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Human: Fall Flat is a platform-puzzle video game developed by Lithuanian studio No Brakes Games and published by Curve Digital. It was released for Microsoft Windows, Linux and MacOS in July 2016, with PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions in May 2017 and a Nintendo Switch version in December 2017.[2] A mobile port developed by Codeglue and published by 505 Games was released on 26 June 2019 for iOS and Android.[3] A Stadia version was released on 1 October 2020.[4]
Human: Fall Flat was made by a single developer, Tomas Sakalauskas, and has received mixed reviews. Reviewers praised the replayability of the puzzles and comedic animations. The game has sold more than 5 million copies.
Gameplay[edit]
Human: Fall Flat is a physics puzzle game where players play a customizable human, referred to in-game as Bob. Bob is stated to have no superhuman abilities; he is purely human.[5] Players can make him grab objects and climb up ledges using both his arms and looking with his head.[6][7]
Bob interacting with a physics object
Although Bob's standard appearance is a featureless, minimalist all-white human with a baseball cap, players are able to customize him to their liking, painting his body in a different array of colors and dressing him in a variety of costumes.[5]
The game is open-ended. Each level is themed differently, each containing multiple solutions to their unique puzzles.[5] Various remotes hidden in the game give players clues to learn the gameplay and ultimately solve the puzzles.[8]
Development[edit]
Human: Fall Flat was developed by a single developer, Tomas Sakalauskas. In 2012, Sakalauskas abandoned his work in IT to try video game development. Human came about after several unsuccessful projects.[1]
In October 2017, an online multiplayer feature was added to Human: Fall Flat, allowing up to eight people to play online or by LAN.[9]
A port to mobile platforms supporting iOS and Android was released on 26 June 2019.[10]
Reception[edit]
Human: Fall Flat received 'mixed or average' reviews, according to review aggregatorMetacritic.[11][12][13][14] Dan Stapleton of IGN recommended the game for watching rather than actually playing, praising the slapstick controls, humorous animations, and character customization.[7] Zack Furniss of Destructoid enjoyed the replayability of the puzzles and praised the multiple solutions each puzzle provided.[6]
By February 2018, more than 2 million copies of the game had been sold across all platforms.[1] According to Curve, the sales of the game were boosted with the addition of online multiplayer in late 2017; by early January 2018, the game had broken over 1 million units sold on the Windows version, but within a month, had seen an additional 700,000 sales.[17][18][19] By June 2018, the game achieved over 4 million sales across all platforms.[20]
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Human: Fall Flat was the first video game released by Super Rare Games, which is a limited-print company that physically publishes Nintendo Switch games. 5,000 copies were made available to order in March 2018.[21]In Japan, the Nintendo Switch version of Human Fall Flat was the fourteenth bestselling game during its first week of release, with 5,241 copies sold.[22]
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