Wobble While You Work: ‘Human Fall Flat’ Comes to Meta Quest Today

Humans! We’re just a bunch of wobbly limbs held together with rubber bands, essentially—and no game has ever made that more clear than Human Fall Flat.

Today, Human Fall Flat VR brings all that wibbly-wobbly action to Meta Quest 2, 3, and 3S. Human Fall Flat is a…well, the original billed itself as a “light-hearted platformer,” but even a genre that broad still feels like it doesn’t entirely sum up the experience. It’s a sort-of physics-y, puzzle-y, platformer-y, and most of all funny blend. You play as a clumsy Human, tottering around like a toddler, barely able to stay upright let alone pull off any complicated maneuvers.

Unfortunately, complicated maneuvers are the order of the day. Each level (or “Dream”) in Human Fall Flat asks you—and your friends, ideally—to do something different. You’ll snowboard down a mountainside. You’ll row a boat. You’ll lift and carry heavy objects. You’ll roll a mustard bottle off a shelf. You’ll operate heavy machinery. All of the original Human Fall Flat levels are here, plus 18 of the most popular add-on levels from the PC release.

The biggest change in Human Fall Flat VR is that you’ll have direct control over your arms. Still wibbly-wobbly, of course—it’s more like puppeting a marionette around, as Human Fall Flat VR retains the third-person view of the original. But you may look slightly more graceful as you swing from a wrecking ball or help transport an oversized hamburger.

So gather some fellow Humans and get ready for one of the goofiest games you’ll ever play. Human Fall Flat is a ton of fun with friends—especially once you discover that you can pick them up and throw them off ledges (and then swear that you won’t do it again…before doing it anyway).

If you’re ready to get wibbly-wobbly yourself, Human Fall Flat is available now on the Meta Horizon Store for $12.99 USD.