Tower of Fantasy: Free Falling Achievement Guide

Achievements are the most fun thing a gamer can experience after finishing everything that the game has to offer. In Tower of Fantasy, it is exactly the same case. It offers very unique and interesting challenges. Some of them are very tricky though and desire extra attention and help. That is why we’re helping you with the Free Falling achievement in this guide.

Free Falling Achievement Guide – Tower of Fantasy

This is an achievement that you’ll need to basically jump from a very high location without dying at the end. It is as simple as they come. The key to finishing it is to find a very good location to jump from.

Location To Jump From

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One such location is the balloon which you can find just south of the HT201 Shelter. Go to the marked location on the picture above and you’ll see a couple of balloons all next to each other. You will need to go to the one most right of you(if you’re looking from the shelter location).

Now you will need to position yourself just right. Go to the very end of this spike as shown in the picture below.

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Now just Dash forward. When you fall down you are supposed to survive. If you died you can go ahead and try again, it is most likely that you were not looking exactly the same as in the picture above.

Don’t use the Handcannon. It will get you killed.

Congratulations on getting one of the trickiest achievements in the game! We hope that this guide was of some help.

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tuffymon says:

November 12, 2022 at 07:20

I had trouble lining up the perfect spot, but jumping from the balloon OVER the spike and holding forward gave that tiny bit extra height wise to nail it. Worked for my buddy too.

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