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Falling Face Fragments

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About Falling Face Fragments

Falling Face Fragments is a falling-block puzzle game in which eyes, noses and mouths drop into the playing area. You choose where each fragment lands to assemble creepy faces, then clear them according to each mode’s rules.

Game modes

  • Arcade mode: Assemble and clear faces to score points. Press a button to clear completed faces; clearing more at once earns more points. Merge four fragments of the same type to make a big fragment, then build big faces for extra points and acid, which helps remove badly placed fragments. Fragments fall faster as time passes, while force-drop arrows appear increasingly often. Clearing faces reduces the difficulty according to how many you clear at once. The round ends when a fragment lands in the top row of the playing area, and you can compete for a high score on the online leaderboard.
  • Multiplayer: Play local head-to-head. Clearing faces sends force-drop arrows to your opponent, while clearing big faces temporarily freezes some of their fragments. The first player to have a fragment land in the top row loses.
  • Mission mode: Work through levels with different puzzle objectives. Some begin with fragments already placed, and tasks may give you a predetermined set of falling fragments or a limited time. Objectives include clearing the entire screen, clearing a specific number of faces at once, killing the caterpillar and not waking the cat.
  • Crazy arcade mode: Complete randomly selected missions back to back to earn extra time and keep playing against the clock for a high score. The missions make each run different, and the mode has its own leaderboard.

Unlockable skins

Each Steam achievement you earn unlocks an in-game skin. Every face you complete and clear responds with an “uh!”

Frequently asked questions

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Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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