Fall Guys

Fall Guys' chaotic obstacle courses suit quick, social rounds or competition with other players. At its tracked low, it costs $0.00 from Epic Game Store, making this a timely entry point for anyone drawn to playing with friends. Its Steam rating of 81% across 467,986 reviews offers another perspective on player reception. Check that the listed languages and play modes match what you want before buying.

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81%Steam Reviews468K reviews80Metacritic/100

Released: Aug 3, 2020

Multiplayer · Party Game · Battle Royale · Family Friendly · Massively Multiplayer

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01About Fall Guys

Fall Guys puts players into chaotic party royale rounds, where they stumble through absurd obstacle courses and compete for victory. The description also mentions building courses to share with the community. Steam player rating: 81% from 467,986 reviews. Steam release date: August 3, 2020. Supported interface languages: Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese-Brazil, and Russian.

Credits

Developer

Mediatonic

Steam player reviews

81%positiveVery Positive467,986 Steam reviews

Lowest recorded in 36 months

$0.002023-09-04 · Epic Game StoreBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.

Language support

Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
Simplified Chinese	Yes	Yes	—
Traditional Chinese	Yes	Yes	—
English	Yes	Yes	—

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Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
French	Yes	Yes	—
Italian	Yes	—	—
German	Yes	Yes	—
Spanish	Yes	Yes	—
Japanese	Yes	Yes	—
Korean	Yes	Yes	—
Portuguese-Brazil	Yes	Yes	—
Russian	Yes	Yes	—

Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-19

02Before you buy

Play modes

Fall Guys is available on Steam for Windows. The listed categories include multiplayer, co-op, and single-player.

Language

English is listed for the interface and subtitles; full audio is not listed.

03Frequently asked questions

What do you do in Fall Guys?

Players compete in chaotic rounds across absurd obstacle courses.

Can I play with friends?

Yes. The description mentions playing with friends and cooperative challenges.

Can I create courses?

Yes. The description says players can build courses and share them with the community.

Popular Steam reviews

Native-language selection · 10 reviews

Selected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.

RecommendedSteam player

08/17/2020

Fall Guys is a chill and fun game but it really needs server improvements,workshop map creator and more mini games! It won't last long if developers focus on releasing new skins and cosmetics instead of new content and improvements.Show moreShow less

5.5 hours at review6,488 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

08/16/2020

Hackers destroying this game ... most of them only use their hack on final match.I'll change the review when dev provide ways to report hackers ingame.Show moreShow less

12.9 hours at review3,437 people found this helpful

RecommendedSteam player

08/24/2020

you can hug peopleShow moreShow less

11.7 hours at review4,294 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

08/24/2020

Hacking has gotten more under control then at launch however the shop and prices for items needs work.Show moreShow less

7.1 hours at review2,861 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

08/04/2020

Edit 06/08/2020: I've updated the bottom of the post with some extra info related to comments. I played a bunch of the beta, so now that the full game is released I feel I can write my first review of the game. Fall Guys is SO CLOSE to being really good, but there's just a few things in the game that need to be changed to let me get consistent enjoyment out of it. The positives of the game is that it's goofy fun, and easy to jump into a game. Other people's reviews will cover the fun parts of the game, but I wanted to highlight the things that stop me from giving this game a positive review. 1) Team games need to get in the bin. They're the least fun part of Fall Guys, as you can get knocked out from a show even by playing really well. There's very little feedback from the game as to what is happening across the rest of the match. When you lose it wasn't down to your fault, and when you win it doesn't feel satisfying. There needs to be separate playlists for solo play and team play, and the team games need to be adjusted so that you'll be playing with the same team for the whole show and you can actually feel like you're contributing to a team effort. There would need to be ways to communicate with your team similar to rocket league, or by using the otherwise pointless emote system. 2) The costume colours need to get in the bin. It feels really scummy that not only do you need to wait for the store to refresh an item you're looking for (the store is ripped directly from fortnite) but you have to buy multiple costumes to have choices of colours. The costumes even change colours for team games, so there should definitely be a way for the player to customise the colour of the costumes they've unlocked. The player colours that you unlock end up feeling a bit worthless when wearing a costume has the possibility of completely obscuring it anyway. Why is it that the design decision was made for a player to either prioritise a player skin/colour or a costume? It's really peculiar and only seems to be used to pad out the amount of content in the store. 3) Lack of content. I read somewhere that there are 25 different maps at launch, with some maps sharing the same game mode. The most fun parts of the game are the obstacle courses, and there reaaaaaally needs to be more, preferably with the option of a playlist of only obstacle courses. The maps are all made from the same building blocks, so it shouldn't be too difficult to have a bunch more of them in the game. Considering the game isn't free to play, and this isn't early access, I hope that the roster of maps will be updated very soon and not at the end of season 1 which is going to go on for 60 days... 4) Some of the game modes are really not that fun at all. It's usually the team ones, but especially game modes like the Jinxed one. In Jinxed, two teams are pitted against each other and you have to grab players to infect them. Last team with an uninfected player wins. No matter how the game is played it pretty much always comes down to 1 player left on each team, and you'll likely have very little involvement with how the match ends up finishing. I'm sure on paper team games looked like fun, but seeing as this game is "heavily inspired" by Takeshi's Castle, it's worth looking at why they didn't really do team games. I hope that now the game is out, feedback from players will help shape what game modes get further development and which game modes get more maps. 5) £50/$60 currency purchase in the store. I mean, what more needs to be said about that. The game isn't free so you can't just carbon copy the store from fortnite, which is a free to play game. I don't like paying for and playing a game that essentially tells me I'm wasting my time earning currency by actually playing it, when I could instead make a purchase of 100K coins that would take me dozens of hours to grind out. I'm honestly okay with paying £4/$5 for 3 exclusive skins as DLC, as is currently on offer, but the in-game store purchases are just really not nice for the players. This game is so close to being really, really good, and I hope that the developer's response to community feedback will shape the game and let me change this review to a positive one in the future. ----------------------------------------------- 06/08/2020 - All maps were available in the beta. - The store is similar to Fortnite's in that content is time exclusive, meaning a player has to spend their currency or feel like they may miss out. There is no way to guarantee you're going to be able to unlock a specific item you may want, unless it is one of the DLC items. - The number of games at launch won't be enough to sustain certain players, and £15 isn't an unsubstantial amount of money. Further, the size of the game at launch makes me worried that additional maps will be added in a conservative way, as the game is already quite large with only the maps at launch. It also seems that the possibility of community-made content would be hampered by large map sizes. - This last point is a personal perspective, so I understand that people may not agree with it, and that's okay. But to me, by definition this isn't an indie game as Devolver Digital is the publisher for it. I know that people have different definitions of what constitutes an indie game, so it's not a point that I'm dead set on defending. It comes down to personal perspective. Overall, I've been enjoying the game, especially with friends (even though playing with friends doesn't get you any benefits and you're guaranteeing not everyone can win!). But this review isn't written for me, it's written for people who have to decide whether they can afford to spend £15 on something that may or may not be worth what money they have.Show moreShow less

0.5 hours at review2,015 people found this helpful

Source: original Steam user reviews. Helpful votes are an archived snapshot, not live data. Last collected: 08/14/2026.