Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout is a fun and enjoyable game that features a unique blend of competition and cuteness. Obstacle courses are the life of this popular video game and make up for entertaining gameplay for all ages.
In Fall Guys, players are tasked to take control of their bean-shaped characters to complete the race through various levels. Each level features a random obstacle course with a wide range of difficulty. From spinning platforms to windy tunnels, these obstacle courses are designed to measure the players' agility, timing, and strategic skills.
Ready for your first race? Here are some of the things you should know about some of the obstacle courses:
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Hit Parade
Hit Parade is considerably the easiest obstacle course in the game. Usually, this comes as the first round of elimination where players are subjected to pass rotating obstacles, swinging balls, and moving platforms. Compared to other courses, it is designed as simple as it can be.
Regardless, players still look forward to this course as it tests timing and agility. Although the course is simple, players are still challenged to finish first against other players before the slot to the next round becomes full. This is the perfect level for people who are just starting into the Fall Guys. What makes it exciting is that sometimes even skilled players get eliminated during this round.
Fruit Chute
If you hate fruits this course can easily be your worst nightmare. In Fruit Chute, players must face the cascading enormous fruits like watermelons, apples, and more. This is one step more challenging than hit parade as the fruits can get unpredictable and knock you off the course or into the goey slime below.
The players must have the perfect timing and positioning as they run, jump, and dodge the obstacles. Some fans enjoy the nature of this course noting that playing with their friends creates many entertaining memories.
Tip Toe
Things will start to get more tricky once you encounter Tip Toe on one of the rounds. In this course, players are presented with a grid of orange tiles. However, not all tiles can hold their ground. Most of the tiles will break as soon as you step on them.
Players will get tested on their patience as once they step on a wrong tile, they will have to begin again from the starting point as opposed to other courses where they have a checkpoint. Indeed, Tip Toe requires more than agility and fast sprint. Once the correct route is revealed, players are up for a new challenge to cross the finish line first.
Slime Climb
Slime Climb is one of the most challenging obstacle courses in the game. This round is known for its platforming, precision demand, and the rising pool of slime that can eliminate players who are falling behind.
More than that, the setting of Slime Climb features various obstacles compressed in a small area. Prepare to face the spinning hammers, tilting platforms, and more. Aside from its very challenging nature, this round also allows a limited number of players to qualify for the next stage, making it more competitive.
Hex-A-Gone
This obstacle course usually appears as the final round due to its difficulty level. The remaining players will have to prove their balance, strategy, and agility. While the course bears some similarities with Tip Toe, Hex-A-Gone is considered to be harder.
As players move across the hexagonal tiles, they gradually get destroyed which is something that is not featured on Tip Toe. The longer the game gets, the lesser the tiles are. This is the ultimate test of players' decision-making skills. They must decide either to sprint ahead or take the slower route and see the game unfold.
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