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Review of Human: Fall Flat on PlayStation 5

by Tanya Krane Tanya Krane photo Jun 2021
Cover image of Human: Fall Flat on PS5
Gamefings Score: 8
Platform: PS5 PS5 logo
Released: 24 Jun 2021
Genre: Puzzle-platformer
Developer: No Brakes Games
Publisher: Curve Digital

Introduction

Imagine a world where gravity is a mere suggestion, and walking is merely an art for the untalented, and you have stepped into the whimsical universe of *Human: Fall Flat*. Developed by the imaginative minds over at No Brakes Games, this physics-based puzzle-platformer throws you into the clumsy shoes of Bob, a customizable human blob determined to navigate absurd landscapes in a bid to solve puzzling predicaments. But let's be honest here; this isn't your typical hero's journey. This is more like a blooper reel of slapstick comedy, and I am here for it!

Gameplay

The gameplay of *Human: Fall Flat* is as comically chaotic as Bob's existence. Players control Bob's often wobbly limbs to interact with various objects, solve puzzles, and ultimately navigate through level after level of beautifully designed environments. Each area is creatively themed, from icy platforms to mechanical labyrinths, guaranteeing that every wacky venture is fresh and different. The beauty of it all lies in the fact that Bob is intensely customizable. You can paint him in neon colors, dress him in outrageous outfits, or even give him a spiffy top hat - because why not? The real shenanigans begin when you realize there are multiple ways to solve each puzzle, allowing players the liberty to mess around and explore creative solutions. Just be careful not to pull a muscle while trying to launch Bob into the air with a rotating platform - you might end up with more cringe-worthy moments than victories.

Graphics

In a landscape where hyper-realistic graphics dominate, *Human: Fall Flat* takes a charmingly minimalist route, akin to a child's playtime diorama. The characters look like they've just awkwardly popped out of a claymation sitcom, and the environments are vibrant and smoothly animated. Each setting is designed to evoke the same sense of fun as an episode of your favorite cartoon from Saturday mornings. The physics engine of the game is a delightful marriage of whimsical and chaotic, where gravity reigns supreme, but Bob often finds ways to defy it -leaving you laughing one moment and facepalming in the next. Seriously folks, ever seen a human-shaped pasta noodle tumble down a hill? You will.

Conclusion

Overall, *Human: Fall Flat* is a delightful blend of physics-based chaos, hilarious character customization, and creative puzzle-solving. It's a game not just about reaching the finish line, but about the unpredictable moments that unfold along the way. The complaints? Well, some critics argue that the clumsy controls can lead to frustrations, with Bob's clunky movements potentially causing unity in chaos as you and your friends navigate the madness together. However, that's the charm - this isn't just a game; it's an experience. As you crush your friends' hopes of victory during multiplayer sessions, remember, it's all in good fun! If you are looking for a game that embraces the beautiful messiness of life and the joy of friendship (or lack thereof), Bob is waiting for you. So buckle up your pretend helmets because this slapstick adventure is about to begin!

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