Slip slidin’ away

It’s so nice to have a co-op game you know you can keep coming back to every few months. For me, lately, it’s beenHuman: Fall Flat–a wobbly puzzle-platformer that lets you pal around in a silly physics playground. The game debuted in 2016, and No Brakes Games is still pumping out levels to this day.

Human: Fall Flat‘s latestDLC– the Ice level– sells itself. And I’m not just saying that because it’s free.

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In other games, ice often means misery, but here, tripping over yourself is all part of the fun. I can immediately picture what kind of trouble I’ll be able to get into with access to snowboards and a ski lift.

The Ice level has a staggered launch stretching from today until Friday. PlayStation 4 is up first, followed by Steam (November 6), Nintendo Switch (November 7), and Xbox One (November 8).

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At some point, I’m bound to be known as the guy who just won’t shut up aboutHuman: Fall Flatalready. It’s a fate I’ll willingly accept. The next time you find yourself in a room with strange people who won’t stop over-sharing intimate life details– Thanksgiving is coming up soon!– consider busting this out.

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