Human: Fall Flat Sells Over Four Million Copies Globally Since Launch

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Human: Fall Flat Sells Over Four Million Copies Globally Since Launch; PC Patch 1.4 Now Available

By Ben Bayliss

Published Jun 20, 2018

Human: Fall Flat has now surpassed four million copies sold globally on all platforms, and a new patch has also arrived for the game on PC.

The quirky platformerÂ Human: Fall FlatÂ gained a new 1.4 patch the other day, and then announced a milestone yesterday for the physics-basedÂ puzzler that finds players waving their arms around to grab onto ledges, objects, and even themselves to overcome challenges and progress to the next level.Publisher Curve Digital and developer No Brakes Games announced thatÂ Human: Fall Flat has exceeded four million in global sales across all platforms: it was only back in FebruaryÂ that the title surpassed two million copies. The game originally launched as a single-player title onto Steam Early Access back in 2016 and ended upÂ arriving on PS4, and Xbox One in MayÂ 2017. It was also announced for the Nintendo SwitchÂ and launched in December last year for that platform.It received an eight-player online multiplayer patch towards the end of 2017 which expanded the playing field; however, the patch only introduced online multiplayer to PC users. According to the Curve Digital Twitter account, they are working hard to bring online multiplayer to consoles, as currently Human: Fall FlatÂ relies on SteamworksÂ toÂ manageÂ theÂ multiplayer mode; in turn, this makes the online system exclusive toÂ Steam.

On June 18th, 2018Â Human: Fall Flat's latest patch (v1.4) for the PC version of the game brought advanced video options and minor bug fixes, but also introduced Japanese and Korean language options. No Brakes Games'Â Tomas Sakalauskas said in a press release,

â€œIâ€™m astounded thatÂ Human: Fall FlatÂ has reached so many people already, and with the new Japanese and Korean language options, Iâ€™m thrilled that it will reach more,â€

Human: Fall FlatÂ is available for PC, Xbox One, PS4, and Nintendo Switch. You can read our review of the game and find out why we thought that it would be popular with content creators on sites like YouTube and Twitch.