Fallen: A2P Protocol - Patch 1.1.3

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henriquejr spotted patch 1.1.3 for Fallen: A2P Protocol:

New Tutorial Videos and Alternate Movement in Patch 1.1.3

Hey there,

We wanted to share with you that we pushed another patch 1.1.3 to Steam with the following add-ons:

We added 7 Tutorial Videos that explain the basics on how to play the game.

Even though we always were very transparent that Fallen: A2P Protocol was made for fans and veterans of the genre. Which means most of you already know how to play the game right away and don´t have any trouble figuring out. We got some reviews and feedback from other people, not so hardcore players, that needed more guidance on how to play the game.

So thanks to the courtesy of the Youtuber Monterico, we have now 7 videos that explain in detail the basics on how to play Fallen: A2P Protocol. These videos are also available on Youtube and you can find them all here:

Fallen: A2P Protocol Tutorial Playlist by Monterico

Thanks again Monterico for doing this awesome Tutorial Videos.

Also in this patch we included an alternate way of moving around the map. This goes both for the missions and for the World Map.

The first time you run the game you will play the same way as you always did, but if you want to experience the alternate movement, you need to go to Options Panel and Deselect the "Old Movement" Checkbox. This will enable the right click of the mouse to Move around the map, both inside the missions and in the World Map. This will also solve all the problems some of you had when wanting to move and attacking instead an enemy or the other way around too.

So that´s it for this patch and please keep sending us feedback and your opinions on the game, we always appreciate that, even if you just want to say you like the game is nice to hear it as well

Thanks for your ongoing support and your time and have a great weekend.

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This game drastically was in need of a tutorial, so this is actually good news. I'm also not sure why they think veterans know all the controls, especially since a lot of things can't be manipulated by clicking the mouse, but by using the keyboard or clicking somewhere on the UI. I'm playing X-com at the same time and its always clear in X-com how to manipulate everything. The videos are actually really well done, though they don't fully replace an in game tutorial in my opinion.