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Fake surfaces

Other (objects, etc.) entity

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Surfaces or other platforms that are not as tangible as they give the impression of.

9
games
8
platforms

Alternate names: Fake platforms, Illusory surfaces
Name variations: quicksand

These exist either as traps, as fairly realistic quicksand, or access routes to secret areas much like illusory walls do.

Unlike disappearing platforms these offer no foothold even for a nanosecond, because they are not really there.

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Parent group

Surface variations

Games by year

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The first Fake surfaces video game was released on December 1988.

Nintendo and Capcom published most of these games.

Platforms

Wii2
NES1
GameCube1
MS-DOS1
Windows1
X3601
PS31
Wii U1

Most common companies