Pratfall (v1.0.0.R2744 & Multiplayer)

A missing dog sends you beneath a sprawling, lethal construction site where every ledge, tunnel, and crumbling wall can turn a rescue mission into slapstick disaster. Pratfall is a physics-driven co-op adventure built around descending into procedurally assembled caverns, with an uneasy mix of genuine danger and unpredictable comedy. The tone lands somewhere between a scrappy underground expedition and a party game where one bad jump can ruin everyone’s plan. As the search deepens, the mystery grows wider: your dog is not the only one that has disappeared.

Each expedition asks players to dig through soft terrain, break obstacles with explosives, scale vertical shafts, and create safer routes across enormous drops. A helmet light, flares, pickaxe, ziplines, and scavenged supplies form the basic survival kit, while food helps patch up injuries after collisions and falls. Gravity is the real enemy, demanding careful footing, quick catches, and coordinated rescues when a teammate slips into the dark. Solo play is available, but groups of up to four make the cave system far more entertaining—and far more hazardous—through proximity voice chat, improvised plans, accidental bombings, and the ability to revive stranded friends.

Destructible environments give Pratfall more freedom than a typical linear cave crawler, since players can carve new paths instead of merely following prescribed routes. Its three randomized underground regions keep runs from feeling overly rehearsed, while shifting layouts force teams to rethink traversal tools and risk management every time. The physical chaos and cooperative rescue focus should appeal to players who enjoy the emergent disasters of Lethal Company or the digging-and-climbing spirit of Deep Rock Galactic, albeit with a stronger emphasis on platforming mishaps. It suits newcomers who want a silly co-op session, but veteran groups willing to communicate well will get the most out of its increasingly treacherous descents.