This game’s title does not lie. There is only one way to navigate each stage, and only one way to move on to the next level… just
Do Not Fall. Why? Take one look at the screenshots to the side and you will see that levels basically consist of a number of floating platforms hovering over an open abyss that is nothing more than a large background image.
At first glance, Do Not Fall may not look like much. I mean, how difficult can it be to move on a tile-based floor? In fact, upon entering some of the initial levels, you may wonder why you dropped money on this title as well. But it doesn’t take long before you’ll realize these platforms aren’t always solid, and tend to slide, disappear, and sometimes never re-appear right under your feet.
Okay, Do Not Fall really does fall – flat – in one area. While I don’t necessarily expect a puzzle game’s storyline to be deep, Do Not Fall’s is nothing less than lackluster at best. It is your goal to reach the end of the level so that you can unlock the next drink from the vending machine. Okay, I guess this helps explain why you have water, milk (cows), soda, and other themes in the game, but really? Is this the storyline?
Do Not Fall does also contain six multiplayer modes that can be played both online and offline. As always, they involve the ground falling from below your feet so it is imperative to keep a move on. These multiplayer levels are somewhat enjoyable for a little bit, but this isn’t going to replace some of the better party games out there. It should be noted here that I was unable to test the online modes due to lack of players out there at the time of this review.
