$7.99Pratfall Dig, fall, laugh, repeat
Grab a helmet and drop into a cave system after your lost dog, solo or with co-op friends. You fall, dig, blast new paths, catch each other mid-drop, and share flares and snacks on the way down. Every run reshuffles the caves, so each rescue goes wrong in a fresh way.
Is Pratfall worth it?
Pratfall is worth it if…
- you want chaotic co-op games where plans fall apart fast
- you like catching, reviving, and mildly tormenting your co-op friends
- you want short runs that play out differently each time
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Fall down together, rescue the dogs
You start at a construction site in a dog park, which explains nothing, and your best friend is already somewhere below. You pick up a helmet and a pickaxe and jump in after them, and it turns out every dog is missing. Down there you dig through dirt, ride ziplines across crevasses, pop flares in the dark, and plant magic beans to make your own route. Food patches you up, traps and gravity undo the good work, and fall damage is very much included.
Catch your friends, or make it worse
The job is co-op, the hazards are shared. You grab a falling friend before they splat, haul them up, or revive them when you miss. Or you feed them something strange, toss them a bomb, and watch destructible terrain do the rest. Proximity voice chat means the screaming gets quieter with distance, which is only fair.
Good to know before you drop in?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. The rescue works solo or with friends, so you can learn the caves, test the pickaxe, drill, and explosives, and find food and gear at your own pace before adding other people and their bombs.
Does every run look the same?
No. Each run crosses 3 procedurally generated biomes, with scattered and buried items to find. The layout, loot, and hazards change, so zipline crossings and dug tunnels rarely repeat.
Can you change how your character looks and plays?
There are cosmetics for dressing up your rescuer, plus full key remapping and gamepad support. Expect the outfit to survive longer than the person wearing it.
