#TapTapExplorerS2 Human: Fall Flat
An indie title that cares about what you have to say. Go an adventure through artistic creations out of this world! You can also get to jump around like a madman aswell.
Have you ever wanted to try out a cute physics game before? Well here is the game that you need in your life, Human: Fall Flat. Having initially released to Steam on PC for indie enthusiasts alike, this game has fully blossomed into an entire adventure. Featuring whole entire sections of developer made levels, and even player creations that are considered top notch, there is a level that has you completing every type of objective imaginable.
Ranging from things such as using an axe to chop a tree, moving entire train cars, to even bringing a body back to life! When I first played this game, I originally thought I was only going to be playing the levels that first came out, just like Train. This game however, took me by complete surprise and has much more content than I had anticipated going into it.
Human: Fall Flat actually has a wide variety of Character Customization for just a simple indie game. Consisting of over 30+ costumes to choose from, fans are sure to find a combo that fits just right. It's important to note that the available can range from things such as a Pirate costume like you can see above, Panda costumes, and a handful of Manual Labor Worker costumes from various fields. As a casual player for the most part, this is something I really enjoy about the game since sometimes I want to have something pleasing to look at all of the time.
Human: Fall Flat luckily provides everything a player could need and even more than that. More importantly, this feature was actually very scarce when the game first released, which goes to show that the developers have a genuine care for what their players want to see.
As previously stated in this review, Human: Fall Flat features its own unique physics system which involves hand grabbing as the concept. No matter where you go, you can be sure that you are going to be climbing or moving something with your hands at all times. This is actually a very unique concept from any other game since other titles use plain body movement to go places. With that said, this doesn't mean the system is completely flawless. I can personally vouch for the fact that sometimes the game can be broken while going fast.
There are going to be a lot of fail moments while you are trying to beat the game because of how the movement works. With that said, I like to believe this is part of what makes the game so fun to play with friends.
Welcome to the biggest controversial part of Human: Fall Flat, the online multiplayer. This part of the game only has 1 gripe for me personally, and that would most definitely be the desync issues in public lobbies. This can hinder the grabbing speed by lots of milliseconds unfortunately, but is realistically the only bad thing about the game. The game has over 30 maps for groups of friends to try and play through and it will most likely take over 3 sessions to get through them all.
The online multiplayer for this game provides a lot of different content whilst giving the players a crazy experience full of grabbing each other, throwing things around, and just playful struggles of solving puzzles.
Finally, all good things must come to an end at some point. I understand that readers may want a little more to hear about this game, but, this is all about exploring and trying out new things. So, I encourage you all to go have some fun in the Human: Fall Flat game and maybe just invite some friends to play for a couple of hours. This game is one of the best mobile adventure games out there and it has a multitude of features to show for it.
I hope to see you all in the game, and possibly on Discord maybe. With that said, I wish you a good day and hope that you enjoyed this review.
My Discord: Cloudy#1176
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