Fall Guys

Fall Guys added new Creative tools, seasonal rounds, and a competitive ladder between August 2024 and August 2025. Scrapyard Stumble introduced physics-enabled and destructible objects in September 2024, followed by Halloween levels and ranked Knockout play.

• Scrapyard Stumble: The September update added object physics, destructible obstacles, the Rubber Chicken power-up, Points Mode, and nine new rounds.
• Falloween 2024: The October event added Trapezes as a permanent Creative object, five Halloween-themed levels, and the return of Treat Thieves.
• Ranked Knockout: The April 2025 mode introduced eight competitive ranks, performance-based promotion and demotion, and eight-week reward cycles.
• Creative and seasonal play: Scrapyard and Falloween expanded the level-building toolset and refreshed the Knockout rotation with new and returning rounds.

The Fall Forever update arrived on May 7, 2024, introducing Explore Mode and updates to Creative and social play. Earlier in the year, Fame Passes and Creative enhancements brought new costumes, rounds, and tools for building courses.

• Explore Mode: Players could browse and play a continuing selection of community-created rounds.
• Social features: Fall Forever added Piggyback and social wheels for interacting with other Beans.
• Creative refresh: The round pool and Knockout playlists were refreshed alongside new Creative tools.
• Creative updates: Earlier updates expanded the building budget, brought back classic rounds, and added objects and soundtracks for custom courses.

Fall Guys Creative launched on May 10, 2023, giving players an in-game editor for building custom Rounds. Season 3: Sunken Secrets and Season 2: Satellite Scramble also delivered major course refreshes, while crossover events added new levels, costumes, and rewards.

• Fall Guys Creative: The level editor launched, letting players create and play custom Rounds inside Fall Guys.
• Sunken Secrets and Satellite Scramble: Season 3: Sunken Secrets introduced an underwater lost-city theme, while Season 2: Satellite Scramble added cosmic courses, orbiting obstacles, space-themed variations, new costumes, and challenges.
• Let’s Get Kraken: The event introduced new Rounds, challenge rewards, nicknames, nameplates, Kudos, patterns, and the unlockable Golden Sands Anchor Wearable.
• Hatsune Miku and Sonic’s Adventure: The Hatsune Miku event added Glow Stick and Spring Onion challenges, Miku-themed costumes, the Miku Blunderland Costume, the Sound of the Future Pattern, and Miku rewards in the Season Pass. Sonic’s Adventure added Bean Hill Zone, Sonic-themed unlockables, the Sonic Foot Tap Emote, and costumes for Eggman, Tails, Knuckles, Super Sonic, and Sonic.
• Seasonal events and passes:
  • Falloween: Treat Thieves returned with new rewards, alongside Gozer, Slimer, and Mini-Puft Invasion costumes and the glowing Gozer costume.
  • Better Together: The event added a rainbow-themed cape, shoes, and heart-shaped Pattern through duo and squad challenges.
  • Red Envelope Rally: The Lunar New Year event added themed rewards through February 6, 2023.
  • Fame Pass 2: The pass added the Lara Croft Costume and a Wearable inspired by Croft Manor.

Fall Guys: Free for All was announced as a huge update targeted for June 21, 2022, but the supplied record did not confirm that it shipped. The major confirmed delivery was Season 6, which added five rounds, a 50-tier Fame Path, and more than 25 costumes; Sweet Thieves also brought a team-based candy-stealing mode and later entered Custom Lobbies.

• Season 6: Added a substantial batch of new content:
  • Party Promenade introduced conveyor belts, obstacles, and moving platforms.
  • Full Tilt expanded the seesaw format with rotating platforms.
  • Pipe Dream added pipe-based routes and branching paths.
  • Airtime focused on staying airborne across floating platforms.
  • Leading Light challenged players to remain inside a moving spotlight.
  • The Fame Path included more than 25 costumes and 50 reward tiers, including Jin and The Ghost.
• Sweet Thieves: Introduced Thieves, who stole candy, and Guardians, who defended it. The mode gained Astro-themed challenge rewards, an Astro Bot T-Rex costume, and support in Custom Lobbies.
• Cross-platform systems: Cross-Platform Progression with Epic Games Accounts linked progress across platforms, while Cross-Platform Lobbies allowed PC and PlayStation players to party together. Existing players were also promised continued crossplay and cross-progression support alongside the Free for All transition.
• Round variety: Fresh Round Variations changed Bubble Trouble, Door Dash, Fall Mountain, Gate Crash, Slime Climb, and Treetop Tumble with new obstacles and layouts. Sum Fruit added a new logic round, and Big Yeetus received a buff.
• Events and crossovers: Fall-o-Ween added the Trick Show and Treat Show with limited-time rewards, while Spartan Showdown brought themed challenges, costumes, and Blast Ball variations. Aloy, Eivor, and Odin also arrived through crossover costumes and events.

Season 5 launched with six new rounds, led by Treetop Tumble, Lost Temple, and Lily Leapers, and introduced Limited Time Events with unique challenges and rewards. Squads Mode also arrived, letting four-player teams qualify together while sharing victory spoils and earning Crown Shards.

• Season 5: Its six-round slate included Treetop Tumble, Stompin’ Ground, Lost Temple, Lily Leapers, Bubble Trouble, and Pegwin Pool Party; the Crown Capers Pack added Muddy Explorer, Expedition Leader, and Fallesses II.
• Season 4 and Squads Mode: Season 4 added seven futuristic rounds—Skyline Stumble, Hoverboard Heroes, Basketfall, Short Circuit, Power Trip, Big Shots, and Roll On—while Squads Mode introduced shared four-player victories plus Squad Race and Squad Survival.
• Season 3: The snowy season added Freezy Peak, Pegwin Pursuit, Roll Off, Ski Fall, Snowy Scrap, Thin Ice, and Tundra Run, alongside Crown Ranks and Golden Costumes.
• Season 2: Medieval Knockout added Hoopsie Legends, Knight Fever, Egg Siege, and Wall Guys; Show Selector and a new Season Pass expanded themed playlists and rewards.
• Crown Shards and Custom Lobbies: Daily Challenges and Squad victories could earn 60 Crown Shards for a Crown; Custom Lobbies supported invitation-only matches for up to 60 participants, with PS4 and Steam crossplay. The Slimescraper and Button Bashers also arrived, while more than 40 round variations and later dozens of remixes refreshed existing courses. Easy Anti-Cheat was implemented, and Sturdier Beans reduced ragdolling from minor collisions.
• Sugar Plum DLC Pack and TRON Costume Pack: Sugar Plum added Regal Nutcracker, Rainbow Fairy, and Ballerina; Popstar, Future Fashion, and TRON added more costumes, while Winter Warmer gave Prime members a costume and three Crowns. Godzilla, Sonic, and Untitled Goose Game costumes also entered the regular store.