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Reception

Perhaps The Fall didn't need to be a trilogy. Part 2 falls short of the first’s aspirations, and while it’s commendable that it aims for a grander vision, the execution couldn’t be worse. All of Unbound's shortcomings are magnified by the sloppiness of the porting onto Nintendo Switch, resulting in a choppy and ugly-looking game that already didn't...

At its best, The Fall Part 2 feels more humanist and tactile in its approach to discussing self-preservation and how such desires lead to the defining of one's self.

The Fall Part 2: Unbound is a return to the formula of point and click games, this time with a sci-fi plot involving forms of artificial intelligence in a story that could somehow take place in the real world. Thanks to its quality writing, the plot really stands out as the main element of the game and this will certainly appeal to fans of point and...

The Fall Part 2: Unbound is different, but certainly not better. Which isn't to say it's a bad game in and of itself, just one that missed the mark as a sequel. I hope the next installment can reflect a tightened focus, something closer to the excellent original. Ditching combat would be highly advantageous.

Unbound is an excellent continuation of The Fall and sets up for an exciting trilogy finale.