Plus, there’s something in here for everyone. It’s almost a polished game jam collection, preserving ideas that might not have been released any other way.īreaking into the archives reveals funny, wild, and generally creative stuff. But Landfall Archives seems like their most elaborate April Fools release yet. They’ve been releasing oddball projects for the last four consecutive years, including their horse-drifting battle royale Knightfall and a 1v1 roguelike shooter called Rounds. The best April Fools jokes are the ones you can actually play (hello, dead Sonic) and Landfall are veterans at this kinda thing. There’s also a 2017 version of TABS that uses the 2.0 physics system, and even an interactive slideshow explaining Landfall’s rickety physics. Another game puts you in control of an unfinished walking castle, forcing you to construct and upgrade it along the way. Seriously, its agonised face has the same effect as Inside's equally saggy skin sack. One of the prototypes traps you in a room with a horrifying blob that I can’t help but feel sorry for. You can read a short synopsis of every project over on Steam. The team describe Landfall Archives as “a collection of every project Landfall and friends have worked on since 2016 that didn't make it to the shelves but which all deserve to see the light of day.” After you break into the archives, you’re treated to a party bag of oddball games including a destructible PvP shooter, airship-builders, and an RTS card game.
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