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Ten years, 60 million-plus players, and still no release date for the sequel. If you can run every level of Human Fall Flat with your eyes closed, I get it. You want something new to flop around in with friends. Here's what I'd play next.
Updated October 8, 2026
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Human Fall Flat 2
Yes, I'm starting with the obvious one. Human Fall Flat 2 comes from the same Lithuanian studio, No Brakes Games, with Devolver Digital publishing this time. It slipped from 2025 to 2026, and the Steam page still says "To be announced." What's promised? A new physics engine, fresh mechanics, customizable characters and room for up to eight players. Wishlist it and wait. That's all any of us can do right now.
Gang Beasts
Same jelly physics, zero teamwork. Gang Beasts swaps puzzle-solving for punching, and your job is to toss everyone else out of the arena. Developer Boneloaf put it into Early Access back in 2014 and shipped the full game on PC and PS4 in December 2017. Four people fit on a couch, eight online. Rounds last about a minute. That's exactly why nobody ever stops after one.
Release: 12 Dec 2017
Totally Reliable Delivery Service
Totally Reliable Delivery Service puts you in the shoes of the worst couriers alive. Studio We're Five Games released it in 2020, and the open world is stuffed with vans, planes and ridiculous gadgets. The package is supposed to arrive in one piece. It usually ends up in the river (with you right behind it). Up to four can play split-screen or online. It's rough around the edges, and Steam reviews sit at Mostly Positive. My take? The chaos is the whole point.
Metacritic:
64
5.2
Wobbly Life
Picture GTA, but everyone's made of jelly. That's Wobbly Life in a nutshell. RubberBandGames kept it in Early Access for five years before the 1.0 launch in September 2025, which landed alongside a space update. You take odd jobs, play minigames and decorate your own house, solo or with up to three friends. At 97% positive on Steam, it's the best-rated pick here. Playing with kids? Start with this one.
Release: 18 Sep 2025
Just Die Already
Just Die Already is from DoubleMoose, the team behind Goat Simulator, and it's published by Curve Games, same as Human Fall Flat. You play a pensioner hunting for the dumbest possible ways to die. Dark humor, brutal ragdoll physics, an open world to wreck. It shines with four players online, and crossplay is supported. Is it stupid? Gloriously.
Party Animals
Think Gang Beasts, but plush. Party Animals from Recreate Games hit PC and Xbox in September 2023, then PS5 in January 2025. Puppies, kittens and ducks slap each other around in short rounds for up to eight players, with crossplay on every platform. Launch was bumpy thanks to overloaded servers. These days reviews are Very Positive. It's a paid game, and the shop only sells cosmetics.
Fall Guys
Fall Guys trades the couch for a crowd. Up to 40 beans pile into the main show, and every round knocks a chunk of them out. It's been free-to-play since June 2022, so there's nothing to lose. One catch: new players have to grab it from the Epic Games Store, since it's gone from Steam. Progress follows your Epic account across platforms. No puzzles here, but that final crown round gets my heart rate up every time.
Octodad: Dadliest Catch
An octopus pretending to be a suburban dad. That's the premise of Octodad: Dadliest Catch, released in 2014 by indie studio Young Horses. Mowing the lawn or grabbing groceries becomes a disaster, because every tentacle is controlled separately. It's short, around two and a half hours. The real fun is local co-op for up to four, where each player gets a different limb.
Heave Ho
If you want a game that truly forces teamwork, it's Heave Ho. Le Cartel Studio made it, Devolver Digital published it in 2019. Each player has two arms for grabbing walls and teammates, and nobody gets through even the short levels without talking. The original is local only, up to four players. Want online? Heave Ho 2 arrived in July 2026 and finally adds it.
Super Bunny Man
Last up, something in 2D. Super Bunny Man has you controlling guys in bunny suits who roll and hop across platforms. Catobyte released the 1.0 version in May 2023, and it reached Switch in late 2024. The campaign is solo or two-player co-op, while deathmatch and party modes take up to four. You'll get the rules in a minute. Mastering the controls? Much longer.
So, what's next?
Online with friends? Go with Party Animals or Wobbly Life. Sharing a couch? Heave Ho. Want more ideas? Check out the full list of games like Human Fall Flat. What are you playing while we all wait for the sequel? Let me know in the comments.
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