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Human Fall Flat ¡Lanza un nuevo nivel ambientado en un museo!

Autor : Riley Actualizar : Jan 09,2025

Human Fall Flat El móvil obtiene un nuevo nivel: ¡Museo! 505 Games, Curve Games y No Brakes Games están encantados de lanzar esta desafiante incorporación. Esto es lo que te espera:

Una aventura hilarante

El nivel Museo en Human Fall Flat presenta nuevos acertijos y obstáculos, que se pueden jugar solo o con hasta tres amigos. Olvídese de los artefactos congestionados; este museo es todo menos típico.

Tu misión: recuperar una exhibición extraviada. Esto implica navegar por alcantarillas turbias, armar una escalera improvisada, burlar a grúas y ventiladores para atravesar el patio, escalar el techo de vidrio, resolver un rompecabezas integrado en la exhibición e incluso usar chorros de fuente para una experiencia de vuelo única.

Espere mucha acción: esquiva con láser, demolición de muros, rotura de bóvedas y desactivación del sistema de seguridad. ¡Véalo en acción!

Un favorito de los fans se convierte en realidad --------------------------------------

¡Este nuevo y emocionante nivel es una presentación ganadora de un concurso de taller Human Fall Flat! Conocido por su humor basado en la física y su juego caótico (lanzado en 2019), cada momento garantiza un estallido de risas.

¡Lo mejor de todo es que el nivel Museo es gratis! Descarga Human Fall Flat en Google Play Store para experimentarlo. Y para aquellos que se preguntan, también se está desarrollando una secuela, Human Fall Flat 2.

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