A 3D being has fallen into Flatland, a world that only understands outlines. In this plane, identity is geometry: the wrong shape isn’t “incorrect” — it’s impossible.

Flatfall is a short top-down puzzle game inspired by Edwin A. Abbott’s Flatland. You can switch between three 2D projections of your true form — Square, Circle, Triangle — and use them to navigate a world obsessed with rules, symmetry, and suspicion.

Key Features

• Switch forms anytime: Square → Circle → Triangle

• Shape-based puzzles: gates, pressure plates, push blocks, conveyors, and perimeter scanners

• Stealth tension: evade (or fight) the Inquisitor of Angles

• Final objective: collect the three Keys of the Normal - Pyramid, Cube, and Sphere - fragments of your real 3D self

Controls

• Move: WASD

• Rotate: Mouse Scroll Button

• Switch Form: Q

Tips

• Watch the symbols: Flatland only grants passage to the correct outline.

• Circle resists the conveyor.

• Square can push blocks.

• Triangle breaks thin walls - but sharp corners attract attention.

• Triangles can kill Inquisitors.

Credits

Made solo for the Brackeys Game Jam.
Inspired by Flatland by Edwin A. Abbott.