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Mixed or average reviews - based on 15 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 3 out of 15
  2. Negative: 0 out of 15
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  1. Playstation Official Magazine UK
    Jun 24, 2017
    80
    Silly, smart, and rewarding, all at once. [July 2016, p.85]
  2. May 10, 2017
    80
    Human Fall Flat is a funny puzzle game. The puzzles are diverse and complex, but not too tough. Don't play too much at once though, because Human Fall Flat can become a bit boring.
  3. May 9, 2017
    80
    Hilarious and empowering, even if it is frustrating at times, Human: Fall Flat is definitely worth at least one play through.
User Score
7.0

Mixed or average reviews- based on 49 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 26 out of 49
  2. Negative: 6 out of 49
  1. Jan 1, 2018
    7
    Human Fall Flat is creative, innovative, and hilarious, but awkward controls keep me from recommending it. The final 2 levels took me hoursHuman Fall Flat is creative, innovative, and hilarious, but awkward controls keep me from recommending it. The final 2 levels took me hours and hours to complete -- not because the puzzles were difficult to solve; they were quite simple -- but because I couldn't get my human to do what I wanted him to. This game is a test of patience and your own sanity as you fight the infuriatingly frustrating controls. I'd imagine the game would be more forgiving with friends, but I couldn't even play online with my friends like is possible in the PC version. I do not recommend as a single player game. Full Review »
  2. May 10, 2017
    6
    Human Fall Flat
    The Game does too
    Human Fall Flat is a Physics based puzzle game where you control both arms separately of a blob like
    Human Fall Flat
    The Game does too
    Human Fall Flat is a Physics based puzzle game where you control both arms separately of a blob like character…
    You look around with the light stick, move with the left, press buttons, pull items, and platform to progress through this 3 and a half hour long game…
    And if you fall or die you fall or respawn right where you were which is nice... no having to repeat puzzles or re throw switches or pull items…
    The first few levels here are pretty short and my actual preferred levels…
    These levels really just introduce the mechanics and physics of the game, and slowly teaches you new moves like how to climb…
    And the length was perfect...
    It was satisfying completing these levels and then from the castle onward, the game just becomes a chore…
    There are some pretty neat physics puzzles here, none will give you much trouble in terms of figuring it out…
    and if you do run into trouble you can look for a remote to give you a clue..
    the challenge here is in the executing your solution…
    the physics feel as you’d expect them too…
    but there are definitely frustrating moments especially when it comes to climbing or trying to reach higher ledges…
    No story here,
    There isn’t really much to this game other than moving awkwardly through environmental puzzles..
    And I enjoyed most of my time with it...
    But the final 2 levels were like pulling teeth...
    I was just over the game by then as the levels get larger as you go and they drag on for what feels like forever…
    Human Fall Flat would’ve been a great experience with a bunch of short levels stacked on top of each other..
    But overall suffers from final stretch pacing problems...
    I give Human Fall Flat
    a 6.0/10
    Full Review »
  3. Mar 6, 2018
    5
    Clearly ported to consoles to make a quick buck. I bought this at it's full price to sit and play with my fiancee to have a quick laugh thenClearly ported to consoles to make a quick buck. I bought this at it's full price to sit and play with my fiancee to have a quick laugh then maybe get a few friends to play it over again together, well the first half worked out fine but turns out there is zero online multiplayer for console versions. Not only this but the console versions seems to just not be supported by the developers now, the steam version is getting updates and new character skins left and right but there has not been a single one for PS4. So not only are you paying it's full price for essentially half the features, but the game itself is incredibly short if you have half a working brain, and possibly the most unfitting soundtrack I have ever heard. It's meant to be a goofy and light hearted puzzle game, but the soundtrack is serious and somewhat depressing. Honestly it would be better if they had not put any music in at all, this along with no updates, and zero online multiplayer makes it sort of a pathetic port, just buy it on sale through steam then hook up a HDMI to your computer and TV, at least that way you get the FULL GAME. Full Review »