Open-ended physics-based logic game Human: Fall Flat hits Steam
Human: Fall Flat, which debuted on Steam over the weekend, lets you play with physics in a highly interactive, surreal environment.
A hilarious physics-based sandbox logic game debuted on Steam over the weekend. Developed by No Brakes Games and published by Curve Digital, Human: Fall Flat lets you plas as Bob, an ordinary man, whose dreams put him in a surreal world full of strange puzzles. In order to solve them, the player has to use physics and innovative controls to scale obstacles, break walls, paddle in a boat, catapult Bob onto city walls, use ziplines, etc. Watch the launch trailer to see how it looks in action.
While playing Human: Fall Flat you can touch and pull just about everything in the game’s environment. Puzzles are open-ended, so there are multiple solutions to every challenge and you are invited to experiment with your own ideas. The game offers eight big locations to discover and play in. Moreover, you can do all this with a friends via local multiplayer.
So far Human: Fall Flat has been receiving very positive Steam users reviews (over 90% are positive). You can currently get it at a 20% discount, i.e. for $11.99 – the special offer ends on July 29.
