Hit Physics Platformer ‘Human Fall Flat’ is Coming to All Major VR Headsets This Month

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Curve Games and No Brakes Games, makers of indie hit Human Fall Flat (2016), are bringing an entirely new version of the wibbly physics platformer to all major VR headsets this month.

Update (October 9th, 2024): Human Fall Flat VR is slated to arrive on October 31st across Quest 2 & 3, SteamVR headsets, and PSVR 2, priced at $13/£10/€13.

The original article announcing Human Fall Flat VR follows below:

Original Article (September 12th, 2024): Called Human Fall Flat VR, the puzzle-filled platformer sends you wobbling through whimsical dreamscapes, letting you control your wibbly arms, where you can leap, climb, and swing around by using your VR controllers.

The game is slated to arrive “soon” on Quest 2/3/Pro, PSVR 2 and SteamVR headsets, bringing with it 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, the studio says, noting that it will feature an “intuitive 3rd-person view specially designed for VR headsets.”

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Like the original, there will be both solo and online multiplayer, letting you team up with three other friends to navigate the game’s tricky traps and mind-bending physics puzzles.

While there’s no release date on the books yet, and store pages for Meta and PSVR 2 are still coming, Human Fall Flat VR is available to wishlist on Steam, priced at $13/£10/€13.

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