Where The Arc Falls

Devlog

• Where The Arc Falls demo update: A new opening cutscene, improved animations and Linux support
  September 22, 2026 by Zachi Mann#Point&Click, #Narrative, #Story-rich, #Adventure, #Demo

  Many thanks to all who tried out the demo, your feedback through any channel has been invaluable to improving the game. The biggest change I made due to the feedback is a complete new in-game opening... Continue reading
• Where The Arc Falls - Chapter I demo available for download!
  September 03, 2026 by Zachi Mann#Point And Click, #Demo, #Narrative, #Adventure, #Playtest

  Where The Arc Falls - Chapter I: The Bells of Merrow - demo now available for FREE download from the project page! https://zachimann.itch.io/where-the-arc-falls Played the demo and would like to conti... Continue reading
• Episode 3: What playtesting changed
  August 22, 2026 by Zachi Mann#Adventure, #Point & Click, #Puzzle, #Narrative, #Story Rich, #2D, #Playtesting, #Feedback, #Fantasy, #Science Fiction

  Development Journal for Where the Arc Falls In the previous post I wrote quite a lot about how I approach puzzle design. Near the end I mentioned that the first chapter was getting close to playtestin... Continue reading

  
• Episode 2: Adventure Game Puzzles Shouldn't Feel Like Escape Rooms
  August 02, 2026 by Zachi Mann#Point & Click, #Adventure, #Puzzle, #Narrative, #Atmospheric, #Singleplayer, #2D, #Mystery

  Development Journal for Where the Arc Falls The puzzle has to belong there I grew up with classic point-and-click adventure games, and puzzles are obviously a large part of why I still like the genre... Continue reading

  
• Episode 1: Why I Started Building an Adventure Game
  July 21, 2026 by Zachi Mann

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  #Point & Click, #Story Rich, #Puzzle, #Science Fiction, #Fantasy, #Narrative, #Singleplayer, #2D, #Atmospheric, #Godot

  Episode 1: Why I Started Building an Adventure Game Development Journal for Where the Arc Falls Why this project exists When people hear that I am building an adventure game, they sometimes assume I m... Continue reading