necrodancer.
Steam User 2
This game is promising and if developers kept up with updates im sure it will be amazing, but with the last update (time of review) being on the 21 October 2019 (272 days ago) I feel like this is all of the love the game will get.
If you love turn based strategy games then im sure you will love this game! - I personally am not a fan of this genre but I did still enjoy the time I played it for
Steam User 3
All Walls Must Fall is a game that is almost impossible to describe. You are guiding a time-travelling bear (a burly gay man) as he investigates a bombing that took place 24 hours in the future by visiting the gay night clubs of East Germany in a dystopian future where the Cold War never ended. It's a Rogue-lite strategy action rhythm-based imsim-lite with time travel mechanics and a "Cold War Berlin Wall spy yarn" story aesthetic.
It's an intensely stylistic game and while it runs out of new things to show pretty quickly, it's also completely unique and has a great soundtrack that incorporates your actions as percussion during fight sequences.
Steam User 1
I'm going to give this game a weak recommendation based mostly on the great soundtrack, the worldbuilding and the aesthetics. The actual gameplay is paper-thin at best, and it quickly gets repetitive. After about 1-2 hours you've seen everything the game mechanics have to offer, but playing through the campaign only takes about 3-4 hours, so I guess that works out.
It's worth mentioning that absolutely every single character in this game is a gay man. If that's the sort of thing that influences your decision.