- Steam pricePrice
- $5.99$19.99-70%
- Release
- July 22, 2016
- Session GoalsGoals
- Platforms
How co-op works
Players share physics-sandbox levels in local split-screen or online lobbies of up to eight. Each independently controls both hands to grab, climb, carry, swing, and operate objects, so groups combine weight, reach, and momentum to improvise routes through open-ended puzzles.
About this game
Human Fall Flat drops you into a series of floating dreamscapes as Bob, a wobbly human with floppy arms and zero coordination. This is a physics-driven puzzle platformer where every movement feels deliberately clumsy, turning simple tasks into hilarious group efforts. While you can play solo, the real charm emerges when friends join in cooperative chaos, working together to manipulate objects, build makeshift bridges, and drag each other across gaps.
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Each level presents environmental puzzles that demand creative thinking and physical coordination. You will push boulders, swing from ropes, operate cranes, and climb precarious structures using only Bob's awkward grip and momentum. The wobbly physics transform straightforward objectives into unpredictable moments, and coordinating multiple players magnifies both the comedy and the satisfaction when a plan finally works.
The game supports online play for up to eight players and local split-screen co-op for smaller groups. Sessions become a mix of genuine teamwork and spontaneous slapstick as players accidentally knock each other off ledges or discover unintended shortcuts together. Regular free level updates keep the community engaged with fresh puzzles to tackle.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can play together?
Human Fall Flat supports up to 8 players online, or you can play local split-screen co-op with a smaller group of 2. You can also play solo if you prefer.
Is this game actually hard or just funny?
The puzzles themselves aren't brutally difficult, but the deliberately clumsy physics make everything harder than it looks. Coordinating multiple wobbly players adds both challenge and comedy-expect to laugh at failed attempts as much as you celebrate successes.
Do we need voice chat to play together?
While not strictly required, voice chat helps a lot. Many puzzles need coordination-like timing pushes or deciding who grabs what-and communicating your ridiculous plans makes the teamwork much smoother (and funnier).
Are there still new levels being added?
Yes, the developers release free level updates regularly, which has kept the community active and gives you fresh puzzles to tackle with your group.





































