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Human Fall Flat VR Review - Moreish Marionette Mayhem
- Human Fall Flat VR challenges you to tackle hilarious physics puzzles with your friends on Quest and Steam.
- In Human Fall Flat VR, you control a jelly-bodied avatar through challenging platforming puzzles with physical interactions – grabbing and pulling levers, mantling up the cliffside, and so on.
- Human Fall Flat VR's levels are interactive playgrounds full of disruptive, bric-a-brac like hidden doors, smashable glass panes, and melting ice cubes, doodads that stand in the way of your success.
- Human Fall Flat VR's control scheme ensures a more physical experience, as you must waggle your arms up and down and pull the triggers to grab objects like a digital puppeteer.
- Even so, the contextually appropriate puzzles offered enough brain-teasing tension to rub up against, so my mind was occupied despite a lack of narrative.
- Human Fall Flat VR offers three scaled predesigned comfort settings, as well as a menu of individual movement options to tweak to your preference.
- You can also play Human Fall Flat VR with up to four players in online co-op, leading to absurd solutions, interpretive dance breaks, and digital playgrounds for friends to hang out.
- Character customization lets you transform your plain white blob from drab to fab with a range of accessories like hats and sunglasses, curating your look, and helping differentiate your character from your friends.
- Human Fall Flat VR succeeds in harnessing the wacky physics platforming essence of the original game, amplifying its chaotic drama with an immersive but approachable control scheme that feels natural to engage within VR.
- Bounding around these thematic worlds, especially with a few buddies in tow, is a moreish expedition well worth your time, and Human Fall Flat VR is a great addition to the VR gaming space.
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