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Ds9 The Fallen Walkthrough Series Of Posts

For my own small contribution to the festivities Ive decided to do a series of posts (one every week or two), detailing little-known corners of the franchises licensed (and fan-made) works.

This week Ill be covering the Deep Space Nine PC video game The Fallen.

Playing as Sisko, Worf, and Kira, the player must find the missing orbs, and stop the forces trying to control the Pah-Wraiths before its too late.

The game itself takes place toward the end of the 6th season, but contains many references to episodes throughout the series including the mining operation on Jerrado (Progress), Kira assuming a Cardassian appearance (Second Skin), secret areas and defenses from the Cardassian control of the station (Civil Defense), the telekenetic abilities of the Vorta (The JemHadar), and Dominion prison camps (By Infernos Light).

The game also foreshadows the later events of the series including the final confrontation with the Pah-Wraiths, Dukat being possessed, and the Pah-Wraith cult.

The level design for this sequence is excellent, climbing through a hostile jungle to see your first glimpse of the ship, fighting JemHadar on the outer hull, then diving inside and having to work your way through submerged sections to a hidden lab.

This is good since the heavier weapons may not always have plentiful ammo.

Both the Ulysses mission and the reveal of a buried Pah-Wraith temple move from tight confined spaces to expansive open levels.

Next generation engines would feature better graphics, but the level design was much smaller and featured more loading (see Deus Ex vs.

Even with its old and outdated graphics, the level design is on par with the best games of today.

You can look out the window of Siskos office or the Promenade and see the rest of the station.

The Sisko performance is okay, but OBrien is pretty terrible.

This can be a bit of a barrier to entry for someone just getting used to the games controls.

It removes options for destroying explosive containers to kill enemies by always targeting the combatants.

Some missions, like the Ulysses arent explained well initially until you read through tactical briefings, and watch later cut-scenes.

Im re-playing on my ASUS Windows 8.1 machine with no problems so far.

Weapon balancing is pretty good, and requires a more considered and tactical approach.

The level design is epic in feel, and there are lots of things for the DS9 fan to enjoy, including walking into Quarks bar, talking conspiracy with Garak, and walking on the hull of a crashed ship (seriously, that is still cool 15 years after the first time I played it).

The plot would have fit well as two-part episode of the show (and is partially based on the Millennium series of DS9 novels).

Definitely the best DS9 game made for the PC and still fun today.

Ive got the copy from GOG that runs pretty well (as well as some of the emulated versions for consoles).

Ill probably skip around and not do video games each time, but I imagine I can come back around to this one.