Learn about all of the mini-games in Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout.
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Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout pits you against 59 other contestants in a massively multiplayer competition that’s similar to game shows like Wipeout. Players must race, survive, and sometimes team up with their opponents to advance through the courses and score the coveted game-winning crown at the end. The current 25 mini-games are sorted into 4 different categories: Race, Survival, Team, and the Final.
The earliest Olympic Games involved well-trained warriors competing in a variety of events. In Fall Guys, there’s none of that. It’s up to you to learn and adapt to the randomly picked courses that kick off every game. So to help you mentally and physically prepare for the obstacles at hand, we’ve compiled a list of all of the mini-games currently in rotation.
Falling over myself
Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout
So much fun.
Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout is a wacky battle royale that is inspired by gameshows like Wipeout. Currently available on the PC and PS4, Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout is sure to keep the attention of both casual and hardcore players alike with its fun and addictive gameplay.
Race
What better way to start your journey to victory than a foot race? There are currently nine races available that will challenge your platforming skills, timing, and sometimes your patience. Here’s a recap of what’s available.
| Name | Description | Gameplay Image |
|---|---|---|
| Dizzy Heights | Spinning plates, rolling balls, spinning plates, and…more rolling balls stand in the way of you and sweet, sweet victory. Learn to time your jumps and ride the plates in the right direction. |  |
| Hit Parade | Unlike other courses that are centered around a theme, Hit Parade just throws everything and the kitchen sink at you. Slime? Rotating propellers? Swinging balls of doom? This course has got it all. |  |
| See Saw | The key to victory is to temporarily team up with your fellow Fall Guys to keep balance as you hop between the shifting platforms. |  |
| Door Dash | Use your face and try to find the right wall to crash into to progress to the finish line. | |
| Gate Crash | Similar to Door Dash, instead of crashing through walls, you’re vaulting over them. Time your jumps to get over in one fell swoop. |  |
| Tip Toe | Aristotle once said, “Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet,” and I think about this every time I encounter Tip Toe in rotation. Work as a team to find the safest route through trial and error, and then betray your friends in a final jump to the finish. |  |
| The Whirlygig | If jumping between floating platforms, dodging spinning logs, and sliding between rotating fans isn’t enough, add some extra adrenaline by making the final decision to take the middle launch ramp to the finish line (or play yourself by accidentally yeeting into the abyss). |  |
| Slime Climb | This one acts as both a race and a survival course. Outrun the rising slime and outmaneuver your teammates as you climb to the top. Be careful, one false jump, and your dreams of qualification are done. |  |
| Fruit Chute | Run up a conveyor belt and avoid being humbled by giant flying fruit. |  |
Survival
There’s no room for error when a survival course is on your plate. The stakes are high, but remember — you don’t have to be the best; you just have to be better than the guy next to you.
| Name | Description | Gameplay Image |
|---|---|---|
| Jump Club | Time your jumps and find the sweet spots between the two rotating beams. Watch out for meddlesome contestants. A well-timed grab might spell the end for your Fall Guy. |  |
| Roll Out | Roll Out puts you on a set of rotating rings and has you bob and weave between them to avoid gaps and walls. Jumping around and running will put you in harm’s way, but the real danger lies in standing too close to other Fall Guys. Stay limber! |  |
| Block Party | Like Roll Out, Block Party is all about avoiding walls and maintaining your balance. Keep your cool, watch out for grabby Fall Guys, and don’t fall off the platform! |  |
| Perfect Match | Put your gray matter to work and memorize the fruits on the floor panels, then run to the panel that matches the fruit shown on the screen. When in doubt, follow the crowd. They all can’t be wrong, right? |  |
| Tail Tag | To win this game, you must end the round with a tail. Be sure to snatch a tail off of one of the Fall Guys, unless you started with one. In that case, run for your life! |  |
Team
Sometimes you have to put your differences aside to team up and vanquish a greater evil. Or, in this case, qualify for the next round in the competition. The following courses break opponents up into teams.
Final
You’ve run, you’ve survived, and you’ve even teamed up with your fellow Fall Guys. And where did it bring you? To the finals, baby! The following courses don’t end with a finish line; they end with the crown. So don’t mess up!
The hits keep coming
To qualify is all that matters in Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout. Whether you’re celebrating the triumph of a dub or gearing up for a salty runback after an embarrassing elimination, you’ll have to prepare accordingly. Be sure to check out our growing list of legendary cosmetics to keep up appearances with your friends.
We’ll be updating this list as the game continues to grow in popularity, so check back often for information on any new mini-games that might be added.
Falling over myself
Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout
So much fun.
Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout is a wacky battle royale that is inspired by gameshows like Wipeout. Currently available on the PC and PS4, Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout is sure to keep the attention of both casual and hardcore players alike with its fun and addictive gameplay.
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