Yes, its deliberately complicated controls make for lots of wacky fails, and trying to do something as simple as climb up a wall makes you look like a flopping fish out of water. There’s more depth to Human: Fall Flat than you might suspect by glancing at its goofy physics and non-descript characters.
Play it on: PC, PS4, PS VR, Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, Nintendo Switch, PS5, Xbox Series X It's a great piece of teamwork, and a word of warning, may ruin families. Plus, it's now on Switch, so one of you will have the console in your hands, the other the instruction manual. It's brilliant fun, and a perfect party game. It's all set to a time limit to add tension, and bombs get increasingly tricky to dismantle as you play. actually talking to each other and cooperating. The idea is to use the bomb disposal docs to defuse the device by. The person inside the VR headset sees a briefcase with a bomb in it, and various devices to disarm, which he/she describes to the people in the real world. One person wears the VR headset, while a number of other people sit - in the real world - and look at a booklet of bomb-defusal documents. However, it's a uniquely brilliant take on co-op play, and demands your attention.
Unless you've invested in a VR headset, you probably haven't even heard of this one.
