Recent reviews by soap

Was really excited for this game to come out and I wasn't disappointed! Well worth the price for how long the levels are and how many levels there are. I appreciate the different themed rooms and the different mechanisms introduced throughout the game so far. I've only completed 2 levels with my partner without wanting to kill each other so far but I do recommend the game :) <3

Had a lot of potential to be a good arcade party game, especially one that supports online co-op, but it just falls really short on a lot of things:
- the lack of instruction on most games, even when you're in practice mode
- the lack of ways to get extra hearts
- there's no way for you to turn down certain in-game sounds, so you're either forced to mute the whole game in the colume mixer, or you just sit there and get earblasted with a loud beep sound every few minutes in party mode
- there's barely enough time to do anything
- the lackluster unlockable items that you really have to grind for. like wdym it costs 1000g to dye or change your hair?
- the camera thing is HORRENDOUS. why must i spam-click B just to get the camera to follow me instead of it being automatic?
- the mushland game is also disappointing on all levels

Overall: really imbalanced game, def DO NOT RECOMMEND. You have better luck downloading an emulator on PC for the Mario Party games.

at the end of the game, the siren officiated my now-husband and i's wedding <3 :)!

- story was lacking
- puzzles were okay. i expected more puzzles, and longer ones at that. the puzzle aspect just fell a bit too short for me because i didn't like that half the puzzle clues were just on some piece of paper. there were so many objects that were interactive and there couldve been some clues posted on the ceilings/walls/etc.
- the assets were just painful to look at because of the low res/quality of it
- UI was clunky. in the first chapter, if you took any of the stuff off the shelves (the big boxes), you couldnt place them back on the shelves. you can only drop them on the ground, which gets in the way of maneuvering around the room because all items have collision on them
- glitchy
- items could fall into the void and using the "reset items" button in the menu didnt even work for me.
- too many useless items to interact with. the only interactive items that were needed for the puzzles were the ones you get from unlocking the padlocked boxes.
- overall, not worth the price at all. if you want to play, just get it on sale.

pls buy this game, it's the best rhythm game i've ever played. if you're an achievement hunter/like to get all the stars for each level, it's definitely worth the money because there's a lot of content!!!!! the music and concepts are so good

If you're up for hours of finger-cramping and sweaty hands (keyboard and mouse gameplay), this is a really great game to struggle through with friends or even strangers. The story levels/dream levels are extremely fun to play and I absolutely love how some of the achievements for the game are out of the way and some may be time-consuming. In addition to the dream levels, there are hundreds of workshop maps that will cater to your liking; parkour maps, puzzle maps (i.e. mazes, riddles, sudoku, puzzles, etc.), hide and seek maps, battle arenas (i.e. sword or lightsaber fighting), bunnyhopping maps, etc. Although, I do have to say that finding a really good map after playing all the most popular ones of all time is a bit like finding a needle in a haystack, but it's worth it.

The levels are meant for you to get from spawn to the exit and there are a couple of tutorial tools IN THE BEGINNING OF THE GAME to help you (dream level called "Mansion" and "Mountain"), so all those reviews about not knowing what to do in game, did not pay attention to the voice overs or the helpful hints.

If you play a lot of the workshop maps and can handle the language barrier, I do recommend downloading the Google Translate app on your phone to translate the foreign maps (mainly Chinese).

Cons:
1. There is camera bobbing, which can get pretty annoying, and the initial few hours of playing this game will give you a headache/motion sickness, so beware of that (my friends and I got used to it eventually).
2. At certain times of the day, if you're playing on a public lobby, either hosting or joining a random lobby, there will be a lot of people, especially children under the age of 15, who will troll you, so also be cautious of that.
3. Sometimes when you're hosting a lobby, some of the interactive parts of the workshop maps will show as moving for you, but not for the other people in your lobby. This is more of a Unity thing from the map's creator part; they may have forgotten to code some of the nodes or whatever for multiplayer version.
4. If you are hosting or joining an online multiplayer lobby, get used to the lag that follows whenever a new person joins the lobby or just the lag between you and the host. Lag happens, get used to it.

Lastly, I concocted a list of great maps to start off with a friend(s) on Reddit. Enjoy! https://www.reddit.com/r/humanfallflat/comments/d6ooko/list_of_great_workshop_levels_to_play/

P.S. Feel free to add me on steam if you want to play with someone. I'll be glad to show you the ropes. If you actually want to find someone to play with at any given time or have questions regarding Unity, workshop building, or some technical stuff, join the official Human: Fall Flat Discord server for a quicker response.

Although the graphics of the game are stunning, the key binds and gameplay could've gone better. I spent 22 minutes on level 1 and 5 of those minutes was trying to click on this pollen thing to collect, which it simply could not detect for some reason, so I refunded the game. Nice concept but horrible key binds.