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Falling Limbs

A shape-shifting witch masquerades as one of the real warlords of the Sengoku Jidai. Wage physics-driven samurai war in hand-drawn ukiyo-e style, tear the truth from every lord you face, and rewind time until you unmask her. Die a thousand times. Forget nothing.

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Falling Limbs is a roguelite of physics-driven samurai combat and historical deduction, rendered in hand-drawn ukiyo-e style. A shape-shifting witch destroyed your clan while masquerading as one of feudal Japan’s great warlords. You are what remains of your house, and you will rewind history as many times as it takes to find her and take your vengeance.

TO FIGHT IS TO COMPREHEND

"The way of the samurai is found in death." - Yamamoto Tsunetomo

As the last survivor of your clan, you send your few remaining samurai onto the battlefields of the warring states in search of revenge. You fight not only to win, but to learn. Every battle, every death, every lord defeated yields another clue about the enemy you hunt. Knowledge will come at the edge of your blade.

KNOW YOUR ENEMY

"To become the enemy means to think yourself in the enemy's position." - Miyamoto Musashi

Your suspects are the real power-players of the age: Oda Nobunaga, Takeda Shingen, Uesugi Kenshin and more. Each has their own traits, temperament and background, derived from the historical record. Come to understand these men and the witch will not be able to stay hidden. To know the truth is to know vengeance.

RETRIBUTION KNOWS NO BOUNDARY

"The river's flow is ceaseless, yet none of the water is the same." - Kamo no Chōmei

Your warriors will fall and your battles lost, but time is no barrier to vengeance. Accuse the wrong lord and history resets: the board rearranged, the war begun anew. Everything reverts but you. Every clue you have claimed you keep, carried into the next attempt, and the next, until the truth is plain. Time forgets. You do not.

INSTRUMENTS OF CONFLICT

"The warrior's weapons are the extension of his body." - Yamamoto Tsunetomo

During your journey you will collect the arsenal of the age and its legends: katana, spear, club, bow, rifle and more. Each has several strikes, derived from the weapon’s school of training, to ensure you always cut with accuracy as well as style.

STAND OUT ON THE BATTLEFIELD

"A warrior cut down while unkempt reveals that his resolve was lacking, and he will be despised by his enemy as unclean." - Yamamoto Tsunetomo

Make each samurai your own by customizing their armor types, patterns and colours, with trillions of combinations. Fight for new pieces as your journey unfolds and keep your finest sets on display in the armor room. Create outfits that will turn your enemy’s head before you sever it.

FIGHT AS ONE

"An arrow snaps with ease when it is one; bind it with another and it will not break." - Mōri Motonari

Unearth the story side by side in local co-op, or turn on each other in local versus battles across the stages of the feudal Japan. Allies rarely stayed allies for long during the Sengoku Jidai.