Curve Games and No Brakes Games have officially released Human Fall Flat on Nintendo Switch 2, offering five new levels to Nintendo players that were previously unavailable on the original Switch.
The enhanced version of the physics-based puzzle platformer now includes Dockyard, Museum, Hike, Candyland, and Test Chamber, in addition to the existing stages like Castle, Aztec, and Water.
Furthermore, the Nintendo Switch 2 edition will receive future updates with new console levels, including the upcoming Steampunk Party and the recently introduced Viking level featuring Dave the Diver.
Since its initial release in 2016, Human Fall Flat has amassed over 58 million units sold across various platforms such as PC, console, mobile, and VR. The game offers both solo play and online multiplayer for up to eight players.
The Switch 2 version has also introduced platform-specific features like mouse controls, GameChat support using the console’s built-in microphone, and GameShare functionality. This allows Switch 2 owners to share the new exclusive levels with friends who own a Nintendo Switch.
Human Fall Flat’s Nintendo Switch 2 edition is now available digitally for £15.99, with existing Nintendo Switch owners having the option to upgrade for £3.99.
Rich Keen, VP of Publishing at Curve Games, expressed excitement about the release, stating, “We are thrilled to bring Human Fall Flat to the Nintendo Switch 2. Players will enjoy new features such as GameChat and GameShare, access to previously unavailable levels, and timely updates with new content.”
Human Fall Flat continues to expand in anticipation of the sequel
The launch of Nintendo Switch 2 marks another milestone for the franchise as No Brakes Games works on developing Human Fall Flat 2.
Curve Games, a London-based publisher under Nazara Technologies, continues to support the original title with new updates years after its debut. Their portfolio also includes titles like For The King, Bomber Crew, and Lawn Mowing Simulator.
This ongoing support has contributed to Human Fall Flat’s enduring success in the indie gaming scene, with the new Switch 2 edition aiming to cater to the game’s expanding console playerbase.