🫠Human: Fall Flat
Floppy physics puzzles that end with everyone face-down in a canal.
Eight wobbly humanoids solve physics puzzles together. The 'solve' is optional; the joy is watching your friend punt the wrong friend off a ledge. Huge community level pool keeps it fresh.
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Quickstart
How to actually play this with friends — written by Claude.## Set it up - Install via Steam; host a lobby from the main menu and invite up to seven friends, or drop into a public server for randoms - No mods needed — the base game already ships with a huge Steam Workshop library of community levels once you've cleared the story - Nothing to tune in settings; the whole difficulty curve comes from floppy physics, not sliders
## Your first session - Play the built-in story levels first — they teach the grab-and-climb controls before you're dropped into a chaotic custom level - Expect zero cooperation for the first hour; punting a friend off a ledge mid-puzzle is basically the tutorial for how this game works - Once the group's comfortable, dive into the Workshop — search by rating and skip anything without recent reviews
## Group size advice - Comfortable up to 8, and the chaos scales up nicely with more bodies flailing around one puzzle - 2-3 players is the tightest, most puzzle-focused way to play if you actually want to finish levels - A great pick for a mixed-skill group — there's no real skill ceiling to fall short of





