Exciting news for fans of the physics-based platformer puzzle game, Human Fall Flat! The developers have just released two thrilling new levels, Port and Underwater, now accessible on the Android version of the game. These additions promise to inject even more fun and challenges into your gameplay experience.
What Are The New Levels Like?
In the Port level, you're transported to a picturesque archipelago that feels like a vacation paradise. You'll navigate through a charming small town with its winding, hidden paths and expansive waters perfect for sailing. This level demands sharp teamwork, whether you're tackling it solo or in co-op mode.
The Underwater level plunges you into the depths of vibrant marine environments, ancient ruins, and an abandoned laboratory. A unique highlight is the opportunity to ride atop a giant jellyfish. Expect a host of surprises and engaging physics-based puzzles as you explore.
Get a sneak peek at these new levels with the launch trailer below:
Have You Played Human Fall Flat?
Since its debut in 2019, Human Fall Flat, developed by 505 Games, Curve Games, and No Brakes Games, has captivated players with its surreal dreamscapes where physics behave in delightfully unpredictable ways. You can embark on this adventure solo or with up to four friends in multiplayer mode.
Each dream level introduces a new setting, ranging from castles and mansions to Aztec ruins and snowy peaks. The open-ended design of the levels encourages exploration, revealing new paths and hidden secrets on every playthrough.
Personalization is a key aspect of the game, allowing you to customize your character with various outfits, such as astronaut or ninja gear. You can mix and match different components like heads, upper and lower body parts, and a range of colors to create your unique Human.
Human Fall Flat is available on the Google Play Store for $2.99, and the best part? These new levels are completely free. Keep an eye out, as more levels are slated to be added in the future.
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