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Fans of Human Fall Flat usually want a wobbly, physics-driven puzzle adventure to tackle with friends, where the laughs come from things going wrong. These five keep the physics and the co-op but spread out: Biped splits control between two robot legs, RV There Yet? hands you a vehicle, PEAK sends you up a mountain, and It Takes Two is built purely for two players.
Best for pairs who like physics puzzles where simply moving around takes some learning.
Each robot's legs are controlled separately, with one stick or mouse button per leg, so even walking becomes a small puzzle. That suits anyone who likes wrestling with awkward physics in Human Fall Flat. It is a difficult co-op puzzler, and your moves grow from walking and sliding to operating machinery and cutting wood.
Best for groups who want a goofy road trip where the vehicle is the hard part.
A whole RV becomes the thing your group has to wrangle, with the goal of reaching the exit onto Route 65 through the back country. Keeping supplies like burgers and antidotes flowing is part of surviving Mabutts Valley. Funny physics and online co-op match the chaotic spirit of Human Fall Flat.
Climbing replaces jailbreaks and puzzle rooms here. Lost nature scouts need to scale the mountain at the center of a mysterious island, and the slightest mistake can end a run. Like Human Fall Flat, it leans on friends helping one another, though it can also be played solo, and it is seen in first person.
Best for friends who enjoy ragdoll slapstick and making up their own solutions.
Up to four friends can join you in a ragdoll-physics job about terrible package couriers, and the humor comes from delivering things badly. Odd machinery and useful gadgets are your tools, and sandbox and open-world play leave plenty of room to improvise. It will appeal if the silly physics is what you come back to Human Fall Flat for.
Best for two players who want a varied, story-led adventure to finish together.
Cody and May, a clashing couple turned into dolls by a magic spell, make up the two-person team in this platform adventure built purely for co-op. Challenges change a lot as you go, and a friend can join for free through Friend's Pass. Local co-op and split-screen mean it works on one couch as well as online.
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