Vertical ascent isn\u2019t what you would typically associate with a platformer. But if the past several years have proven anything, it\u2019s that skill-based climbing, where you need to carefully judge obstacles before surmounting them, can be incredibly fun. So it\u2019s only fitting that someone creates a game where the objective is to see just how deep the rabbit hole goes. Downwards being the only way forward, if you will.<\/p>\n
Where the Seeds Fall<\/em>, developed by CygamesEdge, offers just that. The parent company is known for its free-to-play properties, and Osaka has the more epic Granblue Fantasy: Relink<\/em>. A smaller, focused effort with this premise thus feels unique. While promising three hours of playtime, it was a little more than two hours for me, including the Challenge Stages. There are certainly worse ways to spend $10, even with its hang-ups and caveats, but the opposite also applies.<\/p>\n The set-up of Where the Seeds Fall<\/em> is a tale as old as bloody time and even less exciting this go-around. Humanity goes to war and destroys itself over land, resources, etc. At some point, everyone sets aside their differences to live in a big ol\u2019 World Tree.<\/p>\n