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Techfall is a narrative-driven Unity game about technology, control, and choice.
The player takes the role of an intern in a tech company on their first day at work.
Their first task seems simple: build and maintain a tower that represents the company’s technology stack.
Under constant pressure from a toxic and demanding employer, the player is pushed to work faster, optimize more, and never stop. Mistakes are punished, hesitation is criticized, and success is never enough.
Through a symbolic Jenga-style gameplay, the player physically interacts with different layers of modern technology, trying to keep the system stable while external pressure keeps increasing. The experience is designed to be immersive, with the player using their hands and body to interact directly with the structure.
In Techfall, technology is represented as a physical structure made of blocks.
Each block stands for a part of the tech world (data, hardware, training, security, applications).
Every action affects the balance of the system.
The game asks a simple question:
What happens when a system grows too complex to control?
- The main gameplay is inspired by Jenga
- Blocks arrive continuously and must be grabbed and placed
- The player stacks components to build the tower
- Every move increases instability
- Mistakes or missed components can lead to collapse
The gameplay is simple, but the consequences are not.
The game has three main outcomes, based on the player’s actions:
If the player chooses to quit, they leave the tech world behind.
The game transitions to a quiet farm, symbolizing a return to a slower, human-scale life.
If the player fails repeatedly and the system collapses, the game moves to a pre-technology world.
Technology is gone. What remains is emptiness, silence, and nature.
If the player performs perfectly and maintains full control, AI takes over.
Human input is no longer needed.
Efficiency wins - but at a cost.
Each ending reflects a different relationship between humans and technology.
Techfall is made for:
- Players interested in story-driven games
- People curious about technology and AI
- Players who enjoy symbolic and experimental gameplay
- Students and creators exploring interactive storytelling
No technical background is required to understand the game.
Techfall avoids direct realism in favor of symbolic representation.
Technology is not shown as code or machines, but as fragile structures that rely on balance, responsibility, and restraint.
The game invites the player to question:
Is technological progress about building higher - or knowing when to stop?
This project is currently under development as a Unity-based experimental narrative game.
This project uses Git Large File Storage (Git LFS) for large assets. Make sure Git LFS is installed before opening the project in Unity.
git lfs installgit clone https://github.com/letisjamuco/techfall.gitgit lfs pullAll project credits are available in the following folder: groupProject/Assets/DesignDocuments/Credits