You can’t invest in skills or equipment on your bird. There’s also no sense of customization or progression. Combating other fast-moving hostiles with your sluggish attacks is more often annoying than satisfying. Dog fights in the game are by the far the worst of the experience. And I could never seem to have a proper grasp of the accuracy as my attacks felt much to slow and the rate of fire often felt sluggish. It feels like I’m shooting a pea-shooter on a giant bird. To start with, shooting enemies doesn’t feel impactful. It just doesn’t feel as intense as it should be and controls can sometimes feel unresponsive. I could never truly appreciate or feel excited when combating enemies. And for aerial combat being one of its main selling points, it is easily the worst aspect of the game. The Falconeer is an aerial combat experience. Its carefully crafted blend of environment, weather, and visuals serve to make The Falconeer a visually appealing product. As mentioned, the game provides a tranquil experience that is almost meditative in nature. On the gameplay side, The Falconeer is best when you’re gracefully flying through the air. This is one of the strong points of The Falconeer, it’s set in a world that’s beautiful to look at. Despite the cartoonish graphics of the game, its aesthetics is only enhanced by how bizarre some of the architecture can be. And many more can be found within the chapters of the game.įlying through these environments can provide a fantastic experience that feels almost tranquil. A place I found noteworthy for example, was in the middle of the ocean where the water parted as if it was the Red Sea in the Book of Exodus. Some environments in the game can be downright mystically puzzling. But the way the ocean waves look down below can be quite relaxing to gander at. There might not be much lush land to explore when you’re looking from up above to down below. The first thing you’ll notice about this game is just how beautiful the setting is. However, The Falconeer still has to be judged for what it is, single developer or not.
With that in mind, it’s far easier to forgive the game for its shortcomings.
Tomas Sala is solely responsible for the narrative, visuals and gameplay of what you’re seeing right now. The Falconeer is noteworthy for only having been developed by a single individual. It is hard not to give compliments to the game.
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