About This Game There is nothing Joe wouldn't do for his wife. But as they try to save their marriage with a romantic getaway, things go from bad to worse, and from worse... to insanity. In this tale of love, madness and murder - Joe will prove what kind of man he is. But what kind of man is he exactly? A loving husband? A cold realist? A bitter skeptic? That is something YOU will decide, as you join him on his journey for redemption...From the creator of The Cat Lady, a dark & atmospheric horror adventure with full English voice acting (starring Jesse Gunn, Isa And & David Firth) with an original soundtrack by micAmic and many featured artists.+ Simple controls, autosave & quicksave, achievements, trading cards & secrets+ The original Downfall 2009 point & click adventure included (English only)*+ The developers stress this game is not recommended for players under 18.You may also be interested in other games from this series:https://store.steampowered.com/app/253110/The_Cat_Lady/https://store.steampowered.com/app/593960/Lorelai/* Now freeware, sorry we do not offer technical support for the 2009 version 7aa9394dea Title: DownfallGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Harvester GamesPublisher:Screen 7Release Date: 15 Feb, 2016 Downfall Download Windows 7 Ultimate A messy and highly disturbed horror game that tells the story of Joe and his troubled wife. The subject of the story can be considered to be an important and interesting one but in this case badly executed and therefore quite messy. It's not bad but it is not good.__________________________________________ No Not Play this game if:- You expect the same great story as was the "Cat Lady"- You want a story and an ending(s) that make full sensePlay this game if:- You are looking for something gory and disturbed (I almost threw up at the "smoothie" part *urk*)- You want to play a game with strange graphics and animations that makes you feel constantly uneasy and frightened (part of the horror experience)Verdict: 5\/10. very nice game. very nice game. Amazing! I enjoyed this so much \ud83d\udc96I had no idea the stories twisted together (been awhile since I've opened Cat Lady) It's such a nice surprise to see Susan again.. Looks and plays more like Cat Lady than the 2009 version of Downfall, so if you liked Cat Lady you will probably like 2016's Downfall. Completed the game in one sitting in about 4.5 hours. B-movie storyline is very nice. Art style is pretty great too though I guess not everyone will like the choice of black and white palette with occasional splashes of color. Music and overall sound design are just too good.Nightmare-inducing 2009's Downfall is included in the package so it's the safe recommendation from me. In my opinion that game had superior artstyle and I also liked the much darker feel to it. That game was dope.. I am not a fan of remakes. I am in general convinced that a bad game should be allowed to rest in peace, since it's impossible to fix the most glaring flaws of a game. Downfall changed my mind on this.The original version had an unoriginal story, very annoying puzzles and shoddy ending. It had promise, but the promise was unfulfilled. Because of that I did not plan to buy the remake, but high praise from my friends made me reconsider. Remastered Downfall has the same plot and roughly the same characters, but the changes are nevertheless stunning. I enjoyed the graphics in Cat Lady (another game of this developer), but Downfall got an upgrade both in visuals and animations. Don't be deceived by the screens: the game is very visually rich and the developer does not shy away from experimenting with backgrounds and setting a whole new standard for adventure games. Overly convoluted puzzles had been simplified and are now wonderfully coherent. You no longer need to carry around ten items to solve a problem and the interface had been cleaned up. Some sections will require some thought, but in the end everyone should be able to guess what needs to be done next.The story depicts a mentally ill wife with depression and anorexia. While in the original mental illness was used mostly for shock value, the remastered version offers a far more compassionate and nuanced take on this character. The husband, protagonist of the game can be either the person who leads her on the path to self-destruction or gives her the support she needs. This does not mean that you will see heavy-handed mental illness talk, but instead you get a variety of dialogue choices and visit fascinating nightmare locations mirroring your wife's problems. Beware: if you dislike gore and horror, this game is not for you. If you enjoy a little bit campiness in your horror, you will love it.. Outstanding.First The Cat LadyThen Downfall.I can't wait for the next one!. quot;Just do it" part and realization of what was really going on was f*cking electric and it made me cry like a little bi*ch again, really. (The Cat Lady did it to me too at some point)If you liked "The Cat Lady" you'll love this one for sure.. Amazing! I enjoyed this so much \ud83d\udc96I had no idea the stories twisted together (been awhile since I've opened Cat Lady) It's such a nice surprise to see Susan again.. This was a really wonderful game to play, but it did not have the same atmosphere I had come to expect from The Cat Lady. The dialogue felt painfully dragged out, Joe is not an interesting protagonist (though that may be my personal bias as I came in vaguely familiar with his character by playing through CL first), and the game gives me no reason to care for Ivy. Initially, I felt that they did not do a good job in addressing disordered eating and body dysmorphia, but upon my second and third playthroughs the message of what Ivy has been suffering through become more clear for me. Ivy is a hard character to love, but we are playing through the lens of Joe, who is unable to turn away from his wife even if she is difficult to support. Joe will never truly empathize with what his wife is going through \u2013 but he can sympathize and support her in her recovery through player choice. Joe chooses his loyalty for his wife over any temptation \u2013 I think that is part of what makes this game so charming if you\u2019re trying for the Golden Ending. Getting all of the skulls is difficult, which makes the game feel very real in representing what it is like being in a relationship where one or both parties are suffering mental illness. Again, I wish the game were longer because I felt there was a lot left to explore, such as the Doctor and learning more about Agnes and why Joe fell so deeply in love with Ivy, but I was not left unsatisfied. I just wish that more information was given. The gameplay as always was enjoyable, and the achievements were not too difficult to achieve. It was nice to spend a day trying to collect them all while I collected my final thoughts on the game for this review.
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Updated: Mar 25, 2020
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