Humanity, which launched on PS Plus Extra back in May, is a surreal but wonderful puzzle game that we definitely recommend. While the main campaign is the major draw, little has been said of its robust level creation mode, which lets players construct their own stages and share them online. Developer Enhance Games has just released a new update that expands this mode even further, letting you add even more to your levels.
Update 1.07 is available to download and install now, and you can see the new level editor features in the above video. Basically, you're getting access to late-game enemies and features. For example, you'll be able to place down lasers, which need to be blocked with, well, a block to let the humans pass unharmed. You can also employ turrets that shoot humans on sight, or utilise an allied laser drone that can mow down enemies. There's plenty of dangerous toys to tinker with in this update, so you can make your gruelling stages even more treacherous.
Enhance has uploaded a batch of example levels to show you some of the possibilities with these new additions. Lastly, a new level theme — Cosmos — has also been thrown in, so you can take your stages into the stars.
Are you still enjoying Humanity on PS5 and PS4? Follow along in the comments section below.
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“Brilliant” is a bit far. It’s Lemmings.
GOTY candidate in my opinion, probably the best puzzle game I've played since The Talos Principle
@Mattock1987 What does that matter?
@Mattock1987 and Lemmings is still brilliant to this day.
One of my favorite games this year.
This game is awesome. I just don't get why reviewers downplayed the VR mode. Most described it as "not adding much to the flat-screen mode", which I totally disagree.
VR adds a much welcome sense of depth and makes navigating the environments easier by virtue of allowing the user to change camera position by simply moving their head.
But most importantly, VR automatically makes everything much, much more awesome. Instead of peering through a 65" 2D window, I'm in there. It hit me the other day, when I was admiring the massive face made out of those tiny people in the central hub, and I had to take out de headset. Geez Luise, how underwhelming was the sight of that same head on my TV. Seriously.
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