In the fast-paced, arcade-style skydiving simulator Freefall ’95, you take on the role of the only person who survives a plane accident and falls to the ground. You can converse with other travellers, purchase practical goods with your hard-earned money, and finish chores to discover what nightmare might have led to this flight.
The Loop of Gameplay: Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater and other vintage extreme sports games are major sources of inspiration for the falling mechanics. To win enormous points, players can execute daring aerial manoeuvres, barrel rolls, and tricks. To avoid damage and keep your trick multiplier, you must have quick reflexes because mid-air debris, such as engines and blazing automobile parts, can act as both obstacles and surfaces to fire off of.
Characteristics:
- five large-scale levels progress at three different levels of difficulty, for a total of fifteen stages that become extremely challenging.
- Short runs to get points in arcade challenge levels.
- Roguelike Challenges: Choose from three awards for completing three, five, or seven consecutive levels on a single health bar.
- A complex plot that distorts time.
- A deep combo system that gives you enormous points.
- Arcade leaderboards that show the global records and scores of pals.
- Use attributes to personalise your loadout and develop a playstyle that works for you.
