The controls often don’t work the way you want them to or the way the game intended them to work. But like all similar games - Octodad: Dadliest Catch is one example - things can get frustrating. Pushing the red carts to make a giant platform is a prime example, as it never got boring to figure out and ultimately execute. It’s a complex affair for something that should take a few seconds for the average person.Īs result, a lot of the puzzles in Fall Flat expertly make full use of these clunky controls, creating puzzles that are enjoyable to solve. Once you’ve grasped the ledge, you then have to pull down the mouse in order to do same with your arms. In order to climb a ledge, for example, you have to raise both your arms, push the mouse forward and hold both buttons to jump toward it. This makes you mess up quite a few simple activities, like pushing a cart or a garbage can, or grabbing up to a ledge and pulling yourself up. Controls are deliberately tricky, and your right and left hands are controlled separately by the right and left mouse buttons. You see, Bob’s independently controlled arms can’t be used to scale vertical surfaces, but instead simply haul him over ledges.

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