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About Kellan Graves: Fallen
Kellan Graves: Fallen is an indie first-person survival horror game set in a claustrophobic sci-fi environment. Developed by Adrenaline Games and released on November 28, 2025, it drops you into a crumbling underground facility where you play as Kellan, armed only with a pistol and dwindling resources. The game leans heavily into tense, slow-burn exploration, with flickering lights and distant noises amplifying the dread. It’s a lean, atmospheric title that prioritizes mood over action, designed for players who enjoy methodical pacing and environmental storytelling.
Gameplay
You spend most of Fallen crawling through pitch-black corridors, scavenging for bullets and medkits while avoiding faceless, fast-moving enemies. Combat is sparse but punishing, each shot matters, and respawning after death resets your ammo count. The environment itself is a puzzle: rusted doors require finding lost keycards, and limited torch batteries force you to navigate blindly in sections. Controls are clunky at times, with a focus on stealth over speed. The game rarely lets up, balancing resource management with psychological tension. Sessions often end with a mix of relief and exhaustion, as you finally reach the next locked gate.
What Players Think
PlayPile users rate it 82%, with 7.5 critic score from outlets like PC Gamer. Average playtime is 8 hours, and 45% of players finish the main story. Community moods lean toward isolation and dread, with phrases like “constant anxiety” and “broken immersion in loud sections” recurring in reviews. Completion rates dip in later chapters due to repetitive enemy encounters. One user wrote, “The atmosphere is top-tier, but the combat feels like a relic from 2010.” Achievement completion is 68%, with 120 total, including a “Silent Exit” for killing no enemies.
PlayPile's Take
Fallen is best for fans of tense, minimalist horror who don’t mind a $39.99 price tag for a short, high-pressure experience. While its gameplay loops feel derivative of older titles, the setting and mood are undeniably strong. If you enjoy feeling trapped in a game’s world, this is a quick but effective scare. However, the lack of variety in late-game mechanics may leave some disappointed. Worth playing if you’re okay with imperfection and want a dark, atmospheric jaunt underground.
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