The VR edition of Human Fall Flat includes all the levels from the game's original release, along with a wide selection of Extra Dreams created by some of the most talented community creators. From hazardous industrial zones to the slippery slopes of a snowy Alpine wonderland, enjoy the sights and sounds of Human Fall Flat as you’ve never seen them before...

It's a fun, challenging game that works incredibly well in VR

If you played and enjoyed Human Fall Flat when it was originally released, then you'll love the immersive experience of this new VR edition. While challenging, once you get a handle on the controls and the basic gaming mechanics, the game is a lot of fun.

Rebuilt for VR, Human Fall Flat VR features an intuitive 3rd-person view designed especially for VR headsets. Each controller you wield controls the respective arm of your Human avatar, adding an unprecedented level of physicality.

Play alone or as one of a party of up to four humans as you work together to carefully navigate each level’s perilous traps, and solve each collection of physics-based puzzles. Customise your Human as you see fit, with a massive selection of outfits to add to your collection! Whether you’re a skydiver, chef, astronaut or ninja at heart, there’s a look for you in Human Fall Flat. Choose a head, upper and lower body style, then go wild with the customisable colours.

The mechanics are difficult to master, but part of the fun is watching your friends flap around unable to reach areas without a bit of a struggle. But once you master the controls everything becomes a little easier.

Rebuilt for VR, Human Fall Flat VR features an intuitive 3rd-person view

I did have a few instances where I had to reboot the level as on one occasion the screen just went white and I couldn't get back to the game, and on another occasion my arms became bizarrely entangled on my body and no amount of jerking and moving around would fix them.

The level of satisfaction you achieve when you finally complete a level that you at first found impossible, is worth the effort you have to put in. But to be honest, if you're really struggling, a quick Internet search should help you complete some of the more challenging levels.

It's a fun, challenging game that works incredibly well in VR.

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Nick Smithson