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Human Fall Flat celebrates its 10 year Anniversary with a look behind the scenes

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To celebrate 10 years of wacky, silly multiplayer fun, the Human Fall Flat team have released an all-new, free level that looks back over the game’s history.

This anniversary level is packed with references, hidden secrets, and even stories from the game’s development that haven’t been shared before. This includes nods to, and evolutions of, elements from classic levels such as Mansion, Mountain, Demolition, Castle, Water, Powerplant and Aztec.

Human Fall Flat is a wacky physics-based game that we previously reviewed:

“Overall, Human Fall Flat is a fun game and can be replayed many times, finding different routes through the puzzles. To make things even easier for yourself, a second player can join in for some co-op fun.”

Human Fall Flat — Switch Review

Throughout this new level, there are also video interviews with the creator Tomas Sakalauskas, along with lots of unforgettable moments and incredible nods to the now 60 million player-strong community.

If you’ve not played Human Fall Flat before then it might be a good time for you to dive into the game. There is absolutely tons of different things to discover there, including a surprisingly open-world feel throughout the whole game. Whenever I watch my youngest play, she is always having a good time tossing herself around the various maps and trying to root out some sort of secret that she’s heard whispers of.

It’s clear that even 10 years on, this game is still getting a lot of love not just from the players, but from the developers behind the game. The latter have continued to create engaging updates and add more content in on quite a regular basis. If you’ve previously played then it’s worth checking out some of the new content surrounding this massive milestone.

Human Fall Flat is available now for most platforms, including PC and the Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo consoles.

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