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Human: Fall Flat is a perfect example of a game that embraces its limitations and stretches them out to their full possibility. The controlsHuman: Fall Flat is a perfect example of a game that embraces its limitations and stretches them out to their full possibility. The controls work well and take unique takes on standard platformer movement styles, and the game is always able to help out if you get stuck. There are some tricky levels, but overall, you're in for a fun time.

This is really fun and relax game. I enjoyed it so much and in co-op it is way better. I like how every level can be done in several ways orThis is really fun and relax game. I enjoyed it so much and in co-op it is way better. I like how every level can be done in several ways or almost whole skipped. Shame that it is so short. There are few things that could have been done better. Like it is bit glitchy and that awesome soundtrack is playing just sometimes.Update: I am so glad that in 2019 they added so many levels and also I have never noticed audio shuffle which makes soundtrack playing non-stop. So after 2 years it is 10 for me and i hope they will keep updating this game because I really like coming back to it.

This is the example of a nice and fun game.Me and my dad spend hours of our lifes passing the levels in various fun ways,the drunkThis is the example of a nice and fun game.Me and my dad spend hours of our lifes passing the levels in various fun ways,the drunk characters made me laugh so hard. The bad part is that the game is a bit small, i really wanted more...

This is probably one of the worst games I have played in the last few months, the controls are clunky and unsatisfying, the gameplay is boringThis is probably one of the worst games I have played in the last few months, the controls are clunky and unsatisfying, the gameplay is boring and unrewarding and the style to the game doesn't appeal to me at all, I looked at steam reviews to see for myself if the steam community enjoys the game, and they did, but after playing the game myself I came to realize how flawed the game is. I personally am advising strictly against a purchase of this game simply because it doesn't make me want to play on, there's no fun in it...

If you're into slapstick, sandbox, physics puzzle games that you can play with your friends and you either have heaps of patience or aboveIf you're into slapstick, sandbox, physics puzzle games that you can play with your friends and you either have heaps of patience or above average dexterity, then Human: Fall Flat might be worth a try. Otherwise, if you're like me and find games where the solution to the puzzle is obvious but you're incapable to make progress due to a lack of coordination, avoid.

Human Fall Flat is a puzzle game with so many possible solutions, workarounds, and approaches that playing with other people makes for a genuinely interesting experience. Any game that makes me laugh as hard as this one deserves some praise, but particularly when it’s as well-designed, challenging, and entertaining as this one.

Voici un indé pas très frais qui pue du bec, programmé par des stagiaires bourrés au vu du "personnage" principal (et unique) qu'on tente deVoici un indé pas très frais qui pue du bec, programmé par des stagiaires bourrés au vu du "personnage" principal (et unique) qu'on tente de contrôler tant mal que bien : ce dernier semble en effet atteint de graves problèmes "moteurs" et peine à tenir debout comme au lendemain d'une cuite carabinée.C'est une sorte de guimauve sur pattes qui doit en tout cas résoudre des énigmes pour passer jusqu'au niveau suivant et ainsi de suite. Il est tellement défoncé que tirer le moindre objet est un pensum : je suppose donc que les stagiaires ont fumé également toute la moquette de leur appartement.En conséquence de quoi, ça prend très vite la tête, surtout que le "jeu" est en 3 couleurs et d'un vide absolu en termes de graphismes ou de direction artistique. Voilà donc une daube indé vite bricolée par des charlots qui tombe à plat et s'étale de tout son long comme un clodo dans le caniveau.

As a co-op game Human: Fall Flat mostly succeeds at being a fun, funny, and rage inducing platform puzzle style game. As a single player gameAs a co-op game Human: Fall Flat mostly succeeds at being a fun, funny, and rage inducing platform puzzle style game. As a single player game it succeeds at nothing. The controls of this game are awful, and frustrating rag-doll physics. Although that is the essential gimmick of the game they're more frustrating then they should be and the bugs and glitches within the game are heavy at times. With a friend these controls can be mostly forgiven because you will be laughing along the whole time. The puzzles do a fairly good job at being different each time and the gameplay doesn't get too stale, however the frustrating controls do get old after awhile. The soundtrack of the game is mediocre, it doesn't take away from the game nor does it add to the atmosphere of it. Hoping the Switch port of Human fall flat improves slightly on the frustrating controls because without a significant fix, the game has no playable value as a single player game, unless you want to rip your hair out.

I did love that the levels were designed as floating isles that even if you fell off, you’d land, smooshed, at the beginning of the level again. No matter what happened, your gloopy character could scrape himself up and forge ahead. If that isn’t a statement about humanity, I’m not sure what is.

In the end Human: Fall Flat is exactly what I expected it would be, but with more to it than I anticipated. I loved digging through each area. Even when Bob fell to his death, respawning and trying again never bothered me. The simplistic design and clever physics-based puzzles offer up an enjoyable romp that is more than worth the price of admission.

No Brakes Games has developed an original game and wanted to provide humorous touches. We will had a good time playing it but you'd better to do it with company because solo play can be boring very soon. It is a title that will test our ingenuity and creativity to solve their puzzles.

Human Fall Flat made me laugh the hardest I've laughed all year. In playing co-op with my sister, I discovered we are both complete idiots, and should never be allowed around heavy machinery. We beat each other up, pulled each other to safety, threw each other to our deaths and worked together on overly complex solutions to simple problems. While the game has some glaring flaws, it's the most fun gaming experience I've had all year, which should come across as a stronger accolade than my attempt at an objective final score.

Human Fall Flat is a physics-based puzzler with a pleasant sense of humor, a cute main character, nice puzzles, and clean, inviting environs, but all of these positives bite the dust when the basic mechanic of the game makes you gnash your teeth with frustration. Controlling Bob is like trying to get ooze to stand at attention. He flips and flops around until you'll jump off a ledge just to end the pain. The items he handles flip and flop around in the much the same way. Once you get the hang of the basic controls then you can get the job done, but it isn't fun and isn't that the whole point? It isn't Bob that falls flat here so much as the game itself.

Puzzle platformer that neither presents a proper challenge nor has fun gameplay, Human: Fall Flat relies on its wonky physics too much to create comedy that it forgot one thing - to be playable.

Although the lack of graphical polish could be seen as a flaw in the game, I really can’t think of a person who wouldn’t enjoy this game on some level. If you’re a fan of puzzle platforming or physical comedy, grab Human: Fall Flat right now.

An abrupt ending that doesn't have much of a climax and some moments of fist-clenching frustration keep Human: Fall Flat from the upper echelons of puzzle gaming, but it's still something I plan on going back to with friends.

Human: Fall Flat’s slapstick controls and ridiculous animation do a great job of making repeated, frustrating, and unfair failure at physics puzzles seem fun for a while. And when that fun runs out, you can extend it by bringing in a friend and drawing silly things on your goofball character. If you don’t play it, watch someone play it.

Human Fall Flat is a game that’s aware of how unusual it is and builds to its own strengths. Bob’s ungainly controls work particularly well in the invitingly designed worlds that let you play around, cheat and conspire with a co-op buddy.