Fall Guys is a hugely multiplayer party game with up to 60 players online in an out of control situation battle through round after round of heightening confusion until one victor remains!

Jump into a progression of silly difficulties and wild impediment courses with masses of different contenders on the web.

 

The game has been incredibly huge since its launch and the game's servers are having a hard time accommodating the influx of players who want to experience the fun new game, which is available on PlayStation 4 and PC via Steam. 

If you want to try the game out or you've been trying it lately, the ultimate goal is to be the last one standing, and as with any other battle royale game, you'll need a strategy to win

The game, a couple of uncommon ensembles, and 10,000 Kudos which you can use to purchase skin and outfits and stuff

 

Jump into a progression of silly difficulties and wild impediment courses with masses of different contenders on the web.

 

Dizzy Heights is a fairly straightforward obstacle course that features lots of spinning platforms. The best advice we can give is to follow the direction a platform is rotating, because that will always be faster than to try and run the opposite way around. Then you have some balls rolling towards you. Use the paths between the blocks to avoid the balls, as they'll knock you over. When the path splits two ways in the middle of the course, both are fine but the right-hand side is ever so slightly faster given how the platforms are spinning. 

If you fall off, don't count yourself out! You'll be on a lower part of the stage but can easily keep going and get back on the main path. 

You'll reach a part where you climb a slope and will see three giant spinning platforms. Make sure you jump here, as there's a gap you need to clear. There will be large balls that will knock you down if they hit you, so stick to the sides as you climb the rotating platforms.

 

Door Dash is a very simple round in Fall Guys. All you need to do is reach the finish line by busting down the right doors. However, there's no telling which ones will break and which ones won't. The best way to play Door Dash is actually to hang back slightly and let others do most of the leg work. 

However, you don't want to get too far behind, as you can easily get caught up in a stampede of players all trying to squeeze through one threshold. If you start out in the first row, you may as well go for it and try a door or two. Most of the doors in the first few sets will break. Just keep an eye on your competitors as they may forge a path you can follow.

 

Some have trouble with Fruit Chute, but it's not that difficult with a bit of practice. 

Jump and dive down onto the conveyor and stick to either the left or right side. This allows you to use the pink pyramids as a sort-of cover from the incoming fruit. It won't protect you completely, so you'll still need to watch out for fruit coming in at an odd angle. For us, sticking to the side and keeping the camera low so you can see the fruit coming has worked a treat. Also, there's almost no point in jumping when you're on the conveyor -- just run.

 

Gate Crash is all about barriers that move up and down. It's pretty easy going, and there's not much strategy to how you get through. It's largely down to timing and observation, watching which doors come down when. They all follow a consistent pattern, so it's pretty easy to judge. 

The tricky part comes right at the end, with a big, slime-covered slope and a jump to the finish line blocked by more moving doors. Again, it comes down to good timing. Don't forget to turn around and run back up the hill a bit if you misjudge the doors. Lots of people slip up here, but it's not too hard to clear the gap with practice.